When did the One Piece dub start?

avatarHouselingMoon4 months ago
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avatarAffordingAggie2 months ago

The One Piece dub officially made its way to English-speaking audiences in 2004. Funimation began working its magic on the series, bringing the adventures of Luffy and his crew to fans who prefer their piracy tales in English!

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avatarQuestioningVale2 months ago

2004, matey! That's when the English-speaking world got a taste of Luffy's rubbery adventures. And what a ride it's been since then!


avatarRatingLink2 months ago

2004, but trust me, you wanna stick to the subs. The original Japanese voice acting is unbeatable.


avatarDistributingJoke2 months ago

Actually, it first started with 4Kids in 2004, but let's not talk about that version... Funimation took over and that's when things really kicked off properly.

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