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Things are about to get wet 'n' wild for Kazuya. The English dub of Rent-a-Girlfriend Season 4 begins streaming on Crunchyroll from Tuesday, July 22 , thanks to the below cast and crew! Rent-a-Girlfriend Season 4 English Dub Episode 1 Cast Kazuya voiced by Alex Mai Chizuru voiced by Celeste Perez Ruka voiced by Sarah Williams Shun voiced by Landon McDonald Mini voiced by Lisette Monique Diaz Takeshi voiced by Chris Hackney Rent-a-Girlfriend Season 4 English Dub Episode 1 Crew Voice Director: Jerry Jewell Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: Jared Smith Mixer: James Baker Engineer: Noah Whitehead Related: Crunchyroll Summer 2025 Dubs Include Gachiakuta and More Key Art Related: My Dress-Up Darling Season 2 English Dub Reveals Cast & Crew, Release Date Kazuomi Koga ( Kubo Won't Let Me Be Invisible ) returns to direct Rent-a-Girlfriend Season 4 at studio Tms Entertainment, with series composition by Mitsutaka Hirota ( Days with My Stepsister ), character designs by Kanna Hirayama ( Oshi no Ko ) and music by Kenichi Maeyamada.

After years of setbacks, fans of the 2016 Boys' Love anime series Yuri on Ice finally received some good news. The latest update comes after the disappointing cancellation of Yuri!!! On Ice the Movie: Ice Adolescence, which was initially announced to be in development eight years ago.

Hulu revealed its June 2025 streaming schedule via its official press release. Among the many promising new titles and additions to the streaming service was Yuri on Ice, the 2016 figure-skating anime series by Mappa, the prestigious animation studio behind Chainsaw Man and Jujutsu Kaisen. Back when it originally premiered on Crunchyroll on Oct. 6, 2016, the Boys Love sports drama earned critical acclaim for its engrossing story about a young washed-up skater named Yuri Katsuki getting his head back into the game with the help of his idol, Victor Nikiforov. Yuri on Ice is coming to Hulu on June 3, 2025.

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After nearly four years of waiting, Azusa and friends are back for a brand-new season of I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level ! The English dub also returns with new episodes streaming on Crunchyroll from Saturday, April 19 , thanks to the below cast and crew. I've Been Killing Slimes For 300 Years And Maxed Out My Level Season 2 English Dub Episode 1 Cast Azusa voiced by Skyler Davenport Halkara voiced by Xanthe Huynh Laika voiced by Rachelle Heger Falfa voiced by Lizzie Freeman Shalsha voiced by Suzie Yeung Mega-Mega voiced by Abigail Blythe Rosalie voiced by Anne Yatco Natalie voiced by Ryan Bartley Flatorte voiced by Amber Lee Connors I've Been Killing Slimes For 300 Years And Maxed Out My Level Season 2 English Dub Episode 1 Crew Voice Director: Jerry Jewell Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: Jessica Sluys Mixer: James Baker Engineer: Derric Benavides (Joe Sandoval for series) Related: I've Been...

The Unaware Atelier Master novel series began in 2018, and in 2019, it received a light novel adaptation that is still ongoing with 11 volumes as of the time of writing. The series is written by Yōsuke Tokino, while Zounoze illustrates the light novel; the manga adaptation is illustrated by Naharu Furukawa.

Not that long ago, it was revealed that the beloved fantasy series would be receiving an anime adaptation, which is set for an April 6, 2025 premiere in Japan and, thanks to Crunchyrol, around the world.

But not only is the series going to receive a simulcast, it is also going to have a simuldub release, as the voice actors for the English dub have been revealed.

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So, the English dub will be simulcast along with the Japanese original, and it will feature the voices of Ciarán Strange as Kurt, Erin Nicole Lundquist as Yulishia,...

It's not an early April Fools' joke, the Spring 2025 season of English dubs officially kicks off tomorrow on Crunchyroll with the day-and-date premiere of The Unaware Atelier Meister ! Tune in on Sundays from March 30 to hear the below voices use their own Sss-rank skill to bring this fantasy adventure to life. The Unaware Atelier Meister English Dub Episode 1 Cast Kurt voiced by Ciaran Strange Yulishia voiced by Erin Nicole Lundquist Kirshell voiced by Alison Schonhoff Mimico voiced by Sarah Wiedenheft Alraid voiced by Mike Smith Golnova voiced by Christian Thorsen Bandana voiced by Morgan Lea Marlefiss voiced by Katie Otten Female Staff Members voiced by Jennifer AuBuchon, Emily Emmett Male Inspector voiced by Gerard Caster The Unaware Atelier Meister English Dub Episode 1 Crew Voice Director: Jerry Jewell Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: James Cheek (Jared Smith for the series) Mixer: James Baker Engineer: Derric Benavides Related: The Unaware Atelier Meister Anime Previews Theme Songs,...

