Wasn't the new dub only available on the Akira Special Edition? I only have the original release and have never seen the special edition. Be a little more specific here. I was wondering whether or not I have the new dub or the original. And if I have the new dub how can I find the original and vise versa? I wouldn't know any other means as to how to obtain the old dub other than that.
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Created by prolific Twitter user porntagonist as a way to celebrate both his own birthday and the seri Lynzee and James relive the horrors of art school with a discussion of Netflix's Blue Period! Pioneer one which is the one all streaming services and TV broadcasts will use today is really good if you ignore how mismatched the dialogue is from the mouth flaps The mouth and facial micromovements were actually animated around the original Japanese dialogue, which is a practice that to this day isn't done often.
Oct 28, 1, Like really bad. The OG dub from was fine. I wanted to watch the movie on Netflix but had to stop after 10min. Jiggy Avenger. Oct 25, 7, wherever. It's fine If you don't want to read subtitles, it gets the job done. Oct 27, 1, au. Oct 25, 7, FaceHugger Banned. Oct 27, 13, USA. I thought it was good.
NESpowerhouse Member. Oct 25, 6, Virginia. Akira is kind of a special exception where I can actually prefer the sub on the basis that it was actually animated to match that dialogue. UnpopularBlargh Member. Oct 26, 6, I like the new dub they did for the remaster in the early s but subs is still the best way to watch. MajorBritten Member. Nov 2, 1, Japanese with subtitles would be the best way to go though. Nov 19, 1, San Francisco bay area. Streamline dub for life!
Daniel Westlake Banned. Oct 25, 19, I have no idea which of the dubs I saw the movie with but it was fine for whatever that's worth? Edit: okay looking at that dub comparison I guess I watched the Pioneer dub. I thought it was very well acted. A 4K Blu-ray disc was released on December 22, Dubbing Wikia Explore. Wiki Content. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account?
View source. History Talk 0. Universal Conquest Wiki. Cody MacKenzie. Rather than making this a "subs vs. It even comes with an insert informing you that you won't get the full benefit of the audio quality unless you watch it with the Japanese track on. I love the newer English dub, but to be literally blown away by Akira for your first time watching it, nothing can compare to experiencing that BD with the Japanese track on.
Of course, if you don't have a setup that can handle it, it makes no difference and you can decide based on language preferences as others have been recommending. Hayate Kurogane. Originally posted by GingaDaiuchuu View Post. Guess I'll go with the sub then. BTW quick question, what is the "hypersonic effect" the insert talked about? Usually, in the case of a show or movie that takes place in Japan, I'd suggest watching the sub first. Avatar: Misaka Mikoto, the Railgun.
If so, dub. Sub unless you have nostalgia for the old dub, which I'm guessing you don't if it's your first viewing. I just cannot stand the Streamline version; despite fans saying it's better than the newer dub, every single second of it made me wince.
Johnny Yong Bosch and Joshua Seth turn in far better performances as Kaneda and Tetsuo than their confused '80s counterparts.
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