Yu-Gi-Oh! GX is way better than Yu-Gi-Oh! 5DS and Zexal

Now I will compare and share the changes made in the dub: Things changed in the dub in GX: Most characters' names.Some cards' names.Most monsters' attack and effect namesChanging the script, music and personalities to make the show more marketable to an American audience.Altering or removing references to death, religion and violence.Changing Life Point meters to digital readouts with color-coded energy bars.Changing the sound effects, and replacing them with new ones. None of the original Japanese sound effects remain.Removing Japanese and English text and sometimes replacing it with unreadable symbols.Removing all scenes and mentions of blood and changing it to another brand of plasma.Replacing references to death with being "sent to the stars", though death is still implied.There are some differences made with Yubel References to obscure Japanese food and culture are not edited and used in the English dub. Things changed in the dub in 5Ds: In the Japanese anime, the class system between the upper class residents New Domino City and the often rejected residents ofSatellite is a recurring theme throughout the series. While the class system exists in the English anime, it is not as severe and much less emphasized. Some dialogue referring to the class system such as "Satellite scum" is replaced. Nerve and Blitz also had their names switched, so now they are Blitz and Nervin respectively.The English dub adds a card explanation when a certain card is played during a duel, usually once an episode and mostly only about what is obvious to the viewer (ATK, DEF, Level and Attribute). It displays the card's ATK and DEF, type, attribute and effect (if it's a monster). With Spells, Speed Spells, and Traps, it just explains their effect . In the English version changes have been made to character names and personalities. Certain scenes and images have been altered and removed as well. The show's darker content also has been changed in order to give the show a more Western younger feel and make the show more marketable across non-English countries.The original music and sound effects are completely replaced in the English version. Much of the 4Kids dub sound effects are made from the original Japanese sound effects or are made sounding like the sound effects from the original Japanese version, though much quieter. But this is the first of the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime dubs to have some of the sound effects from the original Japanese version used along with the music completely replaced.Things such as nudity, religions, blood, weapons, killing, and death are censored in the English version.Life Points, ATK, DEF, and Level meters are redesigned in the English version.Due to FCC regulations as well as to make the show more marketable to non-English speaking countries and even for the purposes of cultural streamlining, intended to make the show more understandable or palatable to Western audiences, instances of Japanese and English text are airbrushed out, blurred or replaced with horizontal lines, odd-shapes, and other meaningless symbols in the English version. Not only that but this is the first of 4Kids anime adaptations to ever show Japanese and English changed to languages similar to Latin. The text on the Duel Runners are edited out or replaced with some kinds of symbols. When the players' Life Points reach 0, the screens on the Duel Runners have the word "DEFEAT" replaced with a big X.The show is one of 4Kids' anime dubs to still be close captioned by the National Captioning Institute.The English dub excluded episodes 36-41 from their original television run; however, 4Kids has since put the missing episodes on the 4Kids website. The television broadcast continued from episode 42 onwards.According to the 4Kids' website, the second season (Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's: Road to Destiny) is set to air on September 18, 2010 on Toonzai. It will air two new episodes every Saturday after that. The first season of the dub returned to the CW4Kids on May 29, 2010 at the 11:00 AM block. On August 7, 2010, the CW4Kids aired the first season finale. On Saturday, August 14, 2010, 4Kids showed reruns of the first season beginning with Yusei's second duel with Dark Signer Kalin and ending with the first-season finale once more on the same date as the premiere of "Road to Destiny". However, the 11:00 AM slot was replaced by the original Yu-Gi-Oh! anime, and now only one new episode airs at 11:30.In the current fall line-up, Toonzai!, a name given by 4Kids to emphasize the fact the the majority of its current running shows are anime series, began airing the new season of Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's: Road to Destiny on September 18, 2010.4Kids has decided to skip Episode 85 and has confirmed that on November 27, it will go straight towards the Crashtown arc after episode 84 airs in English. However, Episode 85 aired later on February 5, 2011, after being put up on Hulu, Toonzaki, and the 4Kids website.On June 18th, 2011, 4Kids has decided to skip Episodes 111 to 122. It will go straight to the episode where Team 5D's and Team Ragnarok meet each other for the first time. However, Subtitled versions of the skipped episodes are being posted on the Toonzai website.On September 10th, 2011, episodes 135-136 were merged into a one hour episode, which aired on Toonzai. However, the ending was edited so that after Aporia lost, the Divine Temple disappeared from existence. As a result, the special one hour episode ended with the celebration of Team 5D's victory as the series finale. The last season was not dubbed, leaving the series incomplete just like how the previous series was also left incomplete. According to the Toonzaki webmaster, they ended the series like this due to "low ratings". Things changed in the dub in ZEXAL: `79;Some names are Americanized.`79;The names on the Duelist's picture are removed.`79;The Win Sound Effect is changed in the English Dub.`79;Skirts and socks on female characters are lengthened to avoid any sexual implications.'s `79;Astral's ower body is blurred out to avoid references to nudity. `79;The backs of the cards have been edited to become the standard backing seen in the other series, with an exception in the first 8 episodes, when they re-aired, the backings are changed. `79; In episode 26 and onward, the backing of the cards changed to how they appear in the World Duel Carnival arc, just like the Japanese version.`79;The scenes depicting Numbers users aging from "Photon Hand" is cut. `79;Although this isn't the case when Kite takes Reginald Kastle's soul.`79;When an Overlay Unit is used, the sound effect has been replaced with a new one.`79;The Life Point sound effect is replaced with a different one than the original. 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