The '90s period of anime is one of the most nostalgic periods for the medium. Several of the most popular series came out of this time and are each made great by their amazing voice actors. Richard Cansino's performance as Himura Kenshin is one of the main factors that gave the series the notoriety it is known for today. The talented voice actor expertly encapsulates Himura's growth with the subtlety only a skilled actor could produce.

Many voice actors turn their otherwise amazing anime into instant classics. Veronica Taylor's role as Ash Ketchum is a huge part of many fans' childhoods. Ash's later performers would each try and replicate Veronica Taylor's iconic take on the character. Overall, several talented voice actors from the 1990s define an entire generation of anime and its successors.

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The time has come, time and time again. Don't miss the big picture when the long-awaited English dub of Link Click: Bridon Arc begins streaming on Crunchyroll from Friday, February 21 with the below cast and crew along for the ride! Link Click: Bridon Arc English Dub Cast Cheng Xiaoshi voiced by Alejandro Saab Lu Guang voiced by Zeno Robinson Qiao Ling voiced by Suzie Yeung Vivian voiced by Celeste Perez Zhou Xun voiced by Nicholas Markgraf Shen Miaomiao voiced by Jessica Peterson Zhao Qiang voiced by Brian Mathis Female Artist voiced by Emi Lo Shen's Mother voiced by Molly Searcy Shen's Aunt voiced by Elisa Danielle James Club President voiced by Meg McClain Ma Dong voiced by Abi Kumar Link Click: Bridon Arc English Dub Crew Voice Director: Jerry Jewell Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: James Cheek Mixer: Matt Grounds Engineer: Derric Benavides Related: Crunchyroll Winter 2025 Dubs Include Solo Leveling Season...

The isekai genre has seen several hit light novels and manga over the years, many of which have been adapted into successful anime. Now, one such anime from 2024 is finally getting an English dub, and fans won't have to wait to watch it.

Failure Frame is an increasingly popular isekai brand, with the series finally receiving a full anime series last year. Now, this anime has finally received an English dub release, nearly half a year after it ended. This comes as more of the source material is being localized, letting fans enjoy the Failure Frame story in all of its forms.

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We got a backlog dub with a mature-age adventurer last month, now it's time for one with a young un-adventurer. The English dub of Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything with Low-Level Spells arrives on Crunchyroll with all 12 episodes on Tuesday, February 4 ! Failure Frame English Dub Cast Touka voiced by Tom Aglio Seras voiced by Dani Chambers Agito voiced by Aaron Campbell Alma voiced by Adrian Mayes Anglin voiced by Mark Fickert Ashura voiced by Jason Bunch Civit voiced by Jim Foronda Costello voiced by Reagan Murdock Droghetti voiced by Brandon Acosta Erica voiced by Jessica Peterson Eve voiced by Monica Rial Fosse voiced by Jacob Browning Ganozea voiced by Ray Hurd Gizun voiced by Bryan Massey Hijiri voiced by Abigail Blythe Hurkley voiced by Mike Smith Ikusaba voiced by Lindsay Seidel Itsuki voiced by Kelly Greenshield Jin voiced by Xan Cramer Jiobane voiced by Weston Loy...

Master Jinshi of The Apothecary Diaries is a man with beauty so irresistible that he renders women into absolute puddles wherever he goes. With soft features and a lean, combat-ready physique, he is a perfect blend of feminine good looks and masculine charm that threatens to topple the hard line that is drawn between the men and women in Natsu Hyuga’s fictional Tang Dynasty.

Jinshi is among the most attractive anime men in recent years, his grace rivaling that of even the imperial courtesans of his own series. However, the androgynous allure of his character is not something new in the anime genre, as it has been introduced in many other “pretty-boy” type figures before him. And every one of them possesses a face and charisma that can topple empires.

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Possibly the Greatest Alchemist of All Time has been a fan-favorite isekai novel since 2017. Kogitsunemaru’s story expanded with light novel and manga versions in 2018. Now, with an anime adaptation on the horizon, excitement is hitting new levels.

The official premiere of the anime is set for January 8, 2025. However, for those eager to dive in early, the first episode will be available starting January 1, 2025, on dAnime Store and Abema. This early release is stirring up buzz for what could be one of the next big isekai hits.

In light of that fact, fans have been wondering about the dub release of the anime and we can now confirm that Crunchyroll has provided us with new information about the upcoming dub release and it is certainly going to make a lot of fans happy!

