http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhhmY5i2TiA 2:18 and onwards for a bit. Our typical youths speak like that ;)
It's not anime, and the film is mostly in Chinese to cater to our Chinese audience, but if you like it, I recommend watching/looking for the whole movie (I Not Stupid 2) and it's predecessor, I Not Stupid. They are the first Singaporean films to make it fairly big overseas. Home Run, which was produced in between both films, won the most awards, but has almost zero English/Singlish and takes place quite some time back, whereas I Not Stupid and I Not Stupid 2 take place in our era and highlight quite a few current concerns of Singaporean society. [here (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkV_EZS-GUU)'s a funnier clip out from I Not Stupid 1, with just a pinch of Singlish at the start and after that, a mixture of rough Hokkien and Chinese. You might like to note that the Chinese used in our films also bears the distinct Singaporean accent.]
As to the topic - I think I have heard of One Piece being dubbed by Singaporeans, but I don't think they did so with Geass. They are, however, airing season 1 here on Thursday nights in the original Japanese with proper English subs.
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It's not anime, and the film is mostly in Chinese to cater to our Chinese audience, but if you like it, I recommend watching/looking for the whole movie (I Not Stupid 2) and it's predecessor, I Not Stupid. They are the first Singaporean films to make it fairly big overseas. Home Run, which was produced in between both films, won the most awards, but has almost zero English/Singlish and takes place quite some time back, whereas I Not Stupid and I Not Stupid 2 take place in our era and highlight quite a few current concerns of Singaporean society. [here (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tkV_EZS-GUU)'s a funnier clip out from I Not Stupid 1, with just a pinch of Singlish at the start and after that, a mixture of rough Hokkien and Chinese. You might like to note that the Chinese used in our films also bears the distinct Singaporean accent.]
As to the topic - I think I have heard of One Piece being dubbed by Singaporeans, but I don't think they did so with Geass. They are, however, airing season 1 here on Thursday nights in the original Japanese with proper English subs.