Beginning At An End | Frieren Beyond Journey's End Ep 1x1 Reaction & Review

[@kroanosm617]

The dub is fine but the Sub is perfection. And I normally watch dubbed.

[@atsq17]

100%

[@neretilderem7029]

Fern is permanently "whisper talking", Frieren sounds like a 45 year old bar cougar trying to sweet-talk, Stark lost all his 16 year old youthfulness from his voice. Anyone watching this with dub looses out on a ton of nuance and tone of the show

[@Kinro-y]

@@neretilderem7029fr idk how anyone could watch dub💀

[@izanagi6628]

@@Kinro-y i prfer the dubbed one of the few shows i enjoy better in dubbed

[@math1103]

FYI the "pilote" is the first 4 episodes !

[@ReneReacts]

Out of all the reaction channels, this is the first one where I see the comment section supporting the dub. I will be the odd one out and say the dub is OK but the original voices are PERFECT. You really hit the nail when you said Frieren was sassy, which she is not in the original voice.

[@jamesbell7696]

I agree with this. While not an awful dub, it still can't measure up to the original languages, especially for Fern, Stark, and Himmel, IMO.

[@kroanosm617]

I'm a dub guy myself and watched this dubbed but after watching reactors do the Japanese version, I would say there is no comparison. I went back and watched the sub.

[@ReneReacts]

@@kroanosm617 I would go as far as to say that the Frieren in English feels kind of like a different character, as it has some nuances in her voice that are very different than in Japanese, and you could say that since the dub is good, you kind of get two series in one, worth watching both versions in the end.

[@gino85455]

The dub is good, but some emotional moments are better in the sub.

[@josh9110]

In the sub Frieten is super old but sounds and acts childish because she is fairly young by elf standards. The dub portrays her more like she's older, wiser, and full of sass. It's not bad, but it loses all of the nuisance of the characterr. Frieren has been around so long but her development as a person stagnats because she spends so much of her life isolated, until Himmels death forces her to reexamine her life and start to mature as a person

[@g.r.linden7713]

I don't usually chime in on the sub vs dub debate but in this case, I think it changes the show a bit. As you pointed out the English V.A. is a bit sassy whereas the Japanese V.A. is more deadpan. With the deadpan delivery you get the sense that Frieren is on the spectrum, or at least has enough trouble with social cues and norms to set her apart from those around her. For me that fits more into the theme of the show than a Frieren who understands and is comfortable with sass, sarcasm, and banter. But that's just my opinion, this is a show I'm sure you'll rewatch on your own time at some point so you could watch the sub then and decide if it affects the story or not for yourselves.

[@bmkmymaggots]

They should just watch the whole show twice before deciding

[@atsq17]

Subs!!!

[@YearRoundHibernater]

Only read a few volumes of the manga but she definitely leans sassy in it, also I'm on the spectrum and have trouble with social cues and I'm sassy as fuck

[@CreepyChris_66]

She’s my autistic queen. I relate so hard to her in sub

[@00yorkshire36]

It's a mistake to talk about elves by human standards. It would be a mistake to assume that Frieren has autism just because her expressions and reactions seem emotionless. Elfs are a very cool race, and they don't often show their emotions like humans do.

[@Genthar]

As you start your Frieren dive, just be aware that very little is said or shown that doesn't have a tie-in somewhere else in the episode or series. It's not always a major plot item, but the level of detail is incredible.

[@holyrod2001]

I don't want to dunk on Rings of Power, but that line "This is what I wanted from Rings of Power" is SUCH a common sentiment.

[@CimmerianAssassin]

While I still prefer the sub better than the dub, I am still pleasantly surprised by how well the dub works.

[@quickdudley]

I prefer the sub but my computer for some reason refused to play the Japanese audio for a few episodes and I found myself not even minding.

[@rainrix47]

Frieren is a beautiful show - in the art, the characters, the story. Love that you picked this up to watch. On sub v dub - Frieren (and Himmel to an extent) feels like different characters in both versions and I personally prefer the sub. It was what I imagined her to sound like and be as a character while reading the manga. The translation isn’t bad, the voice actors are also great for the dub but I feel like her voice in Japanese fits the tone of the show far better. Although, you guys go for what you prefer for yourselves and for this channel as reactors. You can watch episode 1 in sub in your own time and see which you would pref to continue with. Either way they’re both great versions.

