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The official website for streaming service Hidive today announced cast members for an English-dubbed version of Fall 2024 rom-com anime How I Attended an All-Guy's Mixer , which is scheduled to begin releasing weekly on Wednesday, February 19, 2025 at 12:00pm Est. Shannon Reed ( Oshi no Ko ) helms the series as English Adr Director with the below cast. How I Attended an All-Guy's Mixer English Dub Cast Tokiwa voiced by Jeremy Gee Suo voiced by Jade Kelly Hagi voiced by Benjamin McLaughlin Asagi voiced by Bryson Baugus Kohaku voiced by Annie Wild Fuji voiced by Katelyn Barr Related: Crunchyroll Winter 2025 Anime Season Lineup Announced! Based on the manga by Nana Aokawa, Kazuomi Koga ( Ganbare Doukichan ) directed the How I Attended an All-Guy's Mixer anime at studio Ashi Productions, with series composition by Deko Akao ( Komi Can't Communicate ), character designs by Yoko Tanabe ( Handyman Saitou in Another World ) and music by Technoboys Pulcraft...

Production delays will only be a hurdle in Zenshu 's story, as the original series from studio Mappa joins the list of Winter 2025 anime with a simultaneous English dub release! The first episode streams on Crunchyroll from Sunday, January 5 with the below cast and crew. Zenshu English Dub Cast Natsuko voiced by Madeleine Morris Luke voiced by Ryan Negrón Unio voiced by Luci Christian Memerun voiced by Alexis Tipton Qj voiced by Derick Snow President voiced by C.J. Critt Haruko voiced by Kirsty Johnson Mayor voiced by Christopher Guerrero Baobab voiced by Linda Young Pegbar voiced by Celeste Perez Magical Girl voiced by Brina Palencia Veteran Episode Director voiced by Anthony Bowling Production Assistants voiced by Aaron Campbell, Corey Pettit Employee voiced by Joshua Waters Townsmen voiced by Ben Stegmair, Tony Kaku Townswomen voiced by Natalie Van Sistine, Katelyn Barr, Colleen Clinkenbeard Vendors voiced by John Burgmeier, Jeremy Schwartz...

Time to make some money moves, as the English dub of drama anime Trillion Game begins streaming on Crunchyroll from Thursday, October 17 ! Here's the lucrative cast and crew for Episode 1: Trillion Game English Dub Cast Haru voiced by Cody Savoie Gaku voiced by Chase Kloza Kirika voiced by Katelyn Barr Interviewers voiced by Campbell Cooley, Bryan Massey, Jacob Browning Trillion Game English Dub Crew Voice Director: Jason Lord Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: Heather Walker Mixer: Andrew Tipps Engineer: Victor Acosta Related: My Deer Friend Nokotan English Dub Drops on Crunchyroll Tomorrow Key Art Related: Crunchyroll Fall 2024 Dubs Include Blue Lock 2nd Season and More Based on the manga by Riichiro Inagaki ( Dr. Stone ) and Ryoichi Ikegami, Yuzo Sato ( Police in a Pod ) directs Trillion Game at studio Madhouse, with series composition by Ryunosuke Kingetsu ( Soaring Sky! Precure ), character designs by Kei Tsuchiya ( The Gene of AI ) and music by...

New chapter, same ol' stories. The English dub of Natsume's Book of Friends ( Natsume Yujin-cho ) enters its fifth season with a weekly release beginning Wednesday, May 8 on Crunchyroll with the below cast and crew! Natsume's Book of Friends Season 5 Episode 1 English Dub Cast Natsume voiced by Adam Gibbs Madara voiced by Christopher Wehkamp Atsushi voiced by Mike Haimoto Reiko voiced by Alexis Tipton Sasada voiced by Marisa Duran Satoru voiced by Matthew Elkins Shigeru voiced by Seth Magill Tanuma voiced by Tyson Rinehart Toko voiced by Jennifer AuBuchon Additional Voices: Madeleine Morris, Trina Nishimura, Sally Vahle, Jalitza Delgado, Sara Ragsdale, Bryn Apprill, Ray Hurd, Sonny Strait, Katelyn Barr, Chasity Conner, Kiane King Natsume's Book of Friends Season 5 Episode 1 English Dub Crew Voice Director: Jad Saxton Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: Jessica Sluys Mixer: William Dewell Engineer: Noah Whitehead Related: Natsume's Book of Friends English Dub Continues on Crunchyroll with Season...

As the release date of Kaiju No. 8 approaches, more announcements are surfacing. This upcoming anime has caused a lot of curiosity in the otaku community due to its unique plotline and Crunchyroll’s quick move of snatching it up.

Just last week, Crunchyroll announced the simultaneous dub release of the anime in April and fans have not seen a chill moment on social media sites since. Even the English dub cast for Kaiju No. 8 has been announced.

Who is the English dub voice actor for Kafka in Kaiju No. 8?

Kafka, the protagonist of the Kaiju No. 8 anime, is voiced by Masaya Fukunishi. His English dub voice actor is Nazeeh Tarsha.

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Crunchyroll is carving out a monster-sized home for the launch of the eagerly anticipated Kaiju No. 8. For the first time, the ultimate destination for anime will stream new episodes of the series live every week in more than 200 countries and territories around the world at the same time as it broadcasts in Japan, starting on Saturday, April 13 at 7:30 pm Ist.

The official key visual for the Anime:

Check the English Dub Trailer here:

In case fans miss it live, the new episodes of Kaiju No. 8 will be available on Crunchyroll every Saturday at 9 pm Ist. Subscribers can visit the official Kaiju No. 8 show page on Crunchyroll now to add it to their Watchlist as a reminder.

Additionally, Crunchyroll will be producing multiple dubs of Kaiju No. 8 in English, Latin American Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Castilian Spanish, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.

Not only that, Crunchyroll...

Written and illustrated by Naoya Matsumoto, the Kaiju No. 8 manga series has been ongoing since 2020, with 11 volumes as of the time of writing. The series, as a whole, has been extremely popular and is one of the hottest shonen titles currently. Now, as expected from such a major hit series, the manga is going to receive an anime adaptation, whose premiere is scheduled for April 13, 2024, in Japan. The anime will be produced by Production I.G, one of the major anime production houses.

Now, ahead of the premiere, Crunchyroll is bringing some great news for international fans who are looking forward to the series. Namely, not only has Crunchyroll acquired the distribution rights to the series, but the streaming service “will also stream new episodes of the anime series live every week worldwide at the exact same time it broadcasts in Japan, starting Saturday, April 13 at 7:00 a.m. Pt.” This...