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Ive only ever watched One Peice, Deathnote, And Dragon Ball. But you should give it a try, Because...Urm.... it has a cool name?
Subbed. Code Geass draws quite a few parallels with Death Note, it's basically Death Note with Mecha in a sense, and worth watching, it's pretty good.
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I would watch it dubbed. I simply find the japanese language harsh and difficult to listen to. I don't see the allure of it. If you want to stay true the dialog, sub it.
I enjoyed Code Geass alot, one of my fav anime. I watched it subbed buts thats just how i prefer it
Yes, however just like Death Note it doesn't sully it's quality. It's spread across 50 episodes, and while the first series is better than the second, it's still awesome stuff overall.Roamin11 said:
Agreed. I don't mean to cause offense, but the japanese language seems to lack emotion and the charachters very much sound the same. It's probably because I speak English and I'm use to western dialects. I imagine a person from Japan would say the same about Britain and America...Perticular Elk said:
It's overly dramatic, but in a weird way that's part of the appeal, like Gurren Lagaan's insane energy.
As for subbed or dubbed, well, I would go with what way you think you'll enjoy it more. I watched it on AS, and can say it's a fairly good dub, but it could have been better.
I like Lelouch's more teenagery sound in the dub than how deep he is in the japanese, but on the other hand the deepness of the japanese seiyuu really works well when Lelouch is in Zero mode. I like Suzaku's tone a bit better in english than in Japanese. And I love Ogi in english. But alot of the side characters like Kallen, Chigusa (can't remember her actual Britanian name), and Shirley are not as good as in the Japanese version. And I really don't like Nunnally's english voice.
So, I guess go with what you want. Personally, I think it's generally better to check it out in the original language first. If you have the DVDs, you can just switch back and forth if you get curious about what it sounds like in the other language.
As for subbed or dubbed, well, I would go with what way you think you'll enjoy it more. I watched it on AS, and can say it's a fairly good dub, but it could have been better.
I like Lelouch's more teenagery sound in the dub than how deep he is in the japanese, but on the other hand the deepness of the japanese seiyuu really works well when Lelouch is in Zero mode. I like Suzaku's tone a bit better in english than in Japanese. And I love Ogi in english. But alot of the side characters like Kallen, Chigusa (can't remember her actual Britanian name), and Shirley are not as good as in the Japanese version. And I really don't like Nunnally's english voice.
So, I guess go with what you want. Personally, I think it's generally better to check it out in the original language first. If you have the DVDs, you can just switch back and forth if you get curious about what it sounds like in the other language.
Id watch the dub in my opion you cant rilly whacth the show as well with a sub becuse your ethere reding the sub most the time or you miss a line and dont know what thay say and you have to rewind to read it. don't get me wrong their are bad dub but code geass is not one of them.
Code Geass was very good the 1st season but turn real bad real fast and by the end you will wonder if you hate anime.
think Death Note + Mecha. fairly similar to Death Note and I recommend subbed. Only problem I had was my fault when I looked up plot synopsis and didn't wanna continue, although I've heard 2nd season isn't as good as 1st.