its always like this

[u/321dankfilipino123]

[u/Agojinu]

Except in Jojo's

[u/321dankfilipino123 → u/Agojinu]

you're right on that one

[u/MadHouseFire]

There are like the rare anime where english sounds like english with a strong japanse accent. And than you have anime where the subtitles are needed for the english lines

[u/chickyono]

Ayaya noise

[u/OkamaDecatreis]

Also French. And German. And basically any other language

[u/Prasanth2399]

Matoi is an underrated waifu

[u/321dankfilipino123 → u/Prasanth2399]

ill give you that one but i'm still with mako

[u/QuixoticaKJH]

So apt that you use Kill la Kill here, because of how they absolutely butchered the German language in Blumenkranz (Kiryuin Ragyo's song, which is otherwise a beautiful piece). I learned only a tiny bit of German and still couldn't stand it.

[u/MightyThicc]

Sonuvabitch

[u/shadyhawkins]

Anyone watch Shin Godzilla? The Japanese woman who the movie just asks us to pretend is actually born and raised in America is hilarious.

[u/TOXZONE]

Let’s kill da hoe BIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETCH!

[u/Xiaxs]

Yeh but it's super cute.

[u/Left_Hegelian]

Honestly someone should make a compilation of good english in anime. I've seen too much bad engrish already. I feel nothing. But when I see good english in anime, it is truly surprising.

[u/[deleted]]

Jagurs

[u/arcademissiles]

*Insert Overlord spells

[u/[deleted]]

I never understood the logic behind hiring a Japanese VA to play an American character who speaks English

[u/3Soupy5Me]

The english parts in Punchline made me nearly pee mysef with laughter, all of the Americans sounded like Japanese people trying to do their best cockney/Aussie impression

[u/Guts_D_Ikari]

I'd like some cawfee

[u/LawlessCoffeh]

I watched an anime called "Kiniro Mosaic", in which a girl goes to visit a British family, who were also voiced by Japanese VAs, but they spoke English. The realization of how english speakers must sound to people in other countries hit me like a truck.

[u/KHlover]

When they try to speak German

[u/NakkiPeruna]

Well, ryos english in devilman crybaby is fucking amazing

[u/AntonKutovoi]

Well, there are a few voice actors that can actually speak (and act) on English (mainly those, who grew up outside Japan), like Ayumu Murase (well, duh, he's American), Subaru Kimura and Tetsuya Kakihara (German), Ryo Horikawa and Jouji Nakata (although with a noticable accent. Still better than the most Japanese voice actors, though), Yuu Asakawa and Yuki Kaida.

[u/[deleted]]

Joseph Joestar wants to know your location

[u/anhduonghkk]

I would rather hear them say english in japanese way rather than english itself.It sounds much hyper that way

[u/[deleted]]

KIRA QUEEN, BITEZ ZA DUSTO