KareKano's dub was surprisingly good, surprisingly consistently. Asaba was played by the same guy who plays Akihiko in Persona 3, and the sexiness suits him. I really liked Arima's voice too, even though I never found out who tf voiced him.
Literally the best romance story ever create, the music is one the best masterpiece made by the great shiro sagisu, the spanish, english and japanese dub are fenomenal and the characther instrospeccion in only compare to dostoievski, one the best piece of fiction ever create Thanks for upload the video
I really loved the dub and watched it together with the sub for many episodes deciding which was better for me, unfortunately it not translating the written Japanese on the screen was a big disadvantage when so many gags were there
Kare Kano: A tale where a girl and a boy fall in love with each other, but also they heal each other's trauma and shortcomings. The girl does more in this part. SPOILER(It can be found in Wiki): Before they get married because of a shock pregnancy from Yukino, Arima finally resolves his parental issues with his own biological parents. Sadly the anime ended SUPER ABRUPTLY, because the director didn't want to do it anymore. This anime has a really nice balance of drama and comedy. I never felt like one was getting too much than the other.
Recently I think it was confirmed that he did want to finish it more or less, but since the story had no conclusion, and they had bout twenty or so days to work on it, they just sort of hacked an ending together as best as they could. Personally, I think the show is great outside of Episode 25 (the only original episode not based on the manga).
@@peppermillers8361It's more like the author didn't want Anno to continue the show. Explanations range from she disliked Anno's approach to her thinking the back half of the story was too dark for TV.
@@tauhidershadKUFNAFLORAN I don't remember much about abuse in the manga, but there was this part at the end where Arima's friend and his daughter were getting uncomfortably intimate. Meanwhile, Arima and Yukino were at a concert completely unaware of what was happening. It didn't help that they established the dude was thinking about banging the girl when she was barely out of the womb. That and the whole step-sibling subplot. It all left a bad taste in my mouth, which sucks because the first half of the series was golden.
Actually really nice! :D I must be honest, as a non-english speaker there are many western animations whose voice acting I really love... but even as of today it's sadly quite rare to find really good english dubs of anime (even if I see the average quality level rising and rising, and that's nice :D) If you're interested in the comparison, I'd suggest to try the italian dub! In my opinion it's the best one... but being italian I could be heavily biased, so you don't have to believe it just on my word xD
I don't speak Italian so I'll have to take your word for it, but yeah, I'm always interested in dubs, good and bad. Sometimes even the bad ones have golden moments and the good ones (Steins;Gate, Cowboy Bebop, Fullmetal Alchemist) are a true pleasure and I'm always so happy to discover them. Thanks very much for your comment!
@@concr3t3 no problem x) I think there should be some clip here on youtube but I dunno if any of em are subbed in English... Mmm I think it's unlikely xD.
He's a good director when it comes to character monologues and dynamics in general because he has intimately explored those aspects in Evangelion, where character motivations are practically at the forefront of the show.
The reality is, this is literally everyone in the adult world (if not everyone in THE WHOLE world). Everyone is a selfish disgusting organism outside the workplace, but is an efficiently-working robot Jesus thing in the work place. Its called "being professional". Some...are just better at it than others..
Miyazawa is relatable to a lot of people because so many people, like her, have a public face and a private face. KareKano is a relatable show because at its core it's about the tension between the two faces and how integrating them to become a more whole person can be really difficult but is also really rewarding.
I really wanna watch the dub and I think i will, but my god the VA of the main male character might be one of the worst actors I've heard. I like most of the New York dub actors but this guy just sounds unberable. Veronica Taylor however knocks characters like the one in the video out of the park so I definitely plan to give it a watch.
Yeah the dub as a whole isn't a masterpiece but it's worth getting through for Veronica Taylor's energy. If you've never seen the show watch the sub 1st would be my recommendation but if you're rewatching it give the dub a try. You might be surprised at how good it can be at times.
The dub is great - that's true, yet I very much prefer the original soft voice of Japanese Yukino. She is very girlish and generally is so soft, that it sometimes even feels a little bit inappropriate for the over-the-roof animation style we see on the screen. Yet it opens the character up perfectly, in my opinion. Later in the show it cannot be more fitting overall.
this scene alone motivated me through school LOL
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KareKano's dub was surprisingly good, surprisingly consistently. Asaba was played by the same guy who plays Akihiko in Persona 3, and the sexiness suits him. I really liked Arima's voice too, even though I never found out who tf voiced him.
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Well that's because Arima was basically dubbed by a no name. Guy only had a tiny amount of stuff to his name.
@@PrincessNine kinda fitting considering it was the Japanese VA's debut role.
Oh Persona 3 is one of my favorite games and I never would have guessed it was the same guy.
@@britknee3019 I find his voice pretty distinctive. It sticks out to me wherever I hear it.
Really glad I'm not the only one that loves the english dub of this anime.
A lot of dubs are under-rated! This is one of them, though Arima is a biiiit of a dud
@@concr3t3 HAHA he does come off a bit flat.
kare kano is top tier honestly
Literally the best romance story ever create, the music is one the best masterpiece made by the great shiro sagisu, the spanish, english and japanese dub are fenomenal and the characther instrospeccion in only compare to dostoievski, one the best piece of fiction ever create
Thanks for upload the video
SO REAL I LOVE THIS ABSOLUTE BANGER 😭🙏🏿
Currently borrowing this link to recommend this show to people, thank you so much ❤️❤️
I really loved the dub and watched it together with the sub for many episodes deciding which was better for me, unfortunately it not translating the written Japanese on the screen was a big disadvantage when so many gags were there
I like to rip the dub audio and overlay it on the sub version's video file
The entire series (with translated Japanese subtitles) is on Nozomi Entertainment's TH-cam channel.
Ash Ketchum gets pegged in this one folks.
🎶I want to be the very best that no one ever was~🎶
She unexpectedly inspired Umaru-chan
both of the dub and the Japanese sub is really good
Kare Kano: A tale where a girl and a boy fall in love with each other, but also they heal each other's trauma and shortcomings. The girl does more in this part. SPOILER(It can be found in Wiki): Before they get married because of a shock pregnancy from Yukino, Arima finally resolves his parental issues with his own biological parents. Sadly the anime ended SUPER ABRUPTLY, because the director didn't want to do it anymore.
This anime has a really nice balance of drama and comedy. I never felt like one was getting too much than the other.
Recently I think it was confirmed that he did want to finish it more or less, but since the story had no conclusion, and they had bout twenty or so days to work on it, they just sort of hacked an ending together as best as they could. Personally, I think the show is great outside of Episode 25 (the only original episode not based on the manga).
@@maisarashafiq9322 when was abuse romanticised?
@@peppermillers8361It's more like the author didn't want Anno to continue the show. Explanations range from she disliked Anno's approach to her thinking the back half of the story was too dark for TV.
@noahmeyer9756 I used to think so too, but officially she has shown support. Nothing really supports the claim that she was against it.
@@tauhidershadKUFNAFLORAN I don't remember much about abuse in the manga, but there was this part at the end where Arima's friend and his daughter were getting uncomfortably intimate. Meanwhile, Arima and Yukino were at a concert completely unaware of what was happening. It didn't help that they established the dude was thinking about banging the girl when she was barely out of the womb.
That and the whole step-sibling subplot. It all left a bad taste in my mouth, which sucks because the first half of the series was golden.
Every time I hear her I just hear
Ash Ketchum
I hear May most of the time.
Actually really nice! :D
I must be honest, as a non-english speaker there are many western animations whose voice acting I really love... but even as of today it's sadly quite rare to find really good english dubs of anime (even if I see the average quality level rising and rising, and that's nice :D)
If you're interested in the comparison, I'd suggest to try the italian dub!
In my opinion it's the best one...
but being italian I could be heavily biased, so you don't have to believe it just on my word xD
I don't speak Italian so I'll have to take your word for it, but yeah, I'm always interested in dubs, good and bad. Sometimes even the bad ones have golden moments and the good ones (Steins;Gate, Cowboy Bebop, Fullmetal Alchemist) are a true pleasure and I'm always so happy to discover them. Thanks very much for your comment!
@@concr3t3 no problem x) I think there should be some clip here on youtube but I dunno if any of em are subbed in English... Mmm I think it's unlikely xD.
È bello il doppiaggio?
@@thatitalianlameguy2235 è un gran doppiaggio!
her personality completely changes after the fourth episode. i wish she didnt drop this character :/
Anno is better at directing comedy than sci-fi.
he's good at directing either, but the comedy hits hard thanks to a lot of talented animators they were training.
He's a good director when it comes to character monologues and dynamics in general because he has intimately explored those aspects in Evangelion, where character motivations are practically at the forefront of the show.
I forgot that Ash was voiced by a woman for a second.
She's shameless lol
The reality is, this is literally everyone in the adult world (if not everyone in THE WHOLE world). Everyone is a selfish disgusting organism outside the workplace, but is an efficiently-working robot Jesus thing in the work place. Its called "being professional". Some...are just better at it than others..
Miyazawa is relatable to a lot of people because so many people, like her, have a public face and a private face. KareKano is a relatable show because at its core it's about the tension between the two faces and how integrating them to become a more whole person can be really difficult but is also really rewarding.
Yeah i found out about this anime rn nd i regret i bet i wouldve got so much motivation- but anyway im watching this
What’s the name of this song?
Is this the original Umaru?
Kinda and more extreme, but in a good way
Definitely one of my favorite romcoms for the first 18 episodes.
I really wanna watch the dub and I think i will, but my god the VA of the main male character might be one of the worst actors I've heard. I like most of the New York dub actors but this guy just sounds unberable.
Veronica Taylor however knocks characters like the one in the video out of the park so I definitely plan to give it a watch.
Yeah the dub as a whole isn't a masterpiece but it's worth getting through for Veronica Taylor's energy. If you've never seen the show watch the sub 1st would be my recommendation but if you're rewatching it give the dub a try. You might be surprised at how good it can be at times.
The dub is great - that's true, yet I very much prefer the original soft voice of Japanese Yukino. She is very girlish and generally is so soft, that it sometimes even feels a little bit inappropriate for the over-the-roof animation style we see on the screen. Yet it opens the character up perfectly, in my opinion. Later in the show it cannot be more fitting overall.
Thoughts on the og Japanese dub?
It's fantastic as well!
Yesss they're both so good 👍👍👍
Why does she sound like Ash Ketchum
Because it's the same voice actor
More like May than Ash.
The superior dub will do that.