Where can I download or watch Tenchi Muyo Ryo-ohki?!
Question: The dub please.
Answers: The dub please.
sadly you may have to rent or buy the dvds, im a huge tenchi fan but i have yet to find torrents for the final season. i dont know whats going on but pionner became really anal about that last season, on youtube you can see the first 13 but they been stripping all the new last seasons off. trust me if i could have found it i would tell you where, but your better off renting them from blockbuster or netflix
Just look around the websites I send you.
http://www.animea.net/
http://www.fulldls.com/files-anime-29482...
Hope it helps. >.<
If you actually want to watch the dub over the sub, why aren't you supporting the American licensing company and paying some actual money to see it? If you want to continue to enjoy dubbed anime, at some point you need to invest in it, as in dollars. No one is telling you you have to buy the DVDs. You could rent them, split the cost with a friend, join an anime club and have the club acquire the title, go to a library that bought the DVD, etc. etc. etc. There's no reason but laziness and greed for wanting to download/view for free specifically an English DUB of any anime.
In response to "additional details:" I believe I specifically said I didn't expect you to buy the DVDs. *looks up at above paragraph* Yep, it's up there...
Anyway, I'm not trying to offend you, but the title you are asking about is a title that was licensed by GENEON, a company that recently withdrew from its North American licensing/distribution partially due to the kind of piracy you seem keen on defending here. Have you actually looked for this title anywhere? It's been around for years, was very popular and is available in many many places (I own it myself). In fact, click here:
http://www.netflix.com/Search?v1=tenchi
An online rental subscription costs less than $20/month, you can rent as many titles as you want/can in that amount of time. It is incredibly cost effective, and not only legal, but also supportive of the legal companies who license and dub anime in English.
I personally bought a subscrition to Blockbuster Online for the specific purpose of renting anime, because I agree, it isn't prevalent enough in video rental stores.
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You can try the newsgroups. If you're lucky you might find someone who ripped the DVDs there. Other than that, you're pretty much out of luck. And by the way, any fansubs are just that -- subs. The only dubbing you can download are completely illegal copies of Commercial DVDs.