Angels Of Death Episode 1 English Dub

Okay, let's talk Angels of Death. Specifically, episode one, English dub. Buckle up, because this might get a little… spicy.

I know, I know. Dubs can be a touchy subject. Some people swear by the original Japanese. That's totally valid. I get it.

But hear me out. I might have an unpopular opinion. I actually… kind of enjoyed the English dub of Angels of Death episode one.

The Voice Acting? Surprisingly Good!

Before you sharpen your pitchforks, let's be real. Voice acting can make or break an anime. A bad dub can ruin the whole experience.

Luckily, the English cast in Angels of Death episode one? Not bad at all. Actually, pretty darn good in my book!

Rachel Gardner's voice actor, for instance, nailed the detached, emotionless vibe. It was perfect for her character. I mean, she's a stone cold kid. Perfect casting in my opinion.

Zack's Voice: Grating? Or Genius?

Now, let's address the elephant in the room: Zack's voice. Some people found it grating.

I can understand that. It's definitely... unique. But I think it fits his character perfectly. He's supposed to be unhinged, right?

The raspy, almost forced quality added to his chaotic energy. It made him genuinely unsettling, the english dub made him feel even more chaotic.

Think about it: Would a smooth, calming voice be as effective? I don't think so. So, maybe I'm just weird.

The Script: Staying True (Enough)

Another common complaint about dubs is the script. Sometimes, things get lost in translation.

Or worse, the dialogue is completely rewritten. Thankfully, Angels of Death episode one stayed relatively true to the original.

Sure, there might be a few minor changes here and there. But overall, the meaning was still there. And the humor.

Speaking of humor, this show is dark, but the english dub managed to bring out those little moments that make you chuckle. It felt natural. Which is hard to do, considering the subject matter.

Why I Think It Works (For Me)

So, why did I enjoy the English dub of Angels of Death episode one? A few reasons, really.

First, it allowed me to focus on the visuals. I could actually *watch* the animation instead of constantly reading subtitles.

Second, the voice acting was solid (Zack's voice included!). It brought the characters to life in a different way.

Finally, and maybe most importantly, it was just… fun! I wasn't taking the whole thing too seriously.

I was just enjoying a creepy, slightly absurd anime. And the dub allowed me to do that without overthinking it.

So, there you have it. My (possibly) controversial opinion on the Angels of Death episode one English dub.

Do I think it's perfect? No way. But do I think it's terrible? Absolutely not. It's just fine, in my book.

Ultimately, it all comes down to personal preference. But hey, maybe give it a try. You might be surprised. Or maybe not. But hey, you never know!

Now if you'll excuse me, I'm gonna go watch the next episode. Dubbed, of course! Don't @ me.