[@100-s9l]

Beyond the tone differences between the languages, when you watch the Subbed version first you realize how strange and wordy the English script translations are. When Heiter pats Frieren's head before the last adventure - Original Japanese: "Atama nadenna" (Casual way of saying 'Don't pat my head') Subbed Frieren: "Don't pat my head." Dubbed Frieren: "Thus, my head's still not for patting."

[@johnyshadow]

Lol, that sounds like a line you´d see in a (pretty good) Abridged version. Sassy Frieren and all.

[@btchiaintkidding7837]

yes, Especially in a story like frieren where big timeskips are common and only significant interactions between characters are shown during meantime means the characters spoken words are really carefully choosen, changing their words as usual as their mannerisms completely changes the dynamic and depth or viewers insights and interpretation of the characters

[@biraarisson]

This is the first time I've watched Frieren dubbed. I had seen clips before, but now, seeing how it all ties together, I’m definitely glad I watched the subbed version first. Personally, I’ve watched the first episode a few times, and I always feel the grief of Himmel’s passing, but not this time. In my opinion, the dub is of good quality, but it changes the tone of the show, which, in turn, alters the experience of the show.

[@mittensglover]

While the dub is really good, I think the sub captures more of the nuance and occasional childishness Frieren has.

[@syngyne]

The dub is okay, but Frieren's Japanese VA has a gentleness to her performance that really fits the tone of the show much better.

[@etiennesauve3386]

Madhouse gathered a lot of talented ppl to make this show. They crafted this anime with so much care, each episode is a delight to watch

[@halfasleepalex]

I'd recommend watching the sub in your own time (maybe parallel to when you do the videos). Both the dub and the sub are incredible, but different. It's almost two completely different experiences, and I feel like you both would enjoy both versions.

[@NidhCthon]

Love the dub but the sub for Frieren and Fern are literally perfection

[@crescentmethod]

Retry it in the sub version and go with what you prefer. The original voices are incredible though

[@jjstarrprod]

I'm surprised you guys are discovering this series only now, since it's right up your alley. It's been out for over a year. It came out just a few weeks prior to Delicious in Dungeon, and their screentime overlapped for quite a long time, so it was one of my absolute winter pleasure to watch an episode of Delicious for the quirkiness back to back with Frieren for the feels and the artistry. 2024 winter was such a blessing for fantasy anime lovers. Dub is nice, but sub makes the show truly legendary, as the voices truly match each and any characters. If you don't believe me, try rewatching this episode in sub. And make your own idea what fits you best. You guys are in for a wild (slow) ride ! I'd love to be in your shoes now, and be able to rediscover the series with fresh eyes. Enjoy !

[@ramonlrey99com]

Just to let you know the English voice actress for Frieren is Mallorie Rodak is known for voicing Elve characters in anime. For example Mushoku Tensei Jobless Reincarnation, Goblin Slayer and here Frieren. She's the best

[@DavidGarcia-kw4sf]

Yes, I think they did a very good job on the English language version. It's a great show.

[@2NE1STEPO]

One of my favorite parts about Frieren are the montages. They are animated with as much love as the rest of the episode. Really beautiful stuff

[@wismsgre]

Frieren lived most of her life in a sort of apathy. The english voice, sounds better in my ears, but it shows much more excitement than the original. So it changes her character a fair bit, in the sense that it takes away a bit from her journey

[@FellsApprentice]

Frieren: Beyond Journey's End is one of the best anime released in the past ten years. And personally, I do really like the dub for this show it was done really well. Also, Arya from the Inheritance cycle would learn a lot from this series.

[@twoolf01]

Sub and Dub are both delightful in this series. Honestly, the Dub brings a little bit more to the more western-style names and locations. You can't go wrong with either, but I'm partial to Dub (like 51/49)

[@espycole2386]

Dub and sub are both good options for this anime. It doesn’t really matter which one you choose.

[@mangalores-x_x]

Not sure but Japanese are obsessed with German words in their fantasy anime. The sword hero is called "Himmel" (heaven), the Priest "Heiter" (being jolly), the dwarf "Eisen" (iron) and she is caller "Frieren" (to freeze), kinda interesting

[@cyricbard1695]

This has been one of the best series I've watched in recent years! I'm glad you're starting to watch it, and I can't wait to watch the rest of your reactions to this masterpiece. As for Sub v. Dub... I prefer the Sub myself as a personal taste, but this show seems to have a good DUB, based on your episode one reaction it hit on all the same places emotionally as it did for me. So keep watching whichever version lets you enjoy the content the most. After all, There is no WRONG way to consume a piece of media so long as you're enjoying yourself.

