[tomos]

Korean dubs can be good for practice sometimes in my often futile attempts at languages besides Japanese and Welsh!

Sorry to get on my soapbox, but IMO dubbing is the only way you're going to get the ''average'' person to watch tokusatsu or have any big international success with it and also dubbing and subbing technically are aimed at different audiences too seeing as it tends to be people who are really into something that actively seek out the subtitled version whereas I doubt the people subtitling it are worried about that kid who's happened to come across Digimon dubbed(although obviously I'm not denying some anime dubs are bad, like the original Sailor Moon)! I especially hate how some people seem like they would genuinely rather watch something animated dubbed, and yet live action subtitled! We never get anything live action dubbed in Britain and I find that more interesting and underrated personally!