ruclips.net/video/eatIzqwB2dA/видео.html Christ died for your sins and rose on the third day, showing that anyone who trusts in him for salvation, will have everlasting life. (John 11:25-26) "Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live:And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Believest thou this?" (John 3:16) For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
ruclips.net/video/eatIzqwB2dA/видео.html Christ died for your sins and rose on the third day, showing that anyone who trusts in him for salvation, will have everlasting life. (John 11:25-26) "Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live:And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Believest thou this?" (John 3:16) For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
@@lydiawilder5996 na it does. The monotone voice of lain makes the already unsettling anime just much more unsettling. Plus it works so well considering the wired as well
@@lydiawilder5996 The spacing of the sentences has, they pause where Japanese sentences do. In Japanese it's perfectly normal but in English it sounds really weird, which suits the show
the original dub was exactly the same way edit: by the original dub, I mean the japanese one; just found it funny at the time that both dubs, English and Japanese, were a bit mediocre
Lain and her family were very stilted in the Japanese version too, it's intentional. I love it! I've watched both like once a year for the last 5 or 6. its my favorite Anime by far.
1:06 "It's a new club that plays really great hardcore techno for a really hip young crowd" sounds like she was reading straight from a brochure, and it makes me laugh every time I hear it.
@@iwannaseehowlongyoucanmakethis I really do think she’s talking about Eiri! Eiri has always been in Lain’s program, and her sister became rather corrupted early on. Who knows what she was able to see or hear while trying to keep Lain under control. Edit: On another note, it could just be her talking about Lain's friend who had just passed away and was reaching out on the wired. I honestly don't believe it, Eiri really messed with her sister.
@@normanclatcher Why? It's only a disadvantage. I wish I could talk normally so that people would understand me better. The other day, a cashier at a grocery store told me I sound like I was going to commit harakiri lol
Maybe it's just the show itself, but the dialogue felt so distant and lonely... Like cold, hollow words being thrown into the void of this ever-present solitude around Lain... but it was also funny at times!!Of course, you'd see something retro and thought-provoking like this in English! I certainly did!!
I liked dubs from this era. It was still new and exciting for the voice actors and you often heard new voices who had various talent but tried earnestly. Now a days its 12 voice actors who know exactly what Japanese trope their voice fits in and they voice act a similar character they've done a hundred times before.
This is exactly my issue with modern anime VA work. Everyone is just doing stock voiced. I love the complete left field voices old dubs used to have. Older, chainsmoking women, brooklyn accents, baritones, valley girls, etc.
Lain in Japanese: Shy, unconfident and sort of confused. Lain in English: Mostly unemotional. Matters? Not much since the suspense gives more effect than the speech.
unironically one of my favorite anime dubs. it fits the tone of the show so perfectly and matches the unsettling, slightly off visuals. its perfect for lain.
I love the late 90s early 2000s animation soo much. Brings back memories of watching anime on toonami as a kid and not understanding most of it as it was those “cartoons for adults”.
Baby autistic me loved this show so much. I rewatch it and I feel like I am looking at my own teen experience from the outside. Lain is life. Let's all love Lain.
"Lain, you know who I'm talking about. You're. Little. Imaginary. Friend." I never would have figured an English dub for such an obscure anime would have the prestigious honor of booking William Shatner's protégé
Actually, the word "psyche" in this case is not butchered. The story draws heavily from esoteric religion, and "psyche" is spoken as the word written in Greek as in ancient texts - "ψῡχή" or "pshuche" (hard to transliterate in English, but it's pretty much pronounced like Lain says it.) If anything, the butchery was in spelling it "psyche" to begin with. They're not even REALLY the same word - they kind of describe the same thing, but in different connotations. In modern society, the mind or psyche are seen as a product of a brain. In ancient Greek society it was seen much differently - ψῡχή is translated as "The animating principle of a human or animal body, vital spirit, soul, life." Getting the ψῡχή chip was a vital part of awakening to her true self, and started her on the path to transcension. It fits the scenario much better in its original form than transliterated as "psyche."
Akchually, uhm, it is pronounced [psy:'k3:] with a rising tone as per 5th century BCE Attic pronounciation, later it would become [psy'xi] from 4th century bce onwards. [psy'çi] 10th century. So the pshu- part here is wrong, and the stress is unproper.