[@pierluigidipietro8097]

Also, each combat is intended to give much more than excitement for action: each one will widen the world's lore and the character's development.

[@JoshMowery-42088]

Elves are functionally immortal as long as they aren't killed they will continue to live on indefinitely.

[@jackk5989]

The dub of this is actually excellent. Would recommend dub

[@samfisher6606]

I'm so glad you guys are watching this show. I love it so much! The characters, the music!!! The best way I can describe this show is to imagine if LOTR was about Legolas reconnecting with humanity after learning the rest of the Fellowship has died. Something you should know is that all the names are real German words that give insight into the characters. Frieren means freezing; Himmel means sky or heaven; Heiter means joy; Eisen means iron; Fern means distance.

[@mt32boi45]

The sub is perfect but the dub is still pretty good

[@Syco07-pm3iz]

Both dub and sub for this show are very good. Watch whichever you guys prefer

[@marcbr2585]

The English dubbing is garbage!

[@Syco07-pm3iz]

@marcbr2585 sure don't watch in dub then. That's why I said watch what you prefer

[@midnight1672]

Ohh, you're watching Frieren, makes me very happy when one of my favourite reaction channel reacts to one of my favourite shows! Oh and for the record: I really like the English dub. Pretty much everyone else (except for Blind Wave) watched the sub, so I know both versions well and don't share the sentiment that the sub was superior.

[@yackemup]

Imo the best English dub version in anime and a version better than the JA version(not saying the JA is bad its really good as well). You'll see in episode 5 I believe after someone defeats a dragon and frieren goes to congratulate them.....you'll get goosebumps from what she says and how she says it. Also the English VA for frieren is also Erza scarlet I wanna say

[@hillrp1]

The first 4 episodes were originally aired as a single 2hr movie. As a result, some people find the start of the show to be too slow and take too long to get to the long term plot. I don't expect that to be the case for you two, but just getting out in front of the complaints if I'm wrong. Try to get to at least the end of episode 4 and then there's a slight shift As for Sub vs. Dub, I'm sure you'll get comments in favour of both. I originally watched the dub and enjoyed it. I think both are good and either will work for the reaction. If anything, I think the vast majority of reactors react to the sub, so potentially just for the sake of having a niche for the YT business side then the dub might be better. But ultimately just do whichever you'd prefer

[@TXOT-k8n]

I haven’t seen a single reactor (out of dozens) use the dubbed version of Frieren yet, so I don’t know if that translates to you potentially getting more traffic from using the uncommon dub or less traffic because the dub is wildly unpopular and I just don’t know it. But I’m not a subtitle-only purist; if it’s a show that I really enjoy then I’m usually watching at least once for both sub AND dub. While the sub will have the benefit of the original voice direction the dub can sometimes have more accurate/appropriate translations since subtitles sometimes need to be paraphrased for screen time, so I get the most context out of watching both. Unless a show’s dub is pretty awful, but really dub quality has only improved over the years. IMO as dubs go this one’s pretty good, plus I imagine the overwhelming majority of your audience for this reaction series would have already seen the subtitled show anyway, if not both versions already. - I’d say react to the one you want since I’m here for YOUR take on the show and I’ve already seen both sub/dub multiple times.

[@TheDonmayo]

The Dub isn't bad, but there are so many details just missing that feel better transfered in the Sub.

[@PiT0nZo]

I haven't experienced another show that some how crams so much into it. Every episode feels so full and short at the same time because I am enjoying it so much. Excited to see how you guys feel about the show in 6-10 episodes from now

[@paulpenna5615]

Oh wow, you guys are watching Frieren? I love watching reactions of Frieren breaking people. First tears! Yay! But yeah, seriously this show is beautiful. I started watching anime on Crunchyroll when this started coming out. I was so lucky to have a show like this come out just when I was beginning my deep dive into anime. And yeah, go for the Dub. It makes a change from other reactions.

[@daniieevans1898]

Never liked any dub really but after watching this episode with you, I'd be happy to watch it in dub. It's strange how different dub and sub can be. Her personality almost seems different. Very sultry and sassy. In the sub she's more blunt and to the point.

