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Pain's japanese voice is absolutely fantastic, the japanese voice actor fits the character perfectly and the english dub isn't even close to equal it. Shinra Tensei is much better than Almigthy Push, what the fuck is almighty push, it sounds so cringey. As a non-english person I always found the english dub of Naruto really mediocre at best. I find it hilarious to see some people criticizing Pain's original voice, who's litteraly one of the best voice actings of the whole show (including all versions, like english). Almighty Push doesn't sound any impressive or powerful, and the way he says it neither. But I guess some people has just bad tastes.
You only like it because it isnt in English. As an American male we have preferences like guys sounding like men not little girls, a problem with anime in sub. As plus you are bound to like the version you watch first more. To me almighty push and voice saying it are great because it sounds like a man saying it with the intent to kill without care of who dies. The calm evil thats mere presence does the forcefulness. The japanese never got that right most likely because its a western approach.
As an American male I have to say I much prefer the Japanese Dubbed voice by far. No comparison, however I am also comfortable enough to say that I don't hate the English Dub. Since English is my native language, it is always more easy on the ears. But I prefer the original language for foreign content much more than dubs. Keeps the original emotion and intent as well as continuity. Please try to be more open minded. Everyone has preferences and opinions. None of which are invalid or incorrect.
U sounds pathetic yourself. The original Japanese "Shinra tensei" are miles better than the emotionless dub saying almighty push. Majority of the diehard Naruto fandom knows how hard the original voice delivered it. The way the words pronounced and sounds "Shinra tensei" are much more emotional and terrifying. Ur lazy ass dub fans can't handle watching and read at the same time will never know the true masterpiece of the original.
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