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Crunchyroll treated fans to fireworks of a different kind at Anime Expo on July 4, unveiling the first trailer for “Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End” Season 2 and confirming its acquisition of worldwide streaming rights for a January 2026 release.

The reveal took place during a Crunchyroll-hosted panel at downtown LA’s Peacock Theater, where fans got their first look at the anticipated return of the acclaimed fantasy series. The streaming platform secured rights for all territories excluding Asia, though India and the Indian subcontinent are included in the deal, with plans for a simulcast from Japan.

The panel featured key talent including Japanese voice actor Chiaki Kobayashi, who voices Stark and is known for “Hell’s Paradise,” producer Yuichiro Fukushi from “One-Punch Man,” and composer Evan Call, who previously worked on “Violet Evergarden.” Each spoke about their experiences on the series and about the upcoming season.

Fukushi revealed that Tomoya Kitagawa will direct Season...

Sibling rivalry is out, sibling romance is in. The English dub of The Shiunji Family Children anime officially begins streaming on Crunchyroll from Tuesday, April 29 , thanks to the below cast and crew! The Shiunji Family Children English Dub Episode 1 Cast Arata voiced by Abi Kumar Banri voiced by Taylor Murphy Seiha voiced by Amber May Ouka voiced by Rebecca Danae Minami voiced by Morgan Berry Kotono voiced by Terri Doty Shion voiced by Dallas Reid Kaname voiced by Cris George Yamaguchi voiced by Brianna Roberts Lala voiced by Mallorie Rodak Velzekyll voiced by Cris George Narrator voiced by Cris George The Shiunji Family Children English Dub Episode 1 Cast Voice Director: Jill Harris Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: Audrey Drake Rigg Mixer: Neal Malley Engineer: Tina Son Related: Rent-a-Girlfriend, The Shiunji Family Children Plan a Double Date in Collab Illustration Key Art Related: Crunchyroll Spring 2025 Dubs Include Fire Force Season 3 and More...

When it comes to storytelling, arguably no part of a narrative is more important than the conclusion. The final moments of a story can massively change its generated subject and commentary, and as many fans of popular franchises like Game of Thrones are no doubt aware, a bad ending can also completely undercut everything that came before it. The anime medium is no exception to this trend, and over the years, it has spawned a long list of memorable endings.

However, not every anime ending is well-received — in fact, there are plenty of examples of anime endings that are universally criticized by the vast majority of viewers. Thankfully, there are some currently-airing anime that, regardless of what their conclusion looks like, are sure to be well-remembered by fans, proving that even a bad ending can't ruin the best that the medium has to offer.

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Crunchyroll announced a big treat for anime lovers this week. Starting Friday, the platform will stream the English dub of the anime adaptation of Mato Kousaka’s light novel, I May Be a Guild Receptionist, But I’ll Solo Any Boss to Clock Out on Time. Alongside this, they revealed some exciting details about the cast and production team behind the dub.

On top of that, Crunchyroll plans to add even more content in February. The English dub of One Piece Season 15 Voyage 2 (episodes 1097-1108) and Special 13 will drop on February 11 at 4:00 p.m. Est. It’s shaping up to be a great month for anime fans.

The English voice cast for I May Be a Guild Receptionist features Jill Harris as Alina, Kamen Casey as Jade, Sarah Wiedenheft as Laila, Mike Smith as Ganz, Dakota Farnsworth as Lowe, Kate Bristol as Lululee, and Spencer Liles as Slay.

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You've heard of quiet quitting, now get ready for quiet clearing. The English dub of I May Be a Guild Receptionist, but I’ll Solo Any Boss to Clock Out on Time begins streaming on Crunchyroll from Friday, January 24 with the below cast and crew for Episode 1! I May Be a Guild Receptionist, but I'll Solo Any Boss to Clock Out on Time English Dub Cast Alina voiced by Jill Harris Jade voiced by Kamen Casey Ganz voiced by Mike Smith Laila voiced by Sarah Wiedenheft Lowe voiced by Dakota Farnsworth Lululee voiced by Kate Bristol Slay voiced by Spencer Liles I May Be a Guild Receptionist, but I'll Solo Any Boss to Clock Out on Time English Dub Crew Voice Director: Manuel Aragon Producer: Zach Bolton Adaptation: Domonique French Engineer: Jeremy Woods Related: I May Be a Guild Receptionist, but I'll Solo Any Boss to Clock Out on Time...

Dragon Ball Daima is the newest addition to the Dragon Ball universe, and it hasn't missed its mark. It's a fun, light-hearted series that reintroduces the cast of Dragon Ball in an amazing light. While Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball Gt, and Dragon Ball Super put action first and comedy second, Daima changes the formula to create a new series that feels fresher than ever.

