Naruto The Last Movie Dubbed English

Okay, confession time. I have a possibly controversial opinion.

Ready for it? I kinda...love the English dub of Naruto The Last Movie.

Wait, Don't Throw Your Shurikens Yet!

I know, I know. Sub purists, hear me out! Subs are great. They really are. But sometimes, I just want to chill. And maybe eat pizza. All without reading super fast.

The dub lets me do that. Plus, sometimes the voice acting is just…chef's kiss!

Let's Talk Voices

Maile Flanagan as Naruto? Iconic. Seriously. She captures his goofiness perfectly.

And Yuri Lowenthal as Sasuke? Suave, broody, and totally believable. Even when he's being a grumpy Gus.

Then there's the supporting cast. Everyone sounds great. I can easily tell who's who even without looking.

"Believe it!" - Naruto Uzumaki (English Dub)

The Dialogue – It's…Different (and I Like It!)

Okay, yeah. The script isn't a perfect translation. Sometimes things are changed. I get it.

But sometimes, the changes make me laugh. Or they just sound…better. More natural, maybe?

Like, I appreciate the attempt at accuracy in the subs. I really do! But sometimes, a little bit of creative license works wonders. Especially when Naruto is involved.

I mean, who can forget those classic Naruto-isms? They just hit different in English.

The Emotion - Does it Translate?

Some people argue that emotional nuances get lost in translation. True, sometimes. But not always!

I found myself feeling all the feels. Especially during those intense Naruto and Hinata moments. Talk about love-struck!

Hinata's nervousness? Perfectly captured. Naruto's dawning realization? Heartbreakingly beautiful.

I was emotionally invested in their romance. Dub and all! And let's be honest, isn't that the point?

Accessibility is Key

For some people, watching dubbed anime is just easier. English is their native language.

Or maybe they have visual impairments. Dubs provide better access to the story. Whatever the reason, accessibility is important!

So, let's not shame anyone for enjoying the dub. Let people enjoy anime the way they want to!

Ultimately, it's about the experience. Do you connect with the characters? Are you entertained? Are you emotionally invested? If the answer is yes, then who cares if it's subbed or dubbed?

So, Yeah, I Said It

I like the English dub of Naruto The Last Movie. There. I said it!

It's flawed, sure. But it's also fun, engaging, and surprisingly emotional.

And sometimes, that's all that matters. So, pass the pizza. Let's watch Naruto save the world…in English.

Maybe I'll even shed a tear. Don't judge me!

Okay, now you can throw your shurikens. Just kidding (mostly)! What are your thoughts? Let's discuss (nicely)!