@Kjamgo, the language itself is the same just like British English and American English, the difference is in the way writers would translate the original. As long as it rhymes, it's fine.
mainland China had both the mandarin dubbed ver from Taiwan and canto dubbed ver from Hong Kong air in the country so i dont think they had their own ver
lol i i have heard the german, canto and eng, and out of all the other versions, not counting the original. I think the mandarin is the best out of the remakes. but then maybe im biased because i understand mando most
it's the same, but in Taiwan they use Traditional characters and have a few expressions that are different, it's like expressions from England and the US.
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