YOU DECIDE JAPANESE VS ENGLISH DUB WHO WINS?

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In this detailed video, I will go over some of the characters of reverse 1999 showing both Japanese and English voiceovers. I believe both are unique in their own way they both have their own pros and cons. For example, in the English one you can hear the characters talk in dialects and their own language, which brings the character to life. Japanese VA's add an emphasis and nice touch on their character voicing being it be playful or serious. Make sure you check out Reverse: 1999 today!

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@Evegurumi

The JPN voice is basic standard JPN dub quality, so good, but absolutely nothing special. The EN voice is special here. All their local accents give them so much more cultural background that the JPN dub just doesn't seem to use much at all. I'm often in the JPN voices camp, but here the English voice acting really shines brighter than the rest. And that is truly a rare treat! It's perhaps because that was the intended original language to begin with, so there's way more detail there than your usual mobage/anime-esque EN dub. Some people say the voice acting is bad, but I think the voices in English are more natural sounding here as they don't try to overact all their lines like in your basic English anime dub.

@kaygo1245

I would say the English dub over the Japanese dub

@nguyenngocduyan973

I usually use Japanese dub for almost all games I've played, but only for this one I would prefer English dub more. And it actually really nice, doesn't sound too cringe. Certainly wouldn't hurt to try it out.

@unlimitedslash

I personally fell in love with the En dub, due to being so freaking high quality, and everyone has it's own accent and sounds so personal, makes me remember games like FF XII, and compared to other games, i don't find the eng dub forced on cutesy pastel like voices, as in i could be walking through a city and hear any of those voices.

@hiddenbruh

Honestly the English dub. I love the jp voices but the English won due to the fact that the characters have an accent to show they are from various countries

@redpanda.0217

English dub. If ever you play with Japanese dub, you're gonna miss out on Regulus and Schneider's fantastic English Voice Acting.

@mickiekatsuragi2690

game was meant to play in EN, and the quality its insane, most cases i swap to JP because the quality its just high there, not this case with this game, its the other way , if you dont play on EN VA, you are losing out. played on beta and EN its just way better.

@elfrisantana2872

As someone already said in the comments, here the Japanese voices are good as always but there is nothing that makes them stand out or be memorable, while in English you have the characters with the accents of their respective countries, it gives them a lot of personality and cultural richness in addition to blend better with the flow of the story, it is quite remarkable that English was always the first option in the minds of the developers, an interesting creative decision that ended up being a massive W

@joshuadelafuent3

I kind of wish Genshin did this with it's voice acting. While the music and architecture is amazing, good lord how immersive Teyvat would be if all the regions had accents.

@doniarts

You know when I see people praise the english voice acting because of the variety of accents it has I wonder if they realize that just cause something has a ton of variety in it does not really make it good. The voice direction actually is some off the poorest I have heard in a long while which is a shame since it's the same thing that happened with Triangle Strategy imagine getting US and UK talents together in one game and messing it up with bad voice directing.

@yatagarasu_merui

Their english voices is part of their personality. Example, Matilda is French and on her storyboard she is a very proud French. Very very proud of her language that even if people don't understand French, she will still speak on it to you. That's just one example of something that will be gone on other Dubs.

@phestojen7966

English dub wins hands down. The Japanese voice actors did their best and I can tell that even for anime-style voice acting it is very crisp and clear and each character has a distinctive way of speaking and intoning that makes them special. The english voices however? They add an INCREDIBLE amount of character and firmly place these characters to a rooted and grounded place in the world that to my knowledge is our world but with magic and the plot of reversing time. It makes them feel more like people I could run into while trying to discover the reason behind the rewinding time from all across the world.

@piko_kyunnchannel5372

the reason why this game stands out by using EN VA instead of JP VA is because, in majority of games out there, the EN VA is merely just a "language" for the character to talk in, so that's why we chose to play in JP rather than EN

@snailthelostcow63

You can't experience Regulus' "sO yoU HaVe a MoTHeR" in JP dub

@lilbirdmuse8938

The accents for English really stand out on this one and the setting helps as well. For overall, I gotta go with En this time.

@renkun7941

The fact that they use accents based on character's nationality is very good. I actually prefer using en dub on this game

@Seregios

Eng dub because they use authentic accents. Example, they used a Japanese VA dub in english for a Japanese character.

@manhunguc6733

I chose this game cause I'm amazed with EN dub. It's so special. I have a thought that if I pick JP dub then this game is no different than other anime-like gacha games.