There are many dubs that are superior to the original Japanese.
 
In fact there is one anime that is notorious for the fact that the dub voices are considered better, by the original production crew.

@AkatsukiKaizoku  
Dubs are expensive to make. And they still alter(to many, butcher) the original product.
 
Some also feel they are pointless.

Wait, dubs SHOULDN’T EXIST?
 
Okay, that is really a dumb assumption I am sorry. I mean, USA is getting dubs right lately, and for example in Mexico, we have the best damn version of DBZ.
 
Like, if you like subbed more, fine, whatever your toast toasts bro, but really saying that is foolish.

@Background Pony
 
Though, you have to wonder. What Seiyuu could reach the level of Tara Strong?

@SeraphimDawn  
other WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAABBBBBBBBBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

@Dax Rattler  
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAABBBBBBBBBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Expect the arguments of “they need to study under the American voice actors so they can get all the nuances right!” to come up any moment now. Because we all know that when it comes to vice versa, US VAs always study under seiyu to get their roles correct, right, right? </sarcasm>

@magic
 
This doesn’t surprise me at all.
 

Chances are, they’ll be complaining about the lack of pantsu.
 
They always do, in the end.

@Dax Rattler  
Even Cowboy Bebop?

They are complaining about the dub already?

I have always said that the brony fandom has strong parallels with the development of doujinshi culture in Japan. Provided interest continues to stir, doujin circles of brony artists popping up would seriously kick the overall fandom into even higher gear. This could have interesting, even meaningful cross-cultural consequences: imagine Western artists releasing their works alongside Japanese friends at the next Comiket.
 
I believe a doujinshi scene is important for free culture and creativity. This may become a Very Good Thing if the conditions are good.

@Dax Rattler  
Agreed on that anime should remian in their native language(Japanese). However, almost anything in my opinion sounds better in Japanese. I dunno, Japanese seems to be one of those languages that just sound good to my ears even though I don’t understand what the hell they are saying 99% of the time.

YAY!
 
Ponies + lots of sake!

@Dax Rattler  
Oh boy it’s the dub vs sub argument.

@Amber  
Something I can agree with completely.  
When I heard bleach in spoken English I nearly cried it was that bad.  
Anime should remain in Japanese and people should just learn to read, it sounds a hell of a lot better in it’s native language.

They’re already into it. MLP pops up on the other boorus and whatnot.

@Dax Rattler
 
>All because of the Japanese dubbing voice actors shit
 
If that’s what it really says then it’s so funny to see that they aren’t really that different from western people when they get critical over dubs.

Courtesy of Google translater.  
“Japanese Buroni I’m not happy about the broadcast of all this.
 
I will take at least be like a nightmare come true
 
All because of the Japanese dubbing voice actors shit”
 
This sounds like every western anime fan to ever exist when talking about English dubs:P
 
Googleが翻訳  
群れの仲間へようこそ

Spoiler: Celestia is best Shogun.

@tomoe  
I don’t think the Google Translate I did of this is good, but I’m pretty sure this guy doesn’t like the VAs chosen.

日本のブロニーが全て今回の放送に喜んでるわけじゃない。
 
少なくとも俺はとっては悪夢だ
 
全ては糞な日本の声優の吹き替えのせいで

@CannonFodder  
They did announce four of the VA’s for it. There should be a pic somewhere on here with them.

Doesn’t Japan already watch the show?  
There are fan sites