Tumbling Down wrote:This makes Kensuke and Tojis' complaints about her come off as unnecessary, because she isn't actually that bad.

pwhodges wrote:Are you dissatisfied with what you have already?

Luigi Shinji wrote:Is it worth to make a Netflix accunt for this version?

ChaddyManPrime wrote:It's a mixed bag? But leaning slightly to the bad side of the scale. I would say skip it and pray for the release of the blue ray release.

Luigi Shinji wrote:To be honest my biggest dream is an offical release in my country but that probably never gonna happen

ErgoProxy wrote:^ Ditto.

Now for something completely different:


Then I would say, it's a job for to you. I mean, go and look around for folks sharing your anime interest, choose two or three reliable, trustworthy persons and start a business together. If you succeed, you eventually will be able to negotiate with Khara. If you won't succeed - well, shit happens sometimes, but in my opinnion everything is better than sitting with your arms down and waiting for someone else to make you happy.

To motivate you a bit more, CD Projekt (the guys responsible for the Witcher games) started their business simply as CD resellers at some bazaar. Now look where they are years later.

Gendo'sPapa wrote:No one thing is worth paying the monthly subscription fee for Netflix.

Reichu wrote:"Grace" is a perfectly valid translation of koui. (Scroll down to the Wordnet entries here.) Considering who and what Kaworu is, evoking God is not exactly inappropriate. :p

The uproar over suki and cries over -- lmfao -- "censorship" makes me just shake my head. You're correct that "like" perfectly captures the ambiguity of the word, but even more than that, the way Kaworu says it is somewhat indirect in the first place (in a way that does not really translate at all)! It was never meant to be some straightforward declaration of gay love or whatever.

Oh, dub? I have zero affection for the old one and am glad there's something actually completely free of the usual suspects for a change. It's not without its disappointments, but I'll gladly judge its failures in the context of it being a fresh attempt at adaptation, and not as an endless series of comparisons to a previous dub created under suboptimal conditions.

Gendo'sPapa wrote:Is it the first month free now?
Then yeah, if you really want do the free trial for a month and binge as much as you can.
Then cancel.

Gendo'sPapa wrote:The new Asuka was the best change of the bunch and the new Misato was the worst - mainly because I think Allison Keith was the one member of the NGE and Rebuild dubs who actually did some pretty great performance work. The consistent thing I felt in the roughly four episodes worth of dubbed material I watched was that the performers were pretty good in casual conversation sequences but struggled in scenes were they had to really emote. Some readings came off very flat.

I know the Internet is binary now but from what little I listened to the new Eva Dub is definitely not "trash" nor is it likely "amazing". It sounds okay.

pearisdriving wrote:Some people value authenticity over quality and they tend to be on the 'no dub' policy not because they think all dubs are low quality trash or anything. Of course there are people that are the latter but it does not really seem to be the case in this thread.