Episode 73, "This is the Power of a Super Namekian! No. 17 vs Piccolo", or "Piccolo Hasn’t Kicked This Much Ass Since… Ever"
*****SPOILERS*****
Voice Actor Comparison: Dragon Ball/Z/GT – Son Goku (Adult) (EDITED)
I’m just asking for trouble here, aren’t I? Here goes!
Dragon Ball Kai – Episode 72
Dragon Ball Kai – Episode 71
Episode 71, "Attack the Elusive Cell! Son Goku is Finally Revived!", or "The Reviewer Attempts Not One, But Two Jokes"
*****SPOILERS*****
Synopsis: Vegeta angrily dismisses Piccolo’s desire to stop Cell before he absorbs 17 and 18, insisting he can surpass even his current Super Saiyan level, and flies off. Kuririn suggests that they go destroy the developing Cell from the current timeline, still in the lab. He and Trunks go off to do so while Piccolo and Tenshinhan look for the active Cell. At the cite of Dr. Gero’s lab, Trunks and Kuririn uncover the underground area where the Cell project is developing. They find 17’s blueprints there and take them, in hopes of finding a weak point. The two destroy the basement lab. Trunks gives Kuririn the blueprints and flies off to train with Vegeta. In Nickytown, Cell eludes Piccolo and Tenshinhan while victimizing the citizens. At Capsule Corp, Bulma and her father examine the plans. Cell absorbs more people, chasing down a girl and her young brother at a small airport, but Kuririn saves them. Piccolo and Tenshinhan arrive and Cell flies off. A few days later at Kame House, Goku’s allies watch the news broadcast reporting more victims of Cell. They all take a plane to find him. When Chi-Chi goes to check on Goku, he’s recovered. Goku expresses his desire to surpass his current level.
Voice Actor Comparison: Fullmetal Alchemist – Roy Mustang
Something a bit less controversial:
Voice Actor Comparison: Fullmetal Alchemist – Greed (EDITED)
NOTE: My samefag sense is tingling. I’m closing the comments. It’s pretty sad that somebody has to post as different people to pretend to be a majority. Especially when they don’t change their rhetoric or writing style. I was born at night, but not last night.
Audio: English – My Philosophy
With the Audio:English series, PenguinTruth takes a critical look at the English
dubs which grace some of anime’s most defining series in North America.
I’ve done a few of these articles on English dubs for anime, and I’ve discussed at great length specific anime dubs I’ve liked or disliked. However, I haven’t really explained what it is I look for in an anime dub, what I think of English dubs for anime in general, or anything of that sort. Because of this, people may misunderstand some of my views on them. So I’d like to dedicate this particular entry to laying out what it is I expect from the anime dubs I listen to, when I listen to them.