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Hey all, first time poster to.:3 Just wanted your thoughts on the Inuyasha anime vs. Is there one you prefer over the other? Which one did you get into first? What is it you enjoy about one over the other? I originally stumbled upon the Inuyasha manga in the fall of 2000, there was a girl in my freshman homeroom that was super into it and let me borrow the first book. That was way back in the day when they printed them big and in left-to-right format.

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I still have the first 12 volumes printed that way, before it was switched to the current formatting. Anyway, when the anime was announced, I was super excited.

But once I started watching it, I could not get into it at all. I really disliked the character designs, the voices, and I felt like they played up the comedy aspects way, way too much. To me it just took everything I really liked about the manga and turned it into something sad and less fulfilling. And it was a shocker too, because I loved both the Ranma 1/2 manga and anime both (super loved the movies, too), but for whatever reason, Inuyasha anime just did not do it for me.

If you do prefer the anime, what is it about it that you enjoy over the manga? Auto script writer 2 larry keys download. If you've read or watched one but not the other, why? I've tried many times over the years to watch episodes, and I just can't. I cringe every time. If you're not a big reader, it's completely understandable that the anime would be more interesting. To each his/her own!:) While I've watched episodes in both English and Japanese, I will admit that I enjoy Japanese subbed far more than English dubbed, but then again I've felt that way for all anime I've ever watched. The only anime I don't mind dub-wise is Cowboy Bebop, but even then, when I have a choice I go for the subs.

Are you a fan of the English voice actor? I know he's got quite a fan base. I don't have a problem with the english voice actor.

It was my first anime show and I didn't understand why people said english sucked. At the time I thought Japanese was worse because I wasn't used to it. Now I find they're both about the same. Some scenes the english guys do better, other times the Japanese guys do better.

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I guess there's some cheesyness when every old man in every village sounds the same, but I don't let that bother me. I later got into Bleach in Japanese so I got more used to the language. When I youtubed a scene in english to see how they sounded I thought I ended up some some fan made dub, it sounded so half-assed. Then I realized it was the real dub. Now I get it, but I still think the Inuyasha cast did just fine. The final act is a different story though, I can only watch that in Japanese. They changed some english voice actors and the overall quality doesn't seem to be the same.

It's not just voice actor changes though. Inuyasha is the same guy as before, but didn't seem to sound quite the same.

Either the director or lack of editing to smooth out voices. Naraku sounded the exact same. Sesshomaru's new voice didn't seem to fit the character for me. Can't say the guy is a bad voice actor but it didn't sound right.

Hellsing ultimate kinda did the same thing. 4 dubs that were great, then something happened and it stopped. When dubs were finally released for 5-10 it just didn't sound right anymore. The manga and the anime, as is so often the case, are very different products. The manga, as you probably know, is a bit more mature than the anime.

As has pointed out, the musical score for the anime is pretty solid. I think that you have to view them as distinct products, and as such can't really say 'this is better than the other.' In some way I feel the opposite as you in regards to Ranma 1/2 and Inuyasha. For me the Ranma 1/2 mangas were far superior to the anime, which I thought played up more of the comical aspects of the story. At the end of the day, though, I think both are quite enjoyable, and for most fans if you enjoy one you'll probably enjoy the other-at least to some degree.