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belvadeer
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I enjoyed reading every bit of this article. Way to go, Fairy Tail dub crew. They certainly stayed passionate and dedicated to this long series and it's nice to hear it had some profound impact on folks in real life.
Now I only need to actually start watching it myself at some point. XD |
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immblueversion
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This is why the English dub always adds that bit of freshness I like to take my doses of Fairy Tail with. I will watch this series twice all the way, once in both Japanese and English, despite knowing what comes next.
I guess none of them know about the manga's sequel, "FT: 100 Years Quest", and its currently promising chances for an adaptation with how the first volume sold out in Japan. And I find it nice that spoiler[Todd and Cherami got parts of the series' actual ending down pat.] |
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DenimAndLeather
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I don't watch dubs but this was a nice read, you can feel their passion for it which is what you want.
Now that is dedication and adoration I can absolutely get behind. Always thought of having a FT guild tattoo myself for my first but could never figure out where I'd want it. |
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BonnettenotBunny
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I watched it in English and Japanese at least 4 times in total. My next must-watch anime is The Unconventional New Student. There's a gossip though that Tyler Walker (director and script writer) was not going to voice Alfred (due to some health issues) in The Unconventional New Student.
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