What do you enjoy most? Manga/Subbed TV/English TV?

[Deebee]

So how do you enjoy Bleach the most?

I'm a subbed TV fan myself, but I've recently started reading through the Manga (the new and the old), and I'm enjoying that as well. The english version got me hooked on the show to begin with, but I can't watch it that way anymore after seeing the subbed Japanese version.

[SchmoozingWouter]

I love the subbed anime when its not filler, especially the fight scenes. Although, I do enjoy the manga as well due to the fact that there is no filler and reading it is not nearly as time consuming as watching the anime.

oh yeah, not hatin on you or anything, but just for future reference :amuse :
Subbed Japanese TV = Subbed Anime
Translated English TV = Dubbed Anime

[Khotton]

I love reading the manga because everything you read is as intended by the mangaka and there is no filler, unfortunately some of the fight scenes and such are a little hard to follow, for this reason i prefer the subbed anime (when its not even filler.)

The Bleach dub has ruined so many characters, plus some stuff is just funnier in Japanese.

[Yαriko]

manga:quite

[Vault]

i love the pretty pictures of the manga :iria

[Takadeshi]

Manga, but for fights I like watching the Subbed anime.

[Tasmanian Tiger]

Anime and the manga...they don't dissapoint me at all.

Sometimes subbed anime>Manga version. For example the Ichigo vs Grimmjow fight has been entertaining and really well done. :gar

But sometimes the anime fucks up and the manga version is better.


But anyway I enjoy them both

[Sendrof]

for talking parts, manga because its shorter.
for fighting parts, subbed anime cause its clearer & more exciting.

[Hollow'd Heart]

Subbed and Manga

[Dattebayo-chan]

Well, I like both manga and the subbed anime. There are no fillers in the manga, but it can be messy and hard to understand fights sometimes, so then it's better to see that in the anime. I like both . . . :amuse

[Super Mike]

LOL I voted for the dub for the lulz:lmao

I like the manga, but the anime has its moments.

[Keme]

To be honest, I enjoy Bleach in all three ways that are listed on the poll. However, I admit there is a little more gratification by reading the manga.

[BleachFreak81]

I like them all because you get to read what happens in the future, subbed it is great because you can see the action by movement, and dubbed you can hear what an american company translates the script. So my choice is ALL!

[Neytiri]

Subbed nihon terebi o mitte kudasai :sag

[GsG]

As with most material, I enjoy reading the manga the most. Viewing the original work is indeed better in understanding what the author is trying to say.

[Vergie♥]

I selected "english translation" by accident XD Ops, I enjoy the Manga the most.^^

[Dana]

I like all of them, but I voted for Manga since its my top choice.

[Levithian]

So how do you enjoy Bleach the most?

I'm a subbed TV fan myself, but I've recently started reading through the Manga (the new and the old), and I'm enjoying that as well. The english version got me hooked on the show to begin with, but I can't watch it that way anymore after seeing the subbed Japanese version.

Subbed Japanese TV.

[Chiyo]

I like manga best, but also watch the subbed anime. Not really a fan of the dub at all, myself.

[halfhearted]

I'm primarily a manga reader, and it's the medium that I enjoy most. Although, I also watch the subbed anime regularly. But, no matter how many times I try, I can't watch the dub; I just dislike the choices taken by the casting director too much.

Typically, the reason I opt for Bleach manga over anime is due to the fact that the characterizations are more consistent. Despite the fact that Kubo is a fan of fanservice and powerups (*understatment*), he usually keeps things relatively well-balanced in that he won't have great regressions/incomprehensible character actions in any large number.

This is the main area where I fault the anime, as well as resenting the fact that it's produced by Studio Pierrot. The latter resentment stems from my feelings regarding their staff, who often employ too much personal creativity in their interpretation of manga dynamics and tend to fill the anime with unnecessary pairing hints or filler relationships that deeply affect characters in a way that I feel detracts from them as they were meant to be seen.

However, the chosen seiyuu have built up a great number of ideas that I have regarding characters. So, I owe the anime too much to not have any appreciation for it, even at its worst.

[Shirosaki Ichigo]

I like both i read manga normaly in the train and anime watching is cool because the soundtracks and so.