Bilibili's AI Dubs Finally Allow Animes Fans to Watch Animes in Australian

Pictured: The Sydney Opera house donning a shounen hairdo to celebrate Bilibili's Australian dubs. Also, Pikachu for some reason (Source)

Melbourne, Japan - Expressing a desire to help animes fan across the globe watch their favorite shows in local languages, Chinese video platform Bilibili confirmed today that their new AI Dubs would include Australian as an option. "Crikey! Now I can finally watch anime[s] without the need for subtitles," exclaimed local Australian Janet McKoala as she took yet another shrimp off her barbie. "G'day to me, mate! Finally, I can't wait to be able to understand what Pikachu is screaming in battle when he say Pi-Ka!" Bilibili's decision comes as AI is increasingly under fire for it's water usage, job theft, and looming potential to enslave or slaughter humans after getting the wrong ideas from analyzing a Terminator movie. Still, when it comes to AI being used to dub in animes, fans are more open to its inclusion overall. Not everyone, however, such as those of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, where locals have been showing more concern about the AI dubs. Bilibili has already responded on X by stating, "Ope! No worries der friends. In the settings you can scooch right by ya Yooper dubs and choose to watch yer anime[s] with Japanese voices if you like der."