The evil Demon King Gomah used the Dragon Balls to make Goku and the rest of the Z Fighters become kids again, leading to a hilarious adventure, great battles, and surprising transformations. As a series that puts fun first, it has a different tone than most of the Dragon Ball franchise, but there are still plenty of other anime series that share a lot in common with the latest entry into the Dragon Ball canon.

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The explosive popularity of anime in recent years has led to the most popular anime characters, like Dragon Ball's Goku, becoming household names even outside of Japan. Interesting and lovable characters help to make a series both memorable and profitable, so it's in studios' best interests to create the most appealing characters possible. Not every anime character reaches that bar, but the best of the best aren't just heroes fans can relate to, they're fully fleshed-out characters with fears, hopes, and dreams.

While it's impossible to have a totally objective list of the most popular characters, one of the first criteria must be that the most popular characters are well-known outside their own fandoms. Even those not into anime might be able to recognize these characters at a glance, and no anime convention is complete without a cosplay or two of them.

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Female-led anime series offer diverse storytelling and strong characters. Highlights include Frieren: Beyond Journey's End, Canaan, and The Twelve Kingdoms. These series showcase women in leading roles across various genres like fantasy, action-thriller, and isekai.

It's no exaggeration to say that some of the best anime feature strong female characters. Anime is an incredibly diverse media that has something for everyone. Whether the audience is looking for an action-packed, battle-oriented story with larger-than-life characters who possess all kinds of cool powers, or a down-to-Earth, heartwarming tale of everyday life with a relatable cast of characters, there's a whole list of anime to choose from.

From mystery thrillers to magical girl adventures, these are some of the best female-led anime series of all time.

With that in mind, female leads aren't exclusive to magical girl or shoujo outings, either, as plenty of quality romance, isekai, and action-thriller series prominently feature women in leading roles.

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime remains one of the most popular isekai around, largely for how well it handles its world building. It features a well-established power system, and at the top stand the Demon Lords. The Demon Lords are the most powerful beings to walk the planet, with all of them having S-Rank power.

However, not all Demon Lords are equal in strength. In Reincarnated as a Slime season two, viewers got to see some of the Demon Lords battle one another, with several of them coming up so short in battle they lost their titles. By the end of season two, the Demon Lords were forced to re-organize, focusing on their strongest remaining members.

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Now you're speaking my language. The English dub of Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian , the popular rom-com series where words are just as loud as actions, launches on Crunchyroll with the first Two episodes on Wednesday, July 24 ! Here's the cast and crew for Episode 1: Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian English Dub Cast Alya voiced by Sarah Natochenny Masachika voiced by Aaron Dismuke Yuki voiced by Reshel Mae Mariya voiced by Jill Harris Takeshi voiced by Corey Wilder Hikaru voiced by Joshua Waters Ando voiced by Nick Huber Masachika (Young) voiced by Erin Lundquist Mariya (Young) voiced by Jill Harris Additional Voice(s) by Jim Jorgensen Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian English Dub Crew Voice Director: Shawn Gann Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: Matthew Greenbaum Mixer: Matt Grounds Engineer: Jose Sandoval Related: Cherry Magic! Thirty Years of Virginity Can Make You a Wizard?! English Dub Announced,...

Frieren: Beyond Journey's End's manga takes an unexpected hiatus, leaving fans waiting for its return with no confirmed date. The reason behind the hiatus is currently unknown. Hiatuses are common in the manga industry, but it's unfortunate news for those eagerly anticipating more content.

Frieren: Beyond Journeys End has surprised its fans with the bad news of a hiatus for the manga series. Frieren has undoubtedly become one of the biggest anime franchises in recent years. The easy accessibility of the story, combined with its stellar visuals and animation courtesy of Studio Madhouse, has made it a major hit with fans and critics alike, and that's unlikely to change anytime soon.

The Frieren: Beyond Journey's End manga, of course, is just as good as the anime, and some unfortunate news about it has just broken out. Like many manga, Frieren is currently on break for Golden Week, but it's...

Hazbin Hotel is a recently released show, but its cast and characters aren't new at all. The cast of the series is composed of well-known talents, such as Stephanie Beatriz and Keith David, while the pilot's cast has been revered since 2019 for how endearing they made their characters and for how much time they've spent interacting with fans.

The complex characters of Hazbin Hotel have been played by two outstanding casts. Both the pilot's cast, who made the show possible, and the series' cast, full of Broadway talent, do a stupendous job bringing these characters to life.

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Charlie Morningstar is the main protagonist of Hazbin Hotel and the Princess of Hell.

No problems for these goblins, as this season's Re:Monster anime series is already primed for a same-day English dub evolution starting on Monday, April 1 as part of Crunchyroll's Spring 2024 lineup! Here's the gob-smacking cast and crew for Episode 1: Re:Monster English Dub Cast Gobrou voiced by Sean Letourneau Gobkichi voiced by Reagan Murdock Gobmi voiced by Kate Bristol Aoi voiced by Sarah Wiedenheft Gobjii voiced by