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Haterater
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Hope it does well enough that they can dub earlier episodes.
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HikariGo
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| Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2018 3:51 am |
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It is strange that Detective Conan is popular enough in China that they will simul-dub them so quickly after the release of episodes in Japan. I wonder how early they get the episodes, that allows them to have them ready in time?
Considering how popular Detective Conan is in Asia and even a few Western countries, it is unusual that the majority of the English-speaking world ignores it. If it wasn't for some of the most dedicated fansubbers and scanlation groups in the community, it never would have been licensed by VIZ for the manga and Funimation & Crunchyroll for the anime.
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skyechan
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| Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2018 4:29 pm |
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Why is the article bothering to mention FUNimation's simulcast dubs in the first place? They aren't simulcasting the new episodes of Detective Conan so why on Earth should it be in this article? If you want to spread the information about FUNimation's own simulcasts, great, but don't do it in this article that is specifically about the Chinese Conan's simuldubs. You're getting my hopes up like FUNimation suddenly licensed more Conan episodes/movies but that is most definitely not the case. 
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