Turn on Japanese audio

>turn on Japanese audio
>EHHHHHH?!? SUGOI DESU DENAI BAKA!! NYAAAAAAN!

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>ah hai hai hai so desu
kino DESU

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>Turn on french audio
>alcoholic smoker voice
>PUTAIN DE MERDE, GARS

KYYYAAAAAAAA

>turn on English audio
>forced anime voice acting that sounds nothing like a real person

>turn on German audio
>mesmerizing painter artist voice
>EIN REICH, EIN VOLK, EIN TICKET

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>language setting : swedish
>everybody speaks english

That thing is aggressively, aggressively unpleasant to look at.

>turn on American audio
>get shot

>American audio
what

>Turn on spanish (Spain) audio
>HOSTIAPUTA TÍO, JODER

>turn on american audio
youtube.com/watch?v=vhjs70-vbvk

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It's what we call "the least bad option."

>language setting : swedish
>everybody starts speaking Bergman

What's up with that. Why is it that you can tell when it's an anime voice dub over literally any other media with english voice acting. They always have this anoying cadence to them you can tell. Do they just use the same shitty voice actors? Is there some anime voice dub school that trains them to sound like that for the luls?

>turn on Polish audio
>YOUR MOTHER SUCKS DWARFS COCK

the only reason people think dubs sound bad is because the truth nature of the autism of the japanese voice acting is laid bare. you can filter out the awkwardness of japanese voice acting because it's in another language but when it's in english you can actually internalize how cringe it really is.

She's a dwarf woman, she's supposed to be ugly.

>turn on saints row audio
>balls
>big balls
>horse balls
>giant floppy horse balls

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seething Paco

>turn on finnish audio
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>turn on faggot audio
>op starts speaking