[@101Mant]

She still seems pretty detatched to me, maybe a bit more sassy occationally where in the sub she is more dead pan but I don't think she is ever what I would call sultry.

[@jeffreymeehan3567]

Great show, one of my all time favorites! The dub is great, so no pressure to change.

[@DeathNRebirth]

The dub is great. I watched it with my 9 yo daughter, and honestly you dont lose a whole lot in either the translation or the voice acting

[@luzviminda795]

Yes, the story is about what happens after the heroes' journey ends, following their victory over the Demon King. It explores life beyond the adventure, what lies ahead after the epic quest is complete. Hence the title, Beyond Journey's End. Frieren is the only anime in a long time that has gotten me excited each week, eagerly waiting for the next episode. Before this, I had been pretty much burned out on anime for many years because I had watched so many of them - probably over 1,000 (I've been watching anime continuously for almost 20 years). This burnout was especially due to most anime following the same repetitive tropes. Even now, with popular anime like My Hero Academia, Chainsaw Man, Jujutsu Kaisen, Solo Leveling, and Demon Slayer, etc. which many people get hyped about, I can't bring myself to finish them because of how many generic tropes they include. It makes sense, though; why change the formula if it still works and makes money? But for me, I usually can't even get past two or three episodes before I get bored and stop watching. That’s why I’m so happy that Frieren somehow reignited my joy for watching anime.

[@gopalarora9997]

I'm personally attached with the japanese voices because that's how I watched it, but the english voice acting is really good too! So I say continue like this

[@klarityfisher8993]

i personally love the voice for the dub frieren

[@exnoix]

times are tough. Nerdy grew hair and they moved back to their old place.

[@nicoalbert1450]

I personally think the sub is more fitting, but i like both. Frieren in the sub feels more emotionless or not knowing how the right emotional reaction would be a bit playful and the english dub she seems more sarcastic. Here a little fact for your start into the Series. Every name in the series is a german word and is kind of a explanation about the characters, like: Frieren - feeling cold, a play on her cold emotionless reactions Himmel - Heaven, because a hero is supposed to be in Heaven Eisen - Iron Heiter - beeing in a good mood, the word is also used in Germany if somebody is slightly drunk

[@kwiskwis1]

The dub is great. The sub is great. They did an excellent job casting and adapting the translations. I can bounce back and forth without being jarred. I was pleased that they didn’t water down some of the more poignant or emotional lines like they did in JJK. I will vote to stick to dub because there’s nothing lost story wise and I like watching these videos while I do chores or paperwork 💀

[@AiraKoriTenchi]

What a great surprise! I really hope you'll enjoy this, it's a gorgeous show. And as you already noticed it very much has DnD vibes in the best way possible. Also crying in this show is very normal (at least it was for me). Very often it's not because of sadness. Btw, I realize that you've watched this a while back, but a fun thing about this show is that all the characters' and places' names are German words, that give everything a cool vibe imo. So I'll translate them as they happen :) (if you don't want that, please tell me) Frieren = to be cold/to freeze; Himmel = sky/heaven; Heiter = jolly; Eisen = iron; Fern = far away; Äußerst = at the very end/edge

[@johnlai4998]

I've watched the sub and then went back and watched the dub - I rarely do that for a series. It's good in both.

[@DarwinAwardWinner]

Both the sub and dub are good. I personally prefer the Japanese voices slightly over the English ones, but I think the dub is better localized (i.e., the writing is more idiomatic and less literal translation).

[@kaelinvictus6039]

Its great how everyone can say sub is way better than dubtitles without hurting their precious feelings.

[@pierluigidipietro8097]

You will see a limited number of combats in this show, but each one will take your breath away

[@douglasmaynor1420]

One of the best written stories!

[@quickdudley]

I've been hoping you'd pick up this one for a while. Glad to see you're enjoying it!

[@Arkayjiya]

Eh I prefer the sub but I'm not opposed to a dub journey, the English actors seem pretty amazing too, it's a different take on Frieren herself though. If you really enjoy Frieren's performance, then dub is probably your best bet since the sub is completely different. Although there is a reason the original is directed differently too so you know... Depends what you value most. I'll follow either way, and honestly I'm curious to hear more dub if you choose that, I've heard a bit of it out of curiosity, but I didn't go very far after checking it out.

