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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ankh-Morpork Guard" data-source="post: 1959860" data-attributes="member: 10079">At least you said 'most'. I love subs, but I'm not anti-dub. I don't like to watch dubs generally because I've seen a series already in the Japanesse, and it just feels wrong watching it again when it sounds completely different. I have a basic understand of Japanesse, but really I think the big reason for liking the subs IS that I was exposed to them first. My uncle was in college getting all the bootleg subs back when it was impossible to find a dub in any store and I would watch them with him(ahh, old Macross was my first). When I try to watch dubs of series I've already seen subtitled, I can't help but think of the characters as just sounding wrong. Not that the voice acting is BAD, but the characters just don't sound like I'm used to hearing them. Honestly, it's probably the same for people going from dub to sub.Though I will admit that I'm probably in a minority in that I'm not anti-dub. Seems you can't like one without hating the other these days. I think its great that people at least have the choice...if only we didn't get all factionalized about things.[/re-threadjack]And, on topic, I think a Japanesse style COULD work for a D&D cartoon. Anime looks best in motion, and a D&D show would sure have lots of motion in it. Only problem really would be the stigma against anime these days, and D&D doesn't need that. At the same time, though, I really would prefer to see a more JLA style of animation for it. Or, like others have mentioned, something like the Sinbad movie that came out not too long ago.</blockquote>

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