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Bang Zoom! Entertainment is a dubbing studio in [[California]] well known for dubbing anime series for (formerly) [[Geneon]] and Bandai Entertainment. Some of the well-known anime dub works include ''[[Haruhi Suzumiya (Light Novel)|Haruhi Suzumiya]]'', ''[[Eureka Seven]]'', ''[[Fate Stay Night]]'', ''[[IGPX]]'', ''[[Lucky Star (Anime)|Lucky Star]]'', ''[[Samurai Champloo]]'', and ''[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]]''. They are also responsible for many video game dubs. |
Bang Zoom! Entertainment is a dubbing studio in [[California]] well known for dubbing anime series for (formerly) [[Geneon]] and Bandai Entertainment. Some of the well-known anime dub works include ''[[Haruhi Suzumiya (Light Novel)|Haruhi Suzumiya]]'', ''[[Eureka Seven]]'', ''[[Fate Stay Night]]'', ''[[IGPX]]'', ''[[Lucky Star (Anime)|Lucky Star]]'', ''[[Samurai Champloo]]'', and ''[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]]''. They are also responsible for many video game dubs. |
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[[Love It or Hate It]], most of the anime dubs have varying quality ranging from [[So Bad |
[[Love It or Hate It]], most of the anime dubs have varying quality ranging from [[So Bad It's Good]] (particularly ''[[Heat Guy J]]'') to [[Superlative Dubbing]] (''[[Samurai Champloo]]'', ''[[Haruhi Suzumiya (Light Novel)|Haruhi Suzumiya]]'', ''[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]],'' and ''[[Lucky Star (Anime)|Lucky Star]]'' are probably the best to date). But for the most part, the dubs to lean towards the [[Superlative Dubbing]] category since most of the dubs have one of the best quality dubs in the anime market in North America (besides the [[Disney]] dubs of [[Hayao Miyazaki]]'s films). |
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Oh yeah, they made a documentary called "Adventures in Voice Acting" where they interview many anime voice acting regulars like [[Steve Blum]], [[Johnny Yong Bosch]], and [[Wendee Lee]] who give advice to newbies to the voice acting industry. They hold a series of voice acting courses under the same name, taught primarily by [[Tony Oliver]], who also has a hand in directing many of their dubs. The documentary was supposed to be a continuing series on DVD with the later volumes focusing on different areas of the field, but the second DVD was never made. |
Oh yeah, they made a documentary called "Adventures in Voice Acting" where they interview many anime voice acting regulars like [[Steve Blum]], [[Johnny Yong Bosch]], and [[Wendee Lee]] who give advice to newbies to the voice acting industry. They hold a series of voice acting courses under the same name, taught primarily by [[Tony Oliver]], who also has a hand in directing many of their dubs. The documentary was supposed to be a continuing series on DVD with the later volumes focusing on different areas of the field, but the second DVD was never made. |
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=== Tropes Associated with [[Bang Zoom]]! Entertainment: === |
=== Tropes Associated with [[Bang Zoom]]! Entertainment: === |
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* [[Viewers are Morons|Fans Are Morons]]: How Eric P. Sherman felt about the fandom downloading and watching fansubs illegally and not obtaining anime by legal means in his recent comments. |
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* [[Viewers Are Geniuses|Fans Are Geniuses]]: The casting of ''[[Lucky Star (Anime)|Lucky Star]]''. |
* [[Viewers Are Geniuses|Fans Are Geniuses]]: The casting of ''[[Lucky Star (Anime)|Lucky Star]]''. |
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* [[Unions in Hollywood]]: Bang Zoom! is one of the few unionized studios that mostly focuses on anime dubbing. |
* [[Unions in Hollywood]]: Bang Zoom! is one of the few unionized studios that mostly focuses on anime dubbing. |
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