A good anime?

[bamthedoc]

That's the easy solution :rolleyes Mangas are almost always better than their anime counterparts which are almost always far better than their translated counterparts.

 

[Nicholas The Slide]

Usually Manga>anime>Movie
Rarely (but sometimes) Anime>Manga>Movie

and so far Naruto is good. not as good as Chobits, or Love Hina, but good.

 

[Apuca-Leirbag]

naruto and vash stampede....
go for the ninjas....

 

[Magikarp]

La Blue Girl is pretty tight.

which are almost always far better than their translated counterparts.

How do you know? Can you understand Japanese? Or do you mean the subtitles that you read when you listen to the Japanese are better than the spoken English?

 

[bamthedoc]

First: Don't double post There is an edit button, mein fruend.


I cannot understand most Japanese words; though, I do have a limited understanding. It's mostly from experiance watching fansubs, not to mention watching and comparing translations by reputable companies versus companies like DiC and CloverWay. I also read original transcripts for shows I like.

Basically, good translators are ADV, Pioneer, Bandai, US Manga Corps, and a few others.

 

[sasuke22]

i recomend watching yu yu hakusho, one piece is ok but better as a manga, naruto is pretty sweet but like most animes has to many flashback episodes and some of the gundam series arent that bad. but i have a question how come the anime versions of sumthing arent exactly like the manga versions. like they change the dialogue, they change the names of people and techniques, ive even seen some storyline altercations. like wtf y cant they just keep it the same?