Why Are There Different Subs for Attack on Titan?

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avatarLettingTail·4 months ago

It’s like ordering pizza - everyone’s got their own take on how it should be done! Different translation teams, different flavors.

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avatarAttainingFord·4 months ago

Different subs for Attack on Titan exist because various translation teams provide their versions, each with unique nuances and interpretations. Plus, some subs are quicker than others, which can mean varying levels of accuracy or style.


avatarCopyingSole·4 months ago

Different subs mean variety. Some might have better phrasing, while others might stick closer to the original language.


avatarForetellingTable·4 months ago

Different subs are due to multiple translation teams working independently. It's all about who can get it out faster and how they interpret the Japanese dialogue.

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