In fact, basically all of the DBZs movies were renamed to names that described the antagonist andor their goal, instead actually translating the original name. Likewise, when the second half of that series was released in the West, it came as Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters, when the original series kept the same title all the way through. The same series is known as Digimon Fusion Battles in the Disney XD Malaysia airing (which utilizes an alternate English dub, as shown in this trailer ) and in the Italian one.Ĭoincidentally, Digimon Fusion Battles used to be the Working Title for the U.S.
Transformers Galaxy Force Sub Indo K2 Drug Series Is Known When the franchise was released internationally, it was renamed LBX: Little Battlers eXperience, which is the name of the robots themselves (even in the original version). The English editions corrected this and later editions of the manga in Japan followed suit. However, many American viewers would know it by the Japanese title, because the bumpers on Kids WB, the block where it aired, still calls it Cardcaptor Sakura. Translators thought that Captain Harlock was too close from Captain Haddock from Tintin and young people would be confused by the two characters. See Dolled-Up Installment and Translation Matchmaking, when the new title makes one installment part of another popular work.
If the different names are instead given by different factions In-Universe because the real name is unknownunpronounceablein a different language to them, that is a case of Reporting Names.
To release those rounds in the US at a faster pace instead of having to wait and collect enough for a normal-sized collection, Viz releases smaller books containing half the rounds of a usual one and drops Adventures from the title so that theyd simply be Pokmon chapter (while noting them as Pokmon Adventures special editions on the back cover).After all, an English audience will have a better idea what a film is about when its named Seven Samurai rather than Shichinin no Samurai.There are multiple reasons for doing this: maybe its a sequel and the original never came out, it uses an idiom or cultural reference that wont be understood overseas, a Pun-Based Title that does not translate into other languages, somebody else already owns a trademark on that name in your country, the original title doesnt make much sense in the country its being released in, or maybe your marketing department has just decided that having lots of different names for the same thing is better.And sometimes a famous actor from that market is in the movie, and the makers want that to be highlighted.
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