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Time of India
32 minutes ago
- Time of India
Sub vs dub: Which is better for first-time anime watchers?
So you've finally decided to give anime a shot, welcome to the wild, emotional, beautifully animated ride. But before you even hit play, there's one big question staring you in the face: Sub or dub? For a lot of beginners, this becomes the first mini-crisis. Should you watch anime in its original Japanese with subtitles, or go for the English dubbed version? The answer? It depends. And we're breaking it all down, no gatekeeping, no snobbery, just the pros and cons so you can watch what works best for you. What's the difference between sub and dub? Let's clear this up quickly. Sub = Short for subtitles. The anime is in Japanese, and you read English subtitles at the bottom of the screen. Dub = Short for dubbed. The characters speak in English (or your preferred language), so no reading is needed. Both versions are valid, and neither one makes you more or less of a fan. It's just about how you prefer to experience the story. Why beginners often start with dub If you're brand new to anime, English dubs can feel more approachable. You don't have to read subtitles constantly, so you can focus more on what's happening on screen, the animation, the action, the emotion. This is especially helpful if you're multitasking or watching something visually complex like Attack on Titan or Demon Slayer. Some dub voice actors are genuinely excellent too. Shows like Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Cowboy Bebop, and Jujutsu Kaisen have strong, emotionally grounded dubs that make for a smooth first-time watch. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Villas Prices In Dubai Might Be More Affordable Than You Think Villas In Dubai | Search Ads Get Quote Undo Also, accessibility matters. For younger viewers, people with dyslexia, or anyone not used to fast reading, dubs can make anime more inclusive and less exhausting. Why many fans swear by sub Now, sub purists aren't just being dramatic. Watching anime in Japanese often preserves the original tone, emotion, and cultural context. Japanese voice actors (called seiyuu) go through intense training, and their performances often feel raw, intense, and perfectly matched to the animation. Sometimes, jokes or emotional cues get lost or altered in translation. A subbed version stays closer to the creator's original vision, especially in shows that rely heavily on cultural nuance, like Fruits Basket or Mob Psycho 100. Plus, some dubs can be, well, cringey. Especially older ones where the voice acting didn't quite match the mood or pacing. Which is better for emotional impact sub or dub? If you're watching a deeply emotional or culturally specific anime, like Your Name, A Silent Voice, or Clannad, the sub often hits harder. The raw emotion in the original language, even if you don't understand Japanese, feels authentic and powerful. Subtitles let you hear those nuances without dubbing over the pain, joy, or awkwardness. But again, this isn't universal. Some English dubs absolutely deliver, and modern studios are getting better at matching tone and meaning across languages. Sub vs dub for first-time anime watchers what do most people choose? Interestingly, many anime fans start with dub and slowly shift to sub as they get more comfortable with anime pacing and Japanese expressions. That said, there's a growing audience that sticks with dub forever and that's completely fine. Streaming platforms like Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Prime Video usually offer both options. Some even let you switch between sub and dub mid-episode. So try both! See what fits your vibe. If you're just starting out and want a smoother, more relaxed experience, dub is a solid entry point. It lets you focus on the visuals, action, and story without having to read fast subtitles. But if you're craving the most authentic, emotional version of the show, sub is usually the deeper experience, especially for character-driven or drama-heavy stories. Bottom line? There's no wrong answer. Sub or dub, watch whatever keeps you hooked. Because once you fall in love with anime, you'll find your own way through both. Also read| Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War final arc ending explained (no filler recap)
News18
43 minutes ago
- News18
Netflix Weekly Top 10: Untamed Debuts At No. 1, Demon Hunters Stays Strong