As we have said, Crunchyroll has confirmed the release of the English dub of Possibly the Greatest Alchemist of All Time,...

A new batch of English dubs is brewing for 2025, and it starts from day one! Fantasy anime Possibly the Greatest Alchemist of All Time debuts on Crunchyroll with a simultaneous English-dubbed version on Wednesday, January 1 with the below cast and crew. Possibly the Greatest Alchemist of All Time English Dub Cast Takumi voiced by Zac Loera Nolyn voiced by Lexa Childress Banga voiced by Jacob Browning Molly voiced by Rebecca Chiara Marano Elizabeth voiced by Bree Han Bobon voiced by Mike Smith Martha voiced by Elise Baughman Akane voiced by Katie Wetch Akira voiced by James Marler Yamato voiced by Reagan Murdock Female Angel voiced by Katie Otten Maple voiced by Jessica Peterson Possibly the Greatest Alchemist of All Time English Dub Crew Voice Director: Jerry Jewell Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: Domonique French Mixer: Neal Malley Engineer: Manuel Aragon Related: Crunchyroll Winter 2025 Dubs Include Solo Leveling Season 2 and More Key...

Shojo anime are designed with young female audiences in mind. They consider what's important to girls that age. Naturally, love and friendship play a key role in the lives of growing girls. However, fashion can be just as important, as young girls want to look their best to fit in with their peers.

While many fans are aware of the themes of friendship and romance in shojo anime, fewer may know how important fashion can be. In several shojo anime, characters are constantly changing their outfits to look their best, even as they're saving the world. These ten shojo anime are the best for fashionista fans looking to get some style tips from a good anime.

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One of the best things about anime is that it can appeal to fans of all ages. While most series cater to adults, plenty of titles are available for the youngest viewers. However, finding age-appropriate series for young teens and tweens can sometimes be a challenge. It's an awkward age demographic, where young viewers are looking to get into more mature themes but still aren't quite old enough for many of the intense anime series available.

Fortunately, anime is a versatile medium with a vast assortment of titles that fit this bill. Ranging from various genres and categories, many anime series manage to be serious and mature while still keeping things PG for younger audiences. It's important to preview such anime before giving kids the okay to view, as a series' popularity among that age group may not guarantee it's actually appropriate.

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Anime is one of the most popular artistic mediums in the world, due in large part to the widespread success of the shonen genre. Its universal appeal has helped many of the most popular shonen shows transcend the genre’s original demographic, and although action is usually a defining aspect of these titles, they rarely get too dark or mature for younger viewers to enjoy.

However, while most shonen heroes are paragons of virtue and honor, the genre has also produced several villains that are much, much darker than those seen in other shows geared toward children. From Dragon Ball Z to Demon Slayer, even the most beloved series have pushed the boundaries with the sheer cruelty of their villains.

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There will always be spirited discussions about what the absolute best anime series is, and that's a tricky debate, even when fans narrow things down to just shonen, just action series, and the like. A good example is One Piece's own ranking among the best anime, because while everyone agrees that One Piece is one of the legendary greats, it's not necessarily #1. No other anime can beat One Piece at its game of scale, but that's not the only game that an anime series can play.

Pound for pound, in their own genres, a handful of anime series and anime-adjacent cartoons have been praised as being as good as One Piece or even better. The community loves One Piece, but there's always more to enjoy within a medium that is so varied and vast (and growing faster than ever). Along with this, there's no denying that One Piece's early animation aged poorly,...

Over the past few decades, the popularity of anime has grown to immense heights, resulting in audiences around the world regularly watching Japan’s most beloved animated series. While these series vary significantly in terms of genre and tone, a large percentage of anime share one thing in common: high-stakes combat and action.

Action is a major part of anime’s appeal, so it’s no surprise that long-awaited final fights like Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha’s battle at the end of Naruto: Shippuden are a major part of what attracts new fans to the artistic medium. However, even though Naruto and Sasuke’s last duel is an iconic piece of anime history, it’s far from the only final battle in anime that deserves recognition.

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You either die a hero, or you unfortunately live long enough to keep being one. The renowned Osamu Dazai is unapologetically the latter in the English dub of No Longer Allowed in Another World , which launches on Crunchyroll on Tuesday, July 30 with the below cast and crew for Episode 1! No Longer Allowed in Another World English Dub Cast Sensei voiced by Nicholas Markgraf Tama voiced by Rachel Thompson Annette voiced by Alexis Tipton Sacchan voiced by Erin Nicole Lundquist Additional Voice(s) by Rebecca Danae No Longer Allowed in Another World English Dub Crew Voice Director: Jerry Jewell Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: Jarrod Greene Mixer: Gino Palencia Engineer: Manuel Aragon Related: Wistoria: Wand and Sword English Dub Reveals Cast & Crew, Release Date Key Art Related: Crunchyroll Summer 2024 Dubs Include Tower of God Season 2 and More Based on the manga by Hiroshi Noda and Takahiro Takamatsu, No Longer Allowed in Another World...

