Keeping track of shows recorded in Asia

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It seems like Takara Tomy is trying to single handily revive Hong Kong anime dubs. In addition to Zoids Wild (and its followup, Zoids Wild Zero), they've also produced English versions of Bottleman and Earth Granner.

Surprisingly, Bottleman has English credits. I'm not familiar with the studio it was recorded at, nor do any of the names (beyond Candice Moore and Lili Troncale) bring up relevant hits.

[SNaG]

A bit different from the rest of the thread but I found it interesting enough to post about. A Reddit post on r/animedubs alerted me to something called "Flowering Hearts." The series is on both YouTube and Netflix, though only the Netflix version has English credits. Given the surnames and that POPES recording studio is in Seoul, it looks like we have a Korean English dub.

[IMB]

Originally Posted by SNaG

A bit different from the rest of the thread but I found it interesting enough to post about. A Reddit post on r/animedubs alerted me to something called "Flowering Hearts." The series is on both YouTube and Netflix, though only the Netflix version has English credits. Given the surnames and that POPES recording studio is in Seoul, it looks like we have a Korean English dub.

A lot of Korean cartoons are dubbed locally. I intended to open that rabbit hole with Spookiz but got preoccupied with other stuff. There's one show that the thought of doing a request pains me. It's a preschool cartoon called Little Bus Tayo. The first two seasons were dubbed in Winnipeg, the following two seasons with a nonunion cast in Vancouver, the rest of the franchise (movie, spinoff, remaining episodes)? Seoul.

The Korean rights holders of Flowering Heart uploaded an English ending sequence with additional actor credits. Don't ask me why this version isn't the one uploaded onto western streaming services.