[@jayjjey1400]

I would say rewatch episode 1 in sub and see the difference. Then you could choose what’s best for you; I’m fine with either one. I will say they gave off a bit of a different vibe, but I like the dub and sub in Frieren

[@ridleysaria]

I don’t see a problem with you watching the dub. It’s well done. Do what you’ll best enjoy.

[@marinoconnor8592]

Watch subbed, please. The voices are perfect.

[@Manveruthan]

While the dub is definitely good, there's a lot lost even just in this first episode of subtleties they failed to capture.

[@Magni87]

You're the perfect reactors for this series.

[@nucleargandhi2709]

I was hyped for the show ever since I knew Evan Call would be doing the score, but I knew it would be something special when it had me crying in 10 minutes.

[@markvicferrer]

You can troll for engagement by starting off with the dub & have people insist on you watching it in Japanese. 😏 I guess with the dub, they make an attempt to use German pronunciations for things, which would technically be more accurate.

[@ogami7661]

As a German, the Japanese dub is WAY more accurate in how they pronounce the German names. Its often the exact way a German would.

[@ClarusCloset]

I love how every single time we start a new anime, the comment section will fight over sub/dub no matter which one we choose. The algorithm goddess feasts tonight.

[@Scott.Celestin]

The dub is great, keep it!!

[@atsq17]

No. Dub is never better than sub. A few reactors started with dub and switched when it was strongly recommended and they understood why once they did. A good dub it may be but sub is still way better and is the original. The way it was meant to be.

[@_all_around_us]

It's awful

[@hunrahel]

All other things equal, I expect the dub would give more opportunities in the reaction edit

[@joeg8304]

I prefer a good dub over a sub. Dub developed a bad reputation in the bad old days when Anime was a tiny niche so the voice actors were barely paid, if at all. That timeframe is long gone and good quality voice dubbing is reasonably common.

[@willpina]

Dub is bad not because of the quality of the VAs. But rather because when you watch a dub it's literally watching someone else's version of the same show, not the original. It's like watching a movie based on a book instead of reading the book. Not quite that extreme, obviously, but the same concept.

[@Radiatron18]

I think this dub is better than the sub

[@codydoxey2497]

I'm always a huge fan of the fire emblem priests. Love leveling them up to a bishop.

[@LunaBirbosa]

I love both versions but prefer the dub!

[@FionSus]

I personally watched the dub, and found it very enjoyable. The art is so beautiful that it's nice not to have to read the subtitles. It helps the vibe.

[@orcajorca7215]

As a german I watched sub and dub and also english dub, and the english Frieren feels like a different person. Not bad, just different.

[@ansoneckel2552]

Dub is genuinely fantastic

[@MrRorosuri]

I love both. Glad you're doing the dub

[@geoscope3399]

I’m so glad you guys are watching this, I love this show! Feel free to watch the dub btw. It’s really good in this show

[@SaxonBlue2]

Oops. Okay, so I'm usually opposed to sub vs dub controversy, but in this case I genuinely recommend the sub. The voice acting of the original Japanese cast elevates the show 100%.

[@noamz9527]

For me the dub doesn't hit as hard as the sub, but maybe im just not used to it.

[@mbpoblet]

Personally I prefer the sub (probably because it's what I watched first), but the dub is great, and probably easier to react to, so given how much you enjoy Frieren's voice actress I'd stick with it if I were you. I'd recommend you rewatch it in sub for yourselves if you've got the time (I mean, you'll probably rewatch it anyway; it's a hard show not to rewatch; or binge), though, as sub Frieren can be a bit of a different character from dub Frieren at times, and in my opinion often funnier.

[@bmkmymaggots]

I would propose they watch the whole series twice before deciding ;)

[@mbpoblet]

@@bmkmymaggots Yeah, that's the best way to decide if you prefer sub or dub, really.

[@evil.tenshi.reviews3674]

Having watched it in both sub and dub I would say I prefer the sub. The characters are portrayed differently between the languages. That being said I would say you should watch the first episode again by yourself and choose to watch the show in whichever language you prefer. It is better to experience it in a way that it is easier to relate to the characters because the character relationships are the focus of the show.

[@2o7o7dragon]

Stick with the dub! I've only found 1 other channel that reacted to the dub and I need more Frieren dub in my life. There are some semantic differences sub v dub, but the dub experience is exceptional.

[@kaelinvictus6039]

Gee I wonder why there are so few reactors that choose dubbers 🤷‍♂

[@2o7o7dragon]

@@kaelinvictus6039 'cause they want a majority japanese speaking audience? 'cause they want predominatly 'sassy' commenters like you? "the manga's so much better, you should just read that." 'cause they're scared if we actually watch them instead of the show they'll be boring? 'cause most reactors jump on shows as soon as they're released so the sub is the only option? ... who can say really

[@kaelinvictus6039]

@2o7o7dragon yep you're right. The reason of the majority trend is completely and utterly random. Bonkers even 🤯

[@2o7o7dragon]

@@kaelinvictus6039 my mistake. Acid and fire for trolls, not words.

[@kaelinvictus6039]

@@2o7o7dragon because words to you are just a means to deceive humans.

[@manjiimortal]

"Maybe a detect magic or something..." I'd suggest to keep that it mind, as eventually it can result in one hell of a funny punchline! In regards to dub vs sub, while I prefer the sub, I'd say that the maybe rewatching the first episode with the subs would be helpful to compare things, and then you can decide. Regardless, I'm sure you'll have a good time with this show!

[@jasonmarbach]

Omg my favorite anime of all time, I’m SO stoked y’all are doing this one. Guess it’s time to finally hit the subscribe button 🥰

[@kingkorash]

I'm glad you're starting this!

[@jasonmarbach]

Let me just say, I love that y’all are doing the dub. I definitely love watching sub on my own, but dub ALWAYS works better for reactions because we just can’t see the subs most of the time. I mean, unless one is fluent in Japanese, which I’m not. I wish more channels would do the dub for reactions.

[@ObiwanNekody]

Welcome to Frieren 🤗 Thank you for sharing 😊

[@brothertaddeus]

Both the dub and the sub are great. Y'all watch how you want.

[@DigitalD20]

I personally think the dub is fantastic. Frieren's monotone voice is accurate in both versions to be honest. They did great.

[@davidbodor1762]

YEEEEEEES! I love this show, so glad to see you two give it a shot as well

[@wjpark01]

If you are subbed experience curious, I would check out the episodes or mini-arcs that you enjoyed most.

[@tommd51]

Glad you guys are watching this! It's one of my favorites of all time

[@TacticalDimples]

Sub is better imo but dub is welcomed. It’s a very serene series. It took me a couple tries to adapt to the slowness, but I’m glad I pushed through since this easily became my favorite series of all time. This and Delicious in Dungeon were easily the best 2 anime of 2024.

[@LINKedup101]

Love me the dub, they've been getting better as the years have gone on. Frieren and Dandadan both have excellent dubs

[@KylearnBT]

From the part of the show my family has watched so far, there doesn't seem to be much crosstalk, so reacting to sub wouldn't be as hard as some other shows. But my opinion is always this, watch it the way YOU want to watch it. Watch the first episode off camera in sub, and decide which you prefer. Whatever choice you make, I'll watch it at least as far as I have with my family at home, then watch the rest as we catch up.

[@HerbMallette]

Even if you stick with the dub for reactions, I second the earlier comment that said you should watch the sub at some point too. Frieren is brilliantly economical in its storytelling, including the original dialogue. The dub characters feel much more chatty or even verbose to me, like the translation is trying to fancify the original straight-to-the-point delivery most of the characters have in the original.

[@Daveyjonesvi]

This show is so good in dub so I’d recommend staying that route. This comes from a very sub heavy anime watcher. But this anime will make you cry it’s so wholesome and cute.

[@midnight1672]

I'm surprised that (at least at the moment of me watching), pretty much all comments appear to prefer the dub. Personally I prefer the dub as well (and wrote my own comment to that effect) but watching other reactions, it's very easy to get the impression that I'm in a tiny minority for that. I'm curious if it's staying that way or if all the sub proponents have yet to watch/comment. I guess maybe the average Nerdy audience simply differs from the average anime audience.

[@Paschendale2]

Subs are best for this show, but the dub's pretty good. I have no complaints either way.

[@thehousealwayswins8398]

I hope you stick to the dub. Every channel reacting to this show reacts to the sub, so listening to someone react to the dub is a breath of fresh air.

[@dr.scufflton]

Keep the dub

[@honeyedawn]

the dub is amazing, i watched it in sub first but dub is so endearing

[@SleetSheep]

This is one of the better dubs

[@tyler60904]

I definitely prefer the sub for there tones, and slightly different translation than this version. But its whatever you prefer to watch it in.