Talk:Second Image Release/@comment-97.91.249.233-20130608051916/@comment-7048075-20130608141735

It's a given, but all anime in japan is first released in spoken Japanese. Whether it gets an English dub and gets sent to other countries is decided on how well the anime does, and whether the studio that dubs it thinks it will also do well in english-speaking countries.

However, if youre just worried about being able to watch it when it first airs, you can watch it with english subs. there are many groups of people that are kind enough to translate and put english subs onto new episodes, often making it available to us only a few hours after their release. The websites that I find best are animefreak, animefushigi , and animecrazy. Additionally, you can download .torrent files of the anime from nyaa, and play them on a video player like KMPlayer. So when the time comes, (I believe Blood Lad is going to air July 7th, i could be wrong though) you can click on one of those websites and sometimes during the day they will most likely have Blood Lad available to watch.

(P.S: animefreak and animefushigi are the better of the three)