One Punch Man Season 2 Eng Dub

Okay, let's talk about something potentially controversial. Something that might get me some side-eye from the anime purists. We're diving into the world of One Punch Man Season 2.

Specifically, the *English dub*. Dun, dun, duuuun!

The Dub Divide

Now, I know what you're thinking. "Dub? Blasphemy!" Believe me, I get it. Subtitles are cool. They feel authentic. But sometimes, my brain just wants to chill.

I just want to laugh at Saitama's blank stare without having to read a sentence at the same time. Is that too much to ask?

Plus, let's be real, some dubs are just *amazing*. Like, surprisingly, ridiculously good. And I think One Punch Man Season 2's English dub falls into that category.

The Voices Behind the Fists (and Lack Thereof)

I'm going to say it. Max Mittelman as Saitama? Chef's kiss! He perfectly captures the bored, overpowered hero vibe. The delivery is just spot-on.

I also really enjoyed Zach Aguilar as Genos. All that earnest dedication. It's great!

The voice acting helps to make all characters even more likable, relatable and fun.

Unpopular Opinion Time

Okay, brace yourselves. Here comes the potentially controversial bit. I actually prefer some of the jokes in the English dub. There I said it!

Sometimes the localization team adds little tweaks. Things that just land better in English. Little puns or sayings that are really funny.

Don't get me wrong, the original Japanese is fantastic. But sometimes a little cultural adaptation can be *hilarious*.

Let's Be Honest About Season 2...

Look, Season 2 of One Punch Man is… divisive. We all know this. The animation style changed. The pacing felt a bit off.

Some fans didn't like it as much. The internet was not happy. That's putting it mildly.

But here's where the dub comes in. For me, it actually enhanced the enjoyment of the season. It helped me look past some of the flaws. It really did.

The voice acting added a layer of humor and personality that I really appreciated. It made it easier to just sit back and have a good time.

Dub or Sub: Who Cares?

Ultimately, it's all about personal preference. If you're a die-hard sub fan, I respect that. You do you.

I'm just saying, don't knock the dub until you've tried it. You might be surprised.

Maybe the One Punch Man Season 2 English dub is not perfect. But it brought me joy, and sometimes that's all that matters. We all can agree that it is enjoyable, right?