Original sentence: An English dub co-produced by Ocean Productions began airing on Singapore's Okto channel from October 16, 2011 and on Animax Asia from January 22, 2012.Japanese text, including the original artwork for the cards is kept, dialogue is nearly consistent with the Japanese version (although some jokes are added/rewritten to make sense for the English-speaking audience), and both the original background music and sound effects remain intact.The English dub is faithful to the original Japanese version for the most part, with the characters retaining their original names, although some cards have been renamed.The first opening theme "Vanguard" is kept, with JAM Project returning to sing the English version.The most notable change for the English dub is that only one ending theme is used, which is an English version of the third ending theme "Dream Shooter", also sung by Sea☆A.There are currently no plans for the show to be aired in western countries
Edited sentence: An English dub co-produced by Ocean Productions began airing on Singapore's Okto channel from October 16, 2012 and on Animax Asia from January 22, 2012.Character names are not changed (although some card names are), Japanese text is neither edited out nor replaced with English text, dialogue is nearly consistent with the Japanese version (although some jokes are added/rewritten to make sense for the English-speaking audience), and both the original background music and sound effects remain intact.Nonetheless, the most notable change for the English dub is that only one ending theme is used, which is an English version of the third ending theme "Dream Shooter", still sung by Sea☆A.The first opening theme "Vanguard" is kept, but it is sung in English by JAM Project instead of Japanese.Unlike other anime that are licensed and re-edited to target a younger demographic, the English dub of Cardfight.Vanguard stays faithful to the original Japanese version for the most part