Last Updated: Untamed, the Yosemite-set mystery series starring Eric Bana, hit the No. 1 spot on this global Top 10 English TV list with 24.6 million views. As another week rolls in, Netflix has dropped a fresh batch of binge-worthy content. While some movies and series retained their positions at the weekly top 10 charts, others slipped down as fresh new content started climbing the charts. From gripping thrillers and heartfelt comedies to long-awaited sequels and trending K-dramas, you will be hooked on the streaming giant's weekly top 10 list. As per Netflix Tudum reports, Untamed, the Yosemite-set mystery series starring Eric Bana, hit the No. 1 spot on this global Top 10 English TV list with 24.6 million views. This weekly top rank marked the second no. 1 debut this year for co-creator Mark L. Smith, whose previous series American Primaeval hit the top spot in January this year. Trailing behind Untamed is the crime documentary series Amy Bradley Is Missing, securing the no. 2 spot with 12.2 million views. Elsewhere, on the English TV list, the final season of The Sandman captured the no. 3 spot with 3.3 million views. Fans also loved Monday Night Raw and made it climb up the list, securing the no. 5 spot with 2.7 million views. Demon Hunters Remained At No. 1 Position On Netflix's Top 10 English Films List On the other hand, K-Pop Demon Hunters held onto their No. 1 position on the English Films List with 25.8 million views. The girls of HUNTER/X helped the movie hold onto the top rank for its fifth week. This is not the only chart the Demon Hunters are tearing up; various original songs from the film have already been making their way up the Billboard charts as well. Close to the Hunters' Tyler Perry's Madea's Destination Wedding secured the no. 2 spot on the list with 16.5 million views, leaving behind Trainwreck: Balloon Boy at no. 3 and the immortal warriors of The Old Guard 2 at no. 4 with 7 million and 6.2 million views, respectively. Fans also loved 2022's A Madea Homecoming, which helped the movie reemerge on the charts with 3 million views, hitting the No. 8 spot on the top 10 English Films list. What Were The Most Loved Non-English Films And TV Series Of This Week? Additionally, non-English films and TV series also had a great week, as Germany's mystery thriller Brick retained its no. 1 position with 22.3 million views in the Non-English Films Top 10 list. Three other debuts also climbed up the ladder and made their way into the list. These films include South Korea's Wall to Wall, Brazil's Almost Family, and Apocalypse in the Tropics. On the other hand, in the non-English TV list, South Korea's Squid Game Season 3 maintained the no. 1 position for the fourth consecutive week with 7.8 million views. Other TV shows in this list include Japan's Tougen Anki, Dan Da Dan, and The Summer Hikaru Died; Argentina's Delirium; and South Korea's Squid Game Season 2. First Published: July 28, 2025, 15:17 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
News18
3 hours ago
- News18
‘Makes Me Sick': US Woman Slams Influencer For Secretly Filming Her With Smartglasses
Last Updated: US woman shares her experience of being secretly filmed by Ray-Bean smartglasses in a supermarket. Her story on Twitch and X led to backlash and video removal. Imagine going out with someone and later finding out that you were being recorded without your consent the entire time. That's not a film script but a harsh reality that has become alarming with smart glasses equipped with hidden cameras. These futuristic gadgets, usually meant for content creation or a hands-free capturing experience, are now being misused to secretly record people in public. The worst part? Most of these glasses look like regular ones, making it almost impossible to spot one. What Exactly Happened? Recently, a US woman recounted her harrowing experience of being filmed without her knowledge by Ray-Bean smartglasses by an influencer who later uploaded the video on social media platforms. The woman, a user of the live-streaming app Twitch, dropped a post on X, sharing how the man approached her at a supermarket with illegal intentions. He first complimented her appearance before revealing that he couldn't speak English, before engaged in a brief conversation with her. Soon, the woman found out that her encounter with the stranger was all over the internet. 'THIS is why these glasses or any version should NOT exist. I VIVIDLY remember this interaction; I had no idea I was being filmed. This was to be sent to me tonight after I was recognised. This is disturbing. Makes me sick physically, this is violating and WRONG," wrote the Twitch streamer. She added that although LED lights glow up when a person is recording a video through the smart glasses, she failed to spot them. Here's What The Influencer Said The influencer later shared a video on social media, admitting that he often breaks the rules to get more clicks and views on his content. The woman replied to his clip, stating, 'He faked not speaking fluent English to make me uncomfortable for a reaction. He followed me around and edited it all out so it looked like he walked away. He posted a video admitting that he does this on purpose for views and income." He faked not speaking fluent English to make me uncomfortable for a followed me around and edited it all out so it looked like he walked away. He posted a video admitting that he does this on purpose for views and income. I was and am not over reacting. — Herculyse (@herculysee) July 26, 2025 Although the woman lodged a complaint with Instagram for the authorities to take down the video, the Metra platform refused. But thanks to the controversy, the influencer was forced to delete the clip after significant backlash from online critics. First Published: July 28, 2025, 13:08 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
