The dub occasionally leans into bizarre script changes, including references to video games like Street Fighter .
Many viewers have described the acting as flat or "emotionless". In some instances, the delivery and script choices have led to "funny moment" compilations on platforms like YouTube where dialogue feels unintentionally comedic.
Unlike many modern dubs that keep the original Japanese score, this version uses an English-language opening song . Critics have noted that the same track is reused for the second half of the season, even when the visuals change.
The dub occasionally leans into bizarre script changes, including references to video games like Street Fighter .
Many viewers have described the acting as flat or "emotionless". In some instances, the delivery and script choices have led to "funny moment" compilations on platforms like YouTube where dialogue feels unintentionally comedic.
Unlike many modern dubs that keep the original Japanese score, this version uses an English-language opening song . Critics have noted that the same track is reused for the second half of the season, even when the visuals change.
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