How is there always some extra layer to this show that is so beyond the grasp of the average person? I remember on my first watch through I felt like I was starting to get more of what was going on, and then right after that there was the alien scene...and the face she makes afterward; it does a really good job of showing how I felt about that too.
Only anime where I prefer the dub. The weird, stilted, surreal delivery enhances the experience, and the dub version of, "Look at me, I'm comiting suicide" has haunted me for over two decades.
The acting really gets into a groove as the show goes on. Lain never really loses her trademark social awkwardness even as her separate personalities goad her. Minor characters like the knights are so oddball that each of them get a distinct voice and delivery. By the end the only voice I never thought fit was Alice. She always sounded way too old which gave the scene where she’s caught Janing off that much more awkward and not in a well cast way. Still, watching Lains awkward deadpan lean into the series’ unvoiced creeping horror works better and better with each episode.
I'm convinced the blandness of Lain is intentional solely because of anti-Lains voice acting. It's so much more energetic and psychotic and it perfectly juxtaposes Lain of the world and anti-Lain
Silent Hill 2 has some of the best/worst voice acting ever and it works perfectly. They went out of their way to model the characters after their actors, and they cop to them talking so strangely because the characters are strange people. Angela sounds like an adult woman but talks like a kid because she is a kid that has experienced some rough stuff that has aged her beyond her years. James sounds so stilted and awkward because he is a stilted and awkward guy. Meanwhile Mary/Maria has some of the best voice acting I've heard in a game ever.
I like both the English and Japanese versions. It fits the character very well. shimizu kaori, who did the original, was 15 years old and in the third year of junior high school at the time. This was her first job as a voice actress. She also does game voices.
I love when the limitations of stuff actually matches the artistic intent In this case, abstract and psychedelic psychological horror anime matching with the stilted and awkward line deliveries seen in 90s anime Shit, that was a mouthful
I honestly find it alright, way better than modern anime characters yelling annoyingly, this instead kind of reminds me of old school anime for some reason
because this is the first time that i've seen the dub version of this show, and because i didn't know the english names for the characters, i was a bit startled when lain almost looked toward the camera and said "so julie..."
@@freedustin yes they are. Japanese pronunciation of Ancient Greek word follows the original pronunciation. Psyche is infact pronounced "Psyookay" in Ancient Greek. If you ever see "Cerberus" spelled like "Kerberos" in any anime, this is also why.
Oh, hi Johnny, I didn’t know it was you. Here you go. That’s me. How much is it? That’ll be 18 dollars. Here you go, keep the change. Hi doggy. You’re my favourite customer. Thanks a lot. Bye. Bye bye.
Even though I was born in 99 after this masterpiece was made, I only watched it at 22 during the pandemic after picking it up at a store in Chinatown. I believe it was in San Fransisco. I want to make a custom shirt to show how much i love the show using the drawings i did for this show.
when it comes to serial experiments lain everyone should watch both at some point tbh, they're entirely different experiences. the sub carries a somewhat disjointed vibe that perfectly complements the show's themes (kaori shimizu's performance in particular is just great), meanwhile the dub has that same bizarre, laughable quality as the spoken dialogue in dark seed 2, and it somehow fits in the worst way. would recommend to 9 out of 10 doctors
In my journey of 15+ years of watching anime, I never seen Serial Experiments Lain, the only thing I have seen up until now are all the memes created by the community about the show... and really they are starting to spark my curiosity to watch it, lmao.
“Let’s go home Lain”
*aA*
“What is it Lain?”
*aA*
What is it Lain?
aA
Old man Jenkins fell down the well?!
aA
Right Lain good thinking let’s jump in after him!
1:54
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Christ died for your sins and rose on the third day, showing that anyone who trusts in him for salvation, will have everlasting life.
(John 11:25-26) "Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live:And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Believest thou this?"
(John 3:16) For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
What is going to be Gawr Gura's first word years from now, Lain?
She’s like me
The dub really does feel like it was straight out of the 90’s and I love it
Spot on. Funny thing Is I've been watching a lot of dubs from 90s anime these days so this comment hits different 😆
it was released in the 90's
@@8saiharamasukoi name?
@@8saiharamasukoi I know. That’s the point
cause it was
I kinda love how blank it is, the way they speak is hilarious and fits the weirdness of the anime
i mean in original they speak in the same weird way, so i think it was pretty easy to translate
it's what awkward internet teenagers sound like. it's my native language.
