(dub) — Spirited Away

: The writers added lines where Chihiro’s father asks if she can handle a new school, and she confidently replies, "I think I can handle it".

: Frequently cited as the "MVP," Pleshette is praised for flawlessly distinguishing between the twin sisters—conveying Yubaba’s tyrannical outbursts and Zeniba’s soft, motherly nature.

: Some feel this "dumbs down" the emotional ambiguity of the original. However, others argue it provides a more satisfying sense of closure by showing that Chihiro has internally matured, even if her specific memories are fading. Why Watch the Dub? Spirited Away (Dub)

: Chihiro and her parents drive away in silence. It is left ambiguous whether Chihiro remembers her time in the spirit world, though she pauses to look back at the tunnel with a sense of quiet recognition.

: While some find her voice a bit "shrill" or young-sounding, others feel her performance realistically captures the fear and eventual growth of a ten-year-old girl. : The writers added lines where Chihiro’s father

: Many viewers highlight Egan's "sassy" and vibrant performance as a highlight of the film's English version. The "Controversial" Ending Change

One of the most interesting and debated aspects of the dub is the addition of dialogue at the very end of the film. However, others argue it provides a more satisfying

The dub features several stand-out performances that critics find particularly compelling: