Welcome once again my wonderful Rebels! Today we’ll be doing a review with a little twist! Today I’m going to be talking about the awesome sports anime Kuroko no Basket. But instead of a review, I’m going to be comparing the sub to Netflix’s dub. So let’s get started, shall we?

Sub:

• You can hear and read Midorima’s voice tick “Nanodayo”.
• Aomine’s, Kise’s, and Murasakibara’s voice ticks are more telligable.
• Too’s basketball player’s voices sound deeper aside from apologetic mushroom boy.
• Mura-kun seems a lot lazier.
• Akashi has a much more cold and calculating personality.

Dub:

• All voice ticks are present, harder to tell, but they’re still hearable.
• Too’s team captain isn’t as cocky and smarmy.
• Teppei gets more, how do I put this…Lovable and unique.
• Aomine is less sleazy.
• The GoM all sound slightly different.

Well, that covers both the Dub and Sub versions! I personally love them both. I initially found this anime with the Sub version, but as soon as I watched the Dub on Netflix I fell in love with the anime all over again and I can’t wait to see the next season’s that Netflix has to offer! Well, that’s all for this Rebellious Review! Rebel Fae over and out!