With a reality-altering story from the creator of Gods' Games We Play and Our Last Crusade or the Rise of a New World , the English dub of Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? begins on Crunchyroll on Saturday, July 27 with the below cast and crew for Episode 1! Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? English Dub Cast Kai voiced by Ricco Fajardo Jeanne voiced by Megan Shipman Rinne voiced by Emi Lo Saki voiced by Jill Harris Ashran voiced by Justin Green Falin voiced by Corey Pettit High-rank Demon voiced by T.J. Anthony Jet Black Demon voiced by Ray Hurd Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? English Dub Crew Voice Director: Jerry Jewell Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: Blair Rowan (Clayton Browning for the series) Mixer: Andrew Tipps Engineer: Manuel Aragon Related: Bye Bye, Earth English Dub Reveals Cast & Crew, Release Date Key Art Related:...

Black Butler fans are in for a treat thanks to a pair of Ciel and Sebastian wristwatches from SuperGroupies. The accessories feature deep-cut references to the "Public School Arc" of the manga and recently completed anime series.

SuperGroupies' new Black Butler wristwatches are sure to please fans of the hit shonen series. The watch comes in two variants with detailed embellishments inspired by main characters Ciel Phantomhive and Sebastian Michaelis. Priced at 22,000 yen (US$139) each, the item is available to preorder at SuperGroupies until July 22, 2024 (or until the maximum number of reservations is reached). The wristwatches share a common motif with distinct references to the characters and their stories; while the design is a heavy dose of Black Butler fan service, the gothic aesthetic also works with formal ensembles and casual chic.

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While few could argue that the journey is far more important than the destination, a satisfying conclusion is something all stories need. When it comes to anime, be it a long-running epic or a single-season adventure, a finale can often make or break the series, either cathartically closing the curtains on a monumental story or leaving fans bitter and disappointed with a frustrating ending. However, some shows never actually get to their stories culmination, plot threads left unresolved, character arcs incomplete, and mysteries forever unsolved.

A series without an ending can be extremely frustrating to get into. However, some shows without proper finales still manage to gain popularity, their fans willing to endure the frustration of never knowing how the story wraps up for the sake of enjoying what it has to offer. Be it due to a cancelation, an incomplete source material, or a prolonged production limbo, plenty of...

Both the 2003 Fullmetal Alchemist series and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood have excellent rogues galleries to challenge Edward and Alphonse, although they're very different from one another. While the 2003 adaptation possesses a darker tone overall, it's in the manga-loyal Brotherhood where most of the franchise's darkest villains are found.

Both anime adaptations of Hiromu Arakawa's manga are serious and mature stories where the villains of each perfectly complement their themes. Known for their horrific acts, tragic stories and, in some cases, more realistic forms of evil, Fullmetal Alchemist's cast of villains include some of the darkest monsters in anime.

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Bound together by love, chains and a distinct lack of experience in communicating with others, the English dub of An Archdemon's Dilemma: How to Love Your Elf Bride begins tomorrow on Crunchyroll! Here's the cast and crew for Episode 1: An Archdemon's Dilemma: How to Love Your Elf Bride English Dub Cast Zagan voiced by Kieran Flitton Nephy voiced by Abigail Bythe Barbatos voiced by Mark Allen Jr. Face Stealer voiced by Bryan Massey Gremory voiced by Madeleine Norton Chastille voiced by Monica Flatley Kimaris voiced by Mike Smith Additional Voices: James Marler, Trisha Mellon, Emily Emmett An Archdemon's Dilemma: How to Love Your Elf Bride English Dub Crew Voice Director: Jerry Jewell Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: Eliza Harris Mixer: Matt Grounds Engineer: Manuel Aragon Related: Crunchyroll Spring 2024 Dubs Include Kaiju No. 8, Konosuba Season 3 and More Key Visual Related: Spice and Wolf: Merchant Meets The Wise Wolf English Dub Reveals Cast and Crew,...

Ottley's version of the Colossal Titan in Attack on Titan captures its sadness with a human touch, showcasing Armin's grief and regret. Despite differences, Invincible and Attack on Titan share similarities that fans might not realize at first glance. Invincible's artist is a true master as displayed by his work on Invincible

With Invincible season 2 in full swing, the original comic series' artist Ryan Ottley shared his version of Attack on Titan's Colossal Titan. While Invincible and Attack on Titan might not share much in common on the surface, there are more similarities than many fans might assume.

