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edit)why is j@p a censor word
It's derogatory. Just use JP when referring to a games language.
Korean and Japanese? One is the national language of Korea, the other of Japan. There are a great many differences between them as they are entirely different languages. I would say English has more in common with Spanish than Korean does with Japanese.
why would there be a jp dub
the game's from korea
Cause JP dubs are incredibly popular among their target audience.
But they also extra $$$ which PM definitely doesn't have.
After playing so many JP games / watching anime you might be just used to hearing Japanese when looking at anime-style art.
Any foreign language will sound weird in comparison.
Cognitive dissonance and such.
Once you get more experience with hearing Korean, you really start to apreciate the fact that the KR dub in Project Moon games is fenomenal.
Plus, isn't it cool to have an appreciation for yet another language?