Sort of like silent hill vibes. Uncanny and unhuman
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Christ died for your sins and rose on the third day, showing that anyone who trusts in him for salvation, will have everlasting life.
(John 11:25-26) "Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live:And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die. Believest thou this?"
(John 3:16) For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.
that's how i talk around strangers💀
she sounds so much like a robot in this dub and it works so fucking well
it doesn't
@@lydiawilder5996 na it does. The monotone voice of lain makes the already unsettling anime just much more unsettling. Plus it works so well considering the wired as well
@@flowerrrboy8762 but she was already monotone in japanese, nothing has been improved?
@@lydiawilder5996 true. I guess just hearing it in english made it more apparent to me
@@lydiawilder5996 The spacing of the sentences has, they pause where Japanese sentences do. In Japanese it's perfectly normal but in English it sounds really weird, which suits the show
The lifeless, bland voice acting was actually perfect for the show imo. It really helps to sell the whole *uncanny valley* vibe about the whole show.
Ikr? My exact feelings when I first heard it. I even thought it was intentional tbh. xD
@vaLy You had a f'ed up upbringing.
the original dub was exactly the same way
edit: by the original dub, I mean the japanese one; just found it funny at the time that both dubs, English and Japanese, were a bit mediocre
I agree, but I think the sub just does it better
That, or this was dubbed in the early early 2000’s and no one quite knew how to properly dub something back then.
honestly ? i like the dub. there's something weirdly charming about how stilted it is and it kind of fits the weirdness of the show as a whole
Unrelated media, but it’s the same reason the original Silent Hill 2 voices work so well.
@A K y'all get it
I feel like it takes you out of it instead of drawing you more into it.
@A K yea it's super lynchian
Lain and her family were very stilted in the Japanese version too, it's intentional. I love it! I've watched both like once a year for the last 5 or 6. its my favorite Anime by far.
"so, julie, are you still getting email?"
" *EMAIL?!* "
Second floor basement?
Metal Gear?
Psycho mantis?
Lmao
@@jestfullgremblim8002 lmao?
Lain is voiced by the same voice actress who plays Mima Kirigoe in Perfect Blue
Excellent
Yesss om
"oh"
this made my day
As well as Jeri in Digimon Tamers
i love the scene where anti-lain says "LOOK AT ME. IM COMMITTING SUICIDE. HEHEEHHEEHEHEHEHEH"
what part of the video i cant find it
@@archangelgaming8077 Layer 8: Rumors
Me when I am killing myself
@@archangelgaming8077 It's actually 15:16 on ep 8. Not 18:18
@@blinicat192 o h .
1:06 "It's a new club that plays really great hardcore techno for a really hip young crowd" sounds like she was reading straight from a brochure, and it makes me laugh every time I hear it.
I cant remember but its sampled in a song somewhere lol
"I saw his feet"
"HAHAHAHAHAHA"
i fucking died
2:18
Finally someone with my level of social skills
Do you really talk like lain thou
@@Nobodyknowsme-q1s
A-
0:43 “Your… imaginary friend.”
That line went right over me in the beginning of the series. Her sister has some of the wildest scenes for a reason.
is she talking about wired lain or god?
@@iwannaseehowlongyoucanmakethis I really do think she’s talking about Eiri! Eiri has always been in Lain’s program, and her sister became rather corrupted early on. Who knows what she was able to see or hear while trying to keep Lain under control.
Edit: On another note, it could just be her talking about Lain's friend who had just passed away and was reaching out on the wired. I honestly don't believe it, Eiri really messed with her sister.
@@iwannaseehowlongyoucanmakethis i’ve never watched this so this is the funniest sentence i’ve ever seen
@@ae121 same lmfao
@@sarahelizabeth9340 i think the same
Dub Lain sounds like a 23 year old woman imitating a 14 year old thats high off drugs.
Fr fr. Too accurate.
OH
@@jamangel *OH..*
ugh
@naga222 its bad voice acting that's for sure
This is just how I talk
same honestly
I wish... I talked more like this.
@@normanclatcher Why? It's only a disadvantage. I wish I could talk normally so that people would understand me better. The other day, a cashier at a grocery store told me I sound like I was going to commit harakiri lol
Damn I’m envious
honestly same
Bro my favourite thing about lain is her abysmal reaction speed in conversations,
“But………… she’s dead?”
