Ghost In The Shell 1995 English Dub

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In the year 2029, the world has become interconnected by a vast electronic network that permeates every aspect of life. That same network also becomes a battlefield for Tokyo's Section Nine security force, which has been charged with apprehending the master hacker known only as the Puppet Master. Spearheading the investigation is Major Motoko Kusanagi, who -- like many in her department -- is a cyborg officer, far more powerful than her human appearance would suggest. And yet as the Puppet Master, who is even capable of hacking human minds, leaves a trail of victims robbed of their memories, Kusanagi ponders the very nature of her existence: is she purely an artificial construct, or is there more? What, exactly, is the 'ghost' -- her essence -- in her cybernetic 'shell'? When Section Six gets involved in the case, she is forced to confront the fact that there is more here than meets the eye, and that the Puppet Master may hold some of the answers she seeks. But little does she know that he has been seeking her as well. ~ Emru Townsend, Rovi

Feb 28, 2013 3:39 AM

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I'm pondering whether to watch this series in English or Japanese. I hear the dub is really good, but i watched the movies in Japanese since they didn't use the same English VAs for both films. (Like when Mary Elisabeth McGlynn took over for Mimi Woods)
Same thing happens with SAC: The compilation films (Laughing Man and Individual 11) are strangely dubbed by different people than the show, which would probably be distracting. Though i could techincally just skip those.
The good thing about the Japanese version is that the VAs stay the same throughout, but it is pretty difficult to keep up with all the technobabble when you have to read subs.
What's your opinion?

Feb 28, 2013 3:55 AM

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I have had no problems with the dub of SAC (which is a rarity for me) so I would go with that.
Baato's voice actor was incredible imo.

Feb 28, 2013 4:05 AM

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Though I personally like the Japanese version a little more, both versions are extremely strong and you don't really lose out in any way. I think I'd recommend going English the first time and then Japanese if you watch it again, or vice versa. Like I said, you don't lose out either way.

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Feb 28, 2013 4:11 AM

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Since i watched the films in Japanese, i think it's appropriate to watch SAC (the alternate version) in English - Just to set it apart a bit more, plus i love all the dub actors involved :D
Thanks for the input!

Feb 28, 2013 8:39 AM

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Subs dude. When they say that dub is good for this they mean is not as shit as the usual dubs nothing more. When compared to the Japanese audio is still bad and the Major voice is so more fitting in the Japanese version.

Feb 28, 2013 11:00 AM

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Monad said:
Subs dude. When they say that dub is good for this they mean is not as shit as the usual dubs nothing more. When compared to the Japanese audio is still bad and the Major voice is so more fitting in the Japanese version.

The guy asking the question has english dub actors on his favourites, it's not really at all helpful for you, someone who obviously hates all English dubs to advise him on this.
I watched SAC subbed first, dubbed the second time, I ended up preferring watching it dubbed.
And I wouldn't worry about the dub cast changing for the compilation movies since the movies themselves are entirely superfluous.

Mar 18, 2013 5:56 PM

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I'm loving the dub for SAC, much more than the film's!
So in my opinion it goes like this:
TV series = Dub
Film series = Sub

Jul 10, 2016 9:25 PM

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who_dat_ninja said:
I'm loving the dub for SAC, much more than the film's!
So in my opinion it goes like this:
TV series = Dub
Film series = Sub

I LIKE TH PASSION OF REAOL.HOWEVER THE ACTORS ENGLISH PULL IT OFF VER WELL INDEED, SO YES DUB FOR ME, THANKS FOR ASKING...}:o)

Jul 12, 2016 5:53 AM

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GitS for me is ALWAYS DUB. I've watched all of it. Favorite series and I've never been disappointed by the English voice actors.
My biggest gripe was during the Arise OVAs and the 2015 movie when they made a weird directorial choice by having Elizabeth Maxwell take over the voice work for Major Motoko Kusanagi while Mary Elizabeth McGlynn, who was the major for all of the Stand Alone Complex series and movie, voiced another character (Kurutsu) who had tons of scenes with the major and they didn't disguise her voice at all. It was as if the major was talking to herself in my mind. It was odd and I wanted the Kusanagi we spent the most time with, the one we know and love, to have her voice back!
Looking back though, the tone of the Major was so different in the newer reboot/prequel that it kind of made sense to separate what was known with what is now new. Besides, they both did great voice work so it was a small gripe.

Jul 29, 2016 12:33 AM

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I always thought GITS had good dub (excluding the 1995 movie and Innocence). Personally, I find it hard to keep up with the action scenes and read the subtitles at the same time.

Sep 12, 2016 5:39 AM

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Saw first ep of ozc (dual audio), switching between both en they both seem good to me, although I've watched 95% of my anime subbed.
However for shows like this, I might go dub because I'm able to concentrate a lot better.

Sep 15, 2016 6:00 AM

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RandomPerson4 said:
I have had no problems with the dub of SAC (which is a rarity for me) so I would go with that.
Baato's voice actor was incredible imo.

This. The rest of the VA's are also very fitting and add a lot to the characters. Going Dub also helps focussing on the action that is really well animated in this series.

Jun 21, 2017 3:46 PM

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I actually enjoy more her voice in English then in Japanese for some reason...

Jul 16, 2017 4:27 PM

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Dec 2, 2017 4:21 PM

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sub is always better.
Try to respect author's integrity about their work. original voice + sub is the most accurate way of feeling what the author intended.

Dec 3, 2017 2:27 PM

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Surprised at the poll results. I haven't heard anything about the dub so I'm gonna go with subs.

Apr 6, 2019 8:30 PM

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argentino_kek said:
sub is always better.
Try to respect author's integrity about their work. original voice + sub is the most accurate way of feeling what the author intended.

At the same time, don't knock the dub just because it's secondary. Heck dubs help reach out to more people than the subs can alone (especially if said dub is close to the original source like GitS)

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