[Quiet Man Cometh]

"Mighty"
4000 hp
Growlithe ~ M ~ Lv 14 ~ 1750 xp
Bite :: Roar :: Ember :: Odor Sleuth

I'm not familiar with anything Pokemon related in Japanese. It didn't even occur to me that the names were different when I first encountered them.

[Demonskid]

5000HP
Espeon ~ F ~ Lv:49 ~ Exp: 1ooo
Swift :: Psycic :: Psybeam:: Confusion

A few pokemon kept their name but all the characters had name changes

Ash - Satoshi
Brock - Takeshi

[Quiet Man Cometh]

"Mighty"
4000 hp
Growlithe ~ M ~ Lv 14 ~ 2000 xp
Bite :: Roar :: Ember :: Odor Sleuth

Ah. Well, "Ash" does feel like a feasible nickname for "Satoshi." I guess they tried to get something earthy sounding for Brock, what with the rock/ground types and all.

[littl3chocobo]

actually a lot of it is to help with pacing XD

[Quiet Man Cometh]

"Mighty"
4000 hp
Growlithe ~ M ~ Lv 15 ~ 000 xp
Bite :: Roar :: Ember :: Odor Sleuth

You mean like matching up the dialogue with the animated mouth movements?

[littl3chocobo]

pretty much, yeah, a lot of cartoons are butchered when transitioning over from anime

[Quiet Man Cometh]

"Mighty"
4000 hp
Growlithe ~ M ~ Lv 15 ~ 250 xp
Bite :: Roar :: Ember :: Odor Sleuth

So I've noticed. I've started watching some shows either unedited or in original Japanese and entire episodes of stuff gets cut out. I was reading stuff on TV tropes and occasional would come across an explanation for a line that sounded really odd in the dubbed versions. I understand them now! Sometimes.

[littl3chocobo]

i generally preferr the original language for things, sure i have to read more and see less but there is a lot less lost in translation

[Quiet Man Cometh]

"Mighty"
4000 hp
Growlithe ~ M ~ Lv 15 ~ 500 xp
Bite :: Roar :: Ember :: Odor Sleuth

It varies for me, and tend to have to do with what versions that I've watched first. I don't mind reading subtitles but usually it's the voices that get me, especially if they sound radically different from what I'm used to.

I still wish I could get the translated version of Akira. I got the re-released version with what it apparently the original dialogue before it was changed when it was brought over to the US in the 80's (I think) but I find I prefer the dubbed dialogue and voices over the original. It seems more philosophical to me.

[littl3chocobo]

ah, fair enough

[Demonskid]

5000HP
Espeon ~ F ~ Lv:49 ~ Exp: 125o
Swift :: Psycic :: Psybeam:: Confusion

I normally prefer the original over the eng dub.. but some eng dubs are pretty good .. I find I prefer Viz and Funimation dubs over anything else xp but sometimes they can't do a good job

[Quiet Man Cometh]

"Mighty"
4000 hp
Growlithe ~ M ~ Lv 15 ~ 750 xp
Bite :: Roar :: Ember :: Odor Sleuth

The Record of Lodoss war (the original one I think) dubs were really good. We watched half of the series in subtitles and half in English dub because that's what was available and they did a pretty good job of matching the voices and pitches of the Japanese voice actors. It wasn't perfect of course, because Asian and Western voices have different tones not matter what, but it was one one of the best efforts I've seen at it. They even translated the song at the end of every episode and seem to have done a good job of it. It was fun to have an anime song that we could sing. :)

[Quiet Man Cometh]

*Counts up Choco's post in the last few pages*

Can choco's pokemon have 1000 xp points DK? Maybe it's hiding in his pocket. ;)

[Demonskid]

5000HP
Espeon ~ F ~ Lv:49 ~ Exp: 15oo
Swift :: Psycic :: Psybeam:: Confusion

yea.. when ever i forget to post i just go back and add up my posts =w= but half the time i'm Wayyy to lazy

[Quiet Man Cometh]

"Mighty"
4000 hp
Growlithe ~ M ~ Lv 15 ~ 1000 xp
Bite :: Roar :: Ember :: Odor Sleuth

It's finally getting a little festive feeling. I like that. I keep thinking of changing my avy to something Christmasy but I never get around to it. I don't mind staring at Rodent for a while I guess.

[Demonskid]

5000HP
Espeon ~ F ~ Lv:49 ~ Exp: 175o
Swift :: Psycic :: Psybeam:: Confusion

xmasy avi's.. hmmm my avi needs winter gloves and a scarf oxo