It's perfect, the monotone delivery, the weird long breaks between lines, it adds an extra creepy vibe to it. It's like silent hill 2
Silent Hill 2 made up for it wth the excellent background music.
spooked the fuck out of me as a kid, late night g4tv anime block was too much for me
"Aren't you... Lain?"
Maybe it's just the show itself, but the dialogue felt so distant and lonely... Like cold, hollow words being thrown into the void of this ever-present solitude around Lain... but it was also funny at times!!Of course, you'd see something retro and thought-provoking like this in English! I certainly did!!
I liked dubs from this era. It was still new and exciting for the voice actors and you often heard new voices who had various talent but tried earnestly. Now a days its 12 voice actors who know exactly what Japanese trope their voice fits in and they voice act a similar character they've done a hundred times before.
That just kinda tells you how lame anime is now
Me and my homies hate Troy Baker
I guess I appreciate the newer VAs in the sense that you can tell they grew up with these shows.
People will call dubs from this era bad but I completely disagree.
This is exactly my issue with modern anime VA work. Everyone is just doing stock voiced. I love the complete left field voices old dubs used to have. Older, chainsmoking women, brooklyn accents, baritones, valley girls, etc.
In all fairness, this is pretty adherent to the show's tone. The dub isn't wrong, the show is just like this.
1:06 has the perfect "hi fellow kids" vibe even if the character is actually a child still.
Lain’s dad always made me so uncomfortable lol
Same tbh
lains dad is litrly god
It’s her mother for me
Bro is like the most normal person in the show. That’s not saying much tho.
@@orangetoes223 most normal in the family.
Lain in Japanese: Shy, unconfident and sort of confused.
Lain in English: Mostly unemotional.
Matters?
Not much since the suspense gives more effect than the speech.
unironically one of my favorite anime dubs. it fits the tone of the show so perfectly and matches the unsettling, slightly off visuals. its perfect for lain.
let’s all love lain tbh
lain
i named my cat lain, lolololololol
Lain is god, let's all love lain
Already love her, live for her, would die for her
More like lame
I love the late 90s early 2000s animation soo much. Brings back memories of watching anime on toonami as a kid and not understanding most of it as it was those “cartoons for adults”.
Except for dbz.
Well, experiment lain is anime that hard to understand tbh
Baby autistic me loved this show so much. I rewatch it and I feel like I am looking at my own teen experience from the outside. Lain is life. Let's all love Lain.
1:07 I literally can't anymore with this one xD
Bruh. HiP yOuNg CrOwDs
She does not listen to acid trance nor is she really hip
God I hate that line
EMAIL⁉️
"Lain, you know who I'm talking about. You're. Little. Imaginary. Friend."
I never would have figured an English dub for such an obscure anime would have the prestigious honor of booking William Shatner's protégé
1:27 didnt know they had english duck voice actors as well. so cool!
2:15 gets me every time
LMAO
Actually, the word "psyche" in this case is not butchered. The story draws heavily from esoteric religion, and "psyche" is spoken as the word written in Greek as in ancient texts - "ψῡχή" or "pshuche" (hard to transliterate in English, but it's pretty much pronounced like Lain says it.)
If anything, the butchery was in spelling it "psyche" to begin with. They're not even REALLY the same word - they kind of describe the same thing, but in different connotations. In modern society, the mind or psyche are seen as a product of a brain. In ancient Greek society it was seen much differently - ψῡχή is translated as "The animating principle of a human or animal body, vital spirit, soul, life."
Getting the ψῡχή chip was a vital part of awakening to her true self, and started her on the path to transcension. It fits the scenario much better in its original form than transliterated as "psyche."
🤓
This reads well if you read it in Patrick Bateman's voice
Akchually, uhm, it is pronounced [psy:'k3:] with a rising tone as per 5th century BCE Attic pronounciation, later it would become [psy'xi] from 4th century bce onwards. [psy'çi] 10th century. So the pshu- part here is wrong, and the stress is unproper.
How is there always some extra layer to this show that is so beyond the grasp of the average person? I remember on my first watch through I felt like I was starting to get more of what was going on, and then right after that there was the alien scene...and the face she makes afterward; it does a really good job of showing how I felt about that too.
@@rem520 It was so far ahead of its time as well that talked about the current modern social issues and social media.
