Arabic anime dubbing, a voice for every character
Anime series and films dubbed into Modern Standard Arabic or a dialect, cast from 500+ voice artists in our Beirut and Dubai studios.
Request a quoteWhat anime asks of a dub
Fast dialogue, big emotions and loyal fans: one team adapts, casts and directs every episode, so each character keeps its voice.
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Scripts written for Arab viewers
- Lip-sync adaptation, episode by episode
- Names, honorifics and wordplay kept consistent
- A review for regional sensitivities
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A cast that fits the characters
- Casting from 500+ voice artists
- Samples for you to approve
- Modern Standard Arabic or a local dialect
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Theme songs, effects and the final mix
- Theme songs adapted and sung in Arabic
- Mixing and quality checks
- Delivery to your technical specs
Anime we’ve dubbed
Two of the anime series we’ve dubbed into Arabic.
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Layton’s Detective AgencyArabic -
Pikachin-KitArabic
Fusha or dialect for your anime?
Modern Standard Arabic for children and families across the region; a dialect for a comedy made for one country.
Modern Standard Arabic
Local dialects, from west to east
- الدارجة
Moroccan Darija
- المصرية
Egyptian
- اللبنانية
Lebanese
- السورية
Syrian
- العراقية
Iraqi
The anime we dub
Series, films and specials, for channels and streaming platforms.
- Languages
- Content we localise
- Related services
From the first episode to delivery
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Brief and dialect advice
We recommend the right Arabic for your audience and agree specs, formats and deadlines.
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Script adaptation
Dialogue is adapted for lip-sync, timing and culture, not just translated.
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Voice casting
You hear voice samples and approve the cast before recording starts.
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Recording and direction
In-house directors record in our eleven studios in Beirut and Dubai.
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Mix, QC and delivery
Mixed, quality-checked and delivered to your technical specs.
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Questions about anime dubbing
Do you dub anime into Modern Standard Arabic?
Yes. Modern Standard Arabic gives you one version for every Arab market and is the usual choice for anime aimed at children and families. We also dub into Lebanese, Syrian, Egyptian, Iraqi and Moroccan Darija when a series is made for one audience.
How do you handle Japanese names, honorifics and jokes?
We decide early how each name, title and honorific will sound in Arabic and keep to it in every episode. Jokes and wordplay are rewritten so they land with Arab viewers, while still matching the lip movements on screen.
Can you adapt the opening and closing songs?
Yes. We adapt songs to be sung in Arabic, then record and mix them with the rest of the episode.
Do you review anime for Arab audiences?
Yes. Before recording, we review each episode for scenes, references and language that may not suit the region, and agree with you how to handle them.
Which anime have you dubbed into Arabic?
Our anime work includes Layton’s Detective Agency and Pikachin-Kit, alongside many animated series for children’s channels.
Can you take on a long-running series?
Yes. Eleven studios and eight editing suites in Beirut and Dubai give us the capacity for full seasons, and one team stays with your series from the first episode to the last.
What do you need from us for a quote?
The title, the number and length of episodes, the Arabic you have in mind and your delivery date. A link to a sample helps too. We reply within 24 hours with a dialect recommendation and a quote.