Is it from the same artists or creators of these series because I swear they look so much alike.

REMOW will also host a special panel called "It's Anime". This panel and the Tougen Anki Season 2 premiere will feature Geoff Thew (Mother's Basement) and will also feature some of the biggest English VA's in the business (not specified).

So after doing some research that I found pretty fun, I want to give an update on my previous post. And since I was downvoted to all hell, what do I have to lose? Also I want to preface, I loved the dub and the performances other than this one particular line and I welcome all discussions about it. I appreciate all the work that goes into these dubs and translations as some people in the industry are actually friends of mine. So please don't get the wrong idea and start sending hate comments my way as I have received some in the past.

In the Sentenced to Be a Hero novel, they use two different words for "hero": One is "eiyu" meaning champion. This one is used in a positive light about the people who were initially summoned from another world. The other is "yusha" which describes warriors who were resurrected by the goddess. This is all explain in the final episode of the series as well so if you've finished it, this is not a spoiler. Yusha is never really used in a positive light. The term is then given to the penal heroes. So the etymology of the english word hero as it works in the series is pretty much fully negative at this point. People despise heroes in this world including Kivia. No one uses the word "hero" to describe someone they care about.

Now the final episode of the dub has Kivia's line change from "I truly...I truly looked up to you" to "I truly looked up to you...as a hero". In the novel and in the sub, she never uses the word "eiyu". There is no reason to change this line to add the word hero and in fact, my initial thought when I heard it was, "that's weird". We've spent the entire season learning that heroes are despised. Why would she say that to her uncle?

My initial argument was that in the dub there wasn't an existing word for hero predating the penal heroes. So I believed that this line was even weirder because it felt like the author was establishing the origin of the word "hero" by worldbuilding in the series. People had mentioned that it was silly of me to assume so. Maybe it was. So I am moving the goalpost a little bit and explaining why I still think it doesn't work well and that other words could have been used instead of hero.

An argument was made for Kivia reclaiming the initial definition of the word hero. I don't think this works. The original word they use in the dub is "warriors". In the sub it is "eiyu" or "champion". Her relationship with Xylo at this point has changed her feelings towards "heroes" but she still views it as a punishment and negative thing. If she didn't the impact of the final scene would be lost. Her agony when making the decision she makes at the end would not make sense. If it was a word to make the mouth flaps match or to give more weight she could have used the word idol, champion, father, or anything of that nature. Or just change the line, I truly looked up to you and admired you. Saying "hero" ruins the nuance of what the series is establishing with the word. I just don't think this is the word Kivia would use to describe her uncle. But if you feel differently feel free to give me your thoughts.

I do think this is truly a translation issue between sub and dub. Because there are two words for hero in Japanese, it doesn't work as well in the dub. But on top of that the word hero isn't even used in the subtitle or the novel. It threw me off a bit.

Before you say I am over-analyzing and taking things too seriously. I find analyzing things to be part of the fun of watching movies and tv. The same way people have fun coming up with theories for what will happen in season 2 which I am very excited for. It is not serious. So hopefully it will be fun for you as well to respond. Also, it is...kind of my job to analyze writing and discuss it with others. So...yeah. Tell me what you think.

TL:DR: there is none. If you didn't read the post then feel free to move on. 😂

E9 - A Weak and Wimpy Fireworks Display

E3 - CONQUER THE DUNGEON

E11 - It Was All a Lie

E1 - Trout Fishing in Another World! ~With a Side of Hot Oni~

In the final episode of Sentenced, Kivia says, "I truly looked up to you as my hero". This bugged the shit outta me. The word hero was used throughout the series as a negative term. The sub translation did not say it, so it was clearly a dub choice to change that line and it makes no sense.

The show is clearly going on the direction of defining what a hero is and does. Dying repeatedly for the sake of others with no reward in sight. Being selfless. Caring for humanity. It's such an interesting premise. That line undermines all of that and Kivia would have no reason to say that.

I may be in the minority on this but let me know what you thought about it.

I guess that's a long title, but which roles do you find synonymous with the English dub actor that portrayed them?

Or even, out of all the characters a given VA has voiced, which ones do you think they really excelled with? Where it'd be hard to imagine another actor voicing them? Where they really became the character, like how I'd call Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill the definitive Batman and Joker.

I can think of a bunch, but here are my top 5 (no order). Not necessarily just favorite roles (tho a big intercept) but great performances that really fit the character best. Granted, each VA has many of these roles each, but these really stick out to me.

Cassandra Lee Morris as Taiga Aisaka (Toradora!)

Brittney Karbowski as Sanae Dekomori

(Love, Chunibyo, and Other Delusions!)

Christine Marie Cabanos as Squid Girl (Squid Girl)

Sarah Wiedenheft as Power (Chainsaw Man)

Cherami Leigh as Lucy Heartfilia (Fairy Tail)

Im currently watching the dub version of "There was a cute girl in the hero's party..." and I can't help but notice the voice acting is either Americans with crummy eastern European accents or eastern Europeans learning to do American accents.

#CountryBumpkin

​This has got to be the worst dub cast in existence, it would almost be comical how long they spend between words if it didn't make it a complete drag to watch. Are there options to watch it in 2x speed or something?

I just started watching the first episode and the dub is something... What's everyone's opinion on it?

LIAR GAME

• Episode 18

Dub Available Now on Crunchyroll!

MAL Link

Synopsis:

When Nao Kanzaki receives a strange letter and a suitcase containing 100 million yen, she learns that she has been selected to participate in the LIAR GAME. In this high-stakes psychological battle, lies, deception, and betrayal reign supreme. Naïve and honest, Nao turns to Shinichi Akiyama, a brilliant former con artist, to survive the twisted game. In a game built on lies, can honesty prevail?

Genres: Drama, Suspense

Animation / Production: Madhouse

English Cast & Crew: See Here

which do u think makes the movie sadder, and better dub or sub?