The dub is weird, but it really fits the whole dream-like surreal vibes the show has.
Only anime where I prefer the dub. The weird, stilted, surreal delivery enhances the experience, and the dub version of, "Look at me, I'm comiting suicide" has haunted me for over two decades.
The acting really gets into a groove as the show goes on. Lain never really loses her trademark social awkwardness even as her separate personalities goad her. Minor characters like the knights are so oddball that each of them get a distinct voice and delivery. By the end the only voice I never thought fit was Alice. She always sounded way too old which gave the scene where she’s caught Janing off that much more awkward and not in a well cast way. Still, watching Lains awkward deadpan lean into the series’ unvoiced creeping horror works better and better with each episode.
her voice is gorgeous
I'm convinced the blandness of Lain is intentional solely because of anti-Lains voice acting. It's so much more energetic and psychotic and it perfectly juxtaposes Lain of the world and anti-Lain
i love lain eng dub voice tbh
This dub is bad, but strangely fitting to the series' themes. Silent Hill is the same way
Hmm I know I'm probably the minority. But I loved the dub, so much more than the sub
I think the bland and weirdness of it ad alot
420th like.
Dr*gs are bad.
The dub isn’t bad actually, the intonation and delivery in the original is the same way.
Silent Hill 2 has some of the best/worst voice acting ever and it works perfectly. They went out of their way to model the characters after their actors, and they cop to them talking so strangely because the characters are strange people. Angela sounds like an adult woman but talks like a kid because she is a kid that has experienced some rough stuff that has aged her beyond her years. James sounds so stilted and awkward because he is a stilted and awkward guy. Meanwhile Mary/Maria has some of the best voice acting I've heard in a game ever.
The biggest wtf moment of the show was the realization that the family were all actors the whole time. Talk about a life changing rug pull.
the lain dub is cast entirely of aliens
I like both the English and Japanese versions. It fits the character very well. shimizu kaori, who did the original, was 15 years old and in the third year of junior high school at the time. This was her first job as a voice actress. She also does game voices.
yall acting like the jp VAs didn't sound exactly the same
i love how depressing lain's voice acting is
I feel like it feels stilted and it fits the show rlly well.
At least from memory, this seems really accurate to the original. All the monotone really fits the show
I love when the limitations of stuff actually matches the artistic intent
In this case, abstract and psychedelic psychological horror anime matching with the stilted and awkward line deliveries seen in 90s anime
Shit, that was a mouthful
In universe it does kinda makes sense that most of the characters could sound like bad actors
It’s inhuman, but it reflects the show so perfectly.
I like lain's voice in english dub, it's really unique and satisfying to hear
I honestly prefer dubs that sound like this because its so weird and uncanny and also at times genuinly fucking hilarious and takes the edge off
The atmospheric weirdness makes me want to live again
I honestly find it alright, way better than modern anime characters yelling annoyingly, this instead kind of reminds me of old school anime for some reason
This is a late 90s anime
@@frannava7175 I know, that's why I said it's better than modern ones
@@martinaiocco6319 but then that sentence saying kind of reminds me of old school anime doesn't makes sense
@@frannava7175 thats cause i looked It up After my First comment
@@martinaiocco6319 ok my bad
The voice of Mika though
1:18 *"This.. Navi.. Is.. So.. Cool"*
Man has no soul 😭
1:06 this was so fucking hilarious when i first watched it like why do you sound like an advertisement
come on her voice is so iconic
This show feels so genuine. I don’t know how to explain it.
The mixing is really good too. So much life in the environments, reverb and levels changing with every cut to a new camera position
because this is the first time that i've seen the dub version of this show, and because i didn't know the english names for the characters, i was a bit startled when lain almost looked toward the camera and said "so julie..."
The blank stares and stilted dialogue is ten times funnier in dub for some reason
This is the same level as a sitcom without laugh tracks.
lain's voice is so inhuman and i like it
Lain is so adorable
she saaw his feet
ahahahahahahahah
puh-shook-kay 👁👄👁
I feel like the voice acting in a way of the English dub kinda works with the strange vibes of Lain.
“did you get one too..?”
*gEt whAT🙂?*
It’s unironically perfect
I seriously fall in love with this dub modern anime doesn’t have this same energy any more what happened?