In a post to his X account, Ryan Ottley shared an image of his version of Attack on Titan's Colossal Titan. Specifically, the image shows Armin's form, as evidenced by the Titan's sad expression and its more human face.

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Clear your schedule, because the English dub of fantasy donghua The Daily Life of the Immortal King returns on Crunchyroll for a double period! All twelve episodes of Season 3 drop on February 3 , followed by the weekly simulcast release of Season 4 from February 10 . Check out the cast and crew for the first episode of Season 3 below! The Daily Life of the Immortal King English Dub Cast Wang Ling voiced by Ethan Gallardo Sun Rong voiced by Meg McClain Chen Chao voiced by Josh Bangle Guo Hao voiced by Bryson Baugus Xiaoyu Lin voiced by Macy Anne Johnson Kyuumiya voiced by Jalitza Delgado Froggy 2 voiced by Xan Cramer Narrator voiced by Ray Hurd Zhuo Yi voiced by Spencer Liles Pan Shengcong voiced by Wendy Powell Additional Voices: Ian Mead Moore, Brandon Acosta The Daily Life of the Immortal King English Dub Crew Voice Director: Jerry Jewell Producer: Colleen Clinkenbeard Adaptation: Jared Smith...

Anime seasons wax and wane, and nearly two years after the original fan-favorite series aired, the English dub of Tsukimichi -Moonlit Fantasy- is back in full for a brand-new season from Monday, January 22 on Crunchyroll! Check out the cast and crew for Episode 1 below. Tsukimichi -Moonlit Fantasy- Season 2 English Dub Cast Makoto voiced by Dallas Reid Tomoe voiced by Monica Rial Mio voiced by Kara Edwards Lana voiced by Kayla Parker Eto voiced by Kiba Walker Shiki voiced by Ben Balmaceda Agares voiced by Dylan Mobley Akina voiced by Kristen McGuire Aqua voiced by Natalie Van Sistine Emma voiced by Tia Ballard Eris voiced by Sarah Wiedenheft Liddy voiced by Brad Hawkins Lime voiced by Aaron Campbell Mondo voiced by Jarrod Greene Additional Voices: Nicholas Markgraf, Eric Wheeldon, Justin Green, Sean Letourneau Tsukimichi -Moonlit Fantasy- Season 2 English Dub Crew Voice Director: Jerry Jewell Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: Heather Walker...

Sony Pictures Home Entertainment aims for gold with a sports anime that will melt your heart on the ice rink. Bring home the revolutionary fan favourite Yuri!!! On Ice, with the complete series available as a DVD and Blu-ray Combo Pack from September 24.

The series’ depiction of figure skating and the relationship of its lead characters earned acclaim from anime critics and sporting professionals alike, including three-time U.S. national champion and Lgbtq activist Johnny Weir. Yuri!!! On Ice also won all seven categories it was nominated for in Crunchyroll’s inaugural 2016 The Anime Awards, including Best Couple and Anime of the Year.

Directed by Sayo Yamamoto (Michiko & Hatchin) at the Japanese animation studio Mappa (Kids on the Slope), Yuri!!! On Ice features choreography by former professional figure skater Kenji Miyamoto.

Toshiyuki Toyonaga (Durarara!!!) stars as Yuri Katsuki, alongside Junichi Suwabe (Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works) as Victor Nikiforov.

This week sees the release of several new movies and TV shows, some for the first time ever on Blu-ray. Of the ones coming out this week, we’re excited for The Blind Side, the new season of Mad Men, the Blu-ray release of The African Queen, The Men Who Stare at Goats, Fantastic Mr. Fox and the Criterion Collection Blu-ray of Akira Kurosawa’s masterpiece Yojimbo, with Toshirô Mifune (pictured above). Yes, it’s black and white, get over it.

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After Dark Horrorfest Vol. 4 (Dread / The Final / The Graves / The Hidden / Kill Theory / Lake Mungo / The Reeds / Zombies of Mass Destruction) ~ Don McManus, Ryanne Duzich, Teddy Dunn, and Daniel Franzese (Blu-ray and DVD)

Bigger Than Life (The Criterion Collection) ~ James Mason, Barbara Rush, Walter Matthau (Blu-ray)

Brothers ~ Jake Gyllenhaal, Tobey Maguire, Natalie Portman (Blu-ray and DVD)

Days of Heaven (The Criterion Collection) ~ Richard Gere, Brooke Adams,...