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Nothin' lasts forever◌ֺ♡゙࣪✿ׂ𝅦֍͙ׄପ◯ְ֮ㅤㅤㅤ

Maybe tomorrow, we’re okay

when it’s a sunny day . ✧　

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I honestly can’t believe they decided to AI dub Banana Fish. Out of every anime out there, they chose one that deals with trauma, abuse, violence, and some of the most emotionally heavy storytelling ever written—and they slapped an emotionless AI voice over it like it’s some random background show. It’s actually disgusting.

Banana Fish has been one of my all-time favorites because of how raw, human, and painfully real the characters feel. Ash’s voice acting, Eiji’s tone, the way every scene carries weight—those things matter. They’re not optional. They’re not something you can half-ass. You cannot recreate that level of emotion with an AI model that sounds like it’s reading a grocery list.

The new AI dub isn’t just bad—it’s disrespectful. There’s no emotion, no depth, no nuance, nothing that reflects the pain, hope, or connection the characters go through. It actually pisses me off that something so important, so meaningful, and so heavy was treated like a cheap experiment.

They got lazy with it. They didn’t care about the story, the fans, or the message behind the anime. They just wanted a quick shortcut. And it shows. Every second of that dub feels wrong, flat, and honestly kind of offensive considering the subject matter.