The stilted acting would not work for your average shounen
Just like the opening says, “you don’t seem to understand”….
No one does.
I love the "you morOooooon" lain has a great dub
it’s even funnier if you watch this video like it’s not clips edited together and just a 3 minute clip of an episode
THIS NAVI IS SO COOL
this naaavi is so cool
Lains voice is so soothing
This anime deserve to be watched in English tbh
Вы ещё не слышали русскую озвучку, ВОТ ТАМ ухх, замечательная прям
The lack of overacting really made the setting and reveals more intense. Its a lot like Paranoia Agent
this almost feels like the vibe Silent Hill 2 had
Lain's voice is cute hahaha
WAIT LAIN SAID PSYCHE AT THE END??????? 😭😭😭😭😭😭
They pronounced it how its pronounced in Japanese.
Its a honest mustake
@@PrincessNine sure but they don't pronounce anything else like the Japanese version. It would make more sense to just say it normally
in tears
@@PrincessNine putting "psyche" in the subs is the mistake. they are never trying to say psyche.
@@freedustin yes they are. Japanese pronunciation of Ancient Greek word follows the original pronunciation. Psyche is infact pronounced "Psyookay" in Ancient Greek. If you ever see "Cerberus" spelled like "Kerberos" in any anime, this is also why.
Oh, hi Johnny, I didn’t know it was you. Here you go. That’s me. How much is it? That’ll be 18 dollars. Here you go, keep the change. Hi doggy. You’re my favourite customer. Thanks a lot. Bye. Bye bye.
This is simultaneously an anime that must be watched under the influence of psychedelics and must not be watched under the influence of
honestly like the the dub i feel like people that dont might not necessarily be able to understand
pah sew kay
ayo that pfp is fucking based
@@eco1969 real recognizing real fr fr no cap ong fr
@@elevenunderscore11 real indeed, it's the milk girl with undefined name from one of the endings of milk outside a bag of milk
@@eco1969 great game
Even though I was born in 99 after this masterpiece was made, I only watched it at 22 during the pandemic after picking it up at a store in Chinatown. I believe it was in San Fransisco. I want to make a custom shirt to show how much i love the show using the drawings i did for this show.
Let's all love lain
puhshookay
Lain is everywhere. Happy Valentines Day.
i always wondered wtf "puh shook ay" meant
same 😭😭 I still don't know
@@MITZKMY I think it is supposed to be 'Psyche' but maybe it was spelled wrong on the script?
@@broodovermind that would actually make a lot of sense, thank you
It's the ancient greek pronunciation of "psyche", I think
@@broodovermind y'all need to turn on the jp track and listen to the actors when that happens. Its how its butchered in Japanese
"Did you get one too?"
= uncomfortably long pause as she processes the most human and appropriate response =
"....get what?"
= Nailed it =
Fun fact about me: I watched dub anime alot. I don't like sub anime except for Serial Experiment Lain.
dude fr admitting to liking inferior versions of anime
@@threemilkT ctfu
when it comes to serial experiments lain everyone should watch both at some point tbh, they're entirely different experiences. the sub carries a somewhat disjointed vibe that perfectly complements the show's themes (kaori shimizu's performance in particular is just great), meanwhile the dub has that same bizarre, laughable quality as the spoken dialogue in dark seed 2, and it somehow fits in the worst way. would recommend to 9 out of 10 doctors
@@threemilkT Sub translations aren't 100% accurate and worse, they tend to add just as much crap to spice up the dialogue as Dubs.
@@JesusSanchez-xu5fg who
You combined this with the sound track, background mysic and occasional pulsing lighfts and it puts you in a different state of mind.
Lain is probably one of the most adorable anime characters, besides Anya from spy x family.
bridget hoffman was such a perfect dub voice for lain
This is actually carrying the show's tone surprisingly well
In my journey of 15+ years of watching anime, I never seen Serial Experiments Lain, the only thing I have seen up until now are all the memes created by the community about the show... and really they are starting to spark my curiosity to watch it, lmao.
I am ballin i am faded
This dub feels liks a meta commentary on anime dubs in the 1990's
I've only ever watched lain dubbed and the blankness of everyones voices made this anime all the more uncanny
1:07 This line jumpscared me, cuz it was sampled in self Worth by Harmful Logic. I was completely unprepared.
The thing that is most haunting about this anime is the way they pronounce "Psyche."