Import DVD dubs!
- KC Kimeleon
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Import DVD dubs!
Hey, I've been shopping around online and I keep seeing loads of different versions of the same imports animes. I only usually buy dubbed series, and I've been searching for certain dubbed import sets. My only problem is, I want to know if all import DVDs would have the same english dub voices as you would get on domestic DVDs.
Anyone know? I really really don't want to buy domestic DVDs anymore. They're so expensive. But I'm used to certain voice actors. Inuyasha for example (mmmmm... Sesshomaru's voice...).
Anyone know? I really really don't want to buy domestic DVDs anymore. They're so expensive. But I'm used to certain voice actors. Inuyasha for example (mmmmm... Sesshomaru's voice...).
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There is no such thing as dubbed import DVDs using the same voice actors as the R1 releases. Those are copied bootlegs of R1 releases clear and simple. If you're used to certain voice actors, then support their careers by buying the domestic R1 releases.
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That's not quite true. A number of older Pioneer R2 releases had the English dub on them as well. AnimeonDVD has a list of R2s with English dubs/subs here.paizuri wrote:There is no such thing as dubbed import DVDs using the same voice actors as the R1 releases. Those are copied bootlegs of R1 releases clear and simple. If you're used to certain voice actors, then support their careers by buying the domestic R1 releases.
However, if your dubbed "import" DVDs aren't on that list, KC, or if they're region-free, they're bootlegs, like paizuri said.
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dubbed does not mean cut.
if the dvds are cheep or have diff cover pics then the real one or are reagon free they are bootlegs. otherwise i guess u can import or something
if the dvds are cheep or have diff cover pics then the real one or are reagon free they are bootlegs. otherwise i guess u can import or something
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Re: Import DVD dubs!
Hate to break it to you, but domestic dvds are the cheap ones.KC Kimeleon wrote:Anyone know? I really really don't want to buy domestic DVDs anymore. They're so expensive. But I'm used to certain voice actors. Inuyasha for example (mmmmm... Sesshomaru's voice...).
Import R2 dvds are much more expensive.
If you think that import dvds are cheaper, then as said before, those are illegal bootlegs.
The link that Hitori provided is one of the best resources to spot bootlegs.
I suggest that you read through it, since you don't seem to be able to tell the difference from licensed and bootleg.
This might have been said before, but if you like an anime enough to buy it, get the official. That way, the money goes back to the original creators.
Sometimes, if they get enough positive response, tehy may continue the show you like (example: what happened with Big O)
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