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The world is a shrinking place. Technology brings us together, and it doesn't matter if we live in China or Canada—when we have wifi, we're always only a click away from knowing what's happening on the other side of the world. When it comes to entertainment, this new world order has some definite pros and cons. On the plus side, international hit movies like Unbroken can finally reach audiences on both sides of the Pacific. The downside? More people than ever are watching shows and movies with subtitles instead of dubbed versions; while some may see this as progress for accessibility reasons, others say that dubbing is truer to the original intentions of the producers and directors. With the increase in access to English-speaking media, it's become increasingly difficult for foreign markets to justify dubbing programs. Complaints about bad dubbing range from silly—the infamous "Grrr, argh" translated into Chinese for Kung Fu Panda 3—to more substantial issues, like poorly-written scripts that miss the point of cultural references or voice actors who fail to capture the nuance of character emotions. The biggest issue is that bad dubbing can strip away everything that gives a film or TV show meaning. It's often difficult for audiences to appreciate the beauty of a language they don't understand. Without good dubbing, many viewers simply can't get past the thick accents and unnatural dialogue. This isn't always the case. Bad dubbing can be used in some interesting ways, like in poorly-written shows like Dragonball Super, where the dubbed dialogue was used purposefully to undercut the efforts of the Japanese voice actors. But on most occasions, bad dubbing is an unnecessary vestige of old-fashioned thinking. For more examples on how bad dubbing negatively affects foreign markets, see our list below: Other than these four examples, there are plenty of other programs that have suffered from bad dubbing. Here are just a few of them: The voices that you hear when watching anime are just as important as what is being shown whenever you watch it. This is because the voices help you feel much more engaged in the story, and they can even change your whole perception of the show. For example, if you hear a bad dub for an anime that features someone talking in a very high-pitched voice, then you might end up thinking that the character is always like that in real life. Another reason why voice actors are so important is because they can change your whole perception of a certain character. This could be due to the fact that there are many characters out there with personalities that could be perceived as annoying or strange; if their voices are done well, though, then it's likely that you won't think anything of them at all. But, what is the best way to pick the right voice actor for your favorite character? When it comes to picking out the perfect voice, there are many things that you should keep into consideration. One of them is that you can't just go through a list of voice actors and decide who's perfect for your favorite anime. There are numerous things that go into picking just the right voice actor. One of these things is that it's important for anime studios to look for different aspects when choosing their voice actors, which can be difficult because your first impressions may not always be what matters. This includes not only how long the series will last, but also if there are other factors like age and gender involved as well. cfa1e77820
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