Japanese ‘South Park’ Slaps Because Cartman’s Japanese Voice Actress Is An Absolute Maniac
Trey Parker has officially been upstaged by his Japanese counterpart

When a Japanese animated series is adapted for an American audience, the die-hards often declare “Subs Not Dubs,” meaning that new fans of the anime should watch episodes with the original Japanese audio and English subtitles due to the inadequacy of American voice actors’ attempts to capture the energy of their Japanese counterparts. In fact, when we discovered the Japanese-dubbed version of South Park, we started watching that with English subtitles too.
The Japanese-language voice role for One-Punch Man and Tokyo Ghoul, among many others.
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