Evangelion Korean Dub ✭

Distributors hired professional voice talents from major Korean broadcasting networks like KBS, MBC, and Tooniverse to voice the iconic cast:

Unlike older anime where characters were given entirely Korean names (e.g., Sailor Moon or Slam Dunk ), Evangelion benefited from being released during an era where Japanese names were increasingly allowed to remain intact on Korean television. Shinji, Asuka, and Rei kept their original names, which was a massive win for purists at the time. The Modern Era: The Rebuild Movies and Streaming Redubs evangelion korean dub

Logically, this new dub is "superior" in technical quality. However, it was met with a fierce backlash from older Korean millennials. They called it the movement. Fans argued that the new dub lacked the "soul" of the 1999 version. Kim Seul-ha’s Shinji was replaced with a more standard male teenager voice, losing the androgynous pain. However, it was met with a fierce backlash