If you’re looking for the immaculate viewing experience, then you can always go for subtitles. Hence, if you have never watched ‘One Piece’ or, like me, gave up on it earlier because of the childish dubbing, then give it another chance and go for the Funimation Dub this time. After many years, I came across several people who shared this opinion with me, so I’m not the only one here with an anime OCD, ranting about it. Now I never really had a problem with other dubbed anime like ‘Dragon Ball Z’ or ‘Cardcaptors’ but the dubbed version of ‘One Piece’ was just not acceptable. More than that, I am very well aware of what went wrong when I first started watching it on TV.Ĭartoon Network, being a US-based television channel, premiered ‘ One Piece‘ in an English Dubbed format, which is very normal. But as I write this Anime Preview today, I have seen close to 500 episodes, which is only close to half of the total but it still is a lot more than I could tolerate back in the day. I remember enjoying the storyline, but something was just too off about it, after which I stopped watching it.
I started watching it when it first premiered on Cartoon Network somewhere in 2006 and being a kid, it didn’t really hit me what was actually wrong with the anime. Even the animation is beautiful and vivid, with all the vibrant colors on its pallet.īut my first impression of ‘One Piece’ was not at all on the brighter side of the spectrum. Each character goes through an intense development and transformation and a lot goes into making their personalities likable in the most unique ways. It offers pretty much everything, including comedy, drama, romance, slice-of-life and a lot of action.
‘One Piece’ is one of the most enjoyable anime shows out there. But this second attempt at the anime has really been an eye opener and I don’t regret one bit of it. I haven’t re-watched ‘One Piece’ after my failed first attempt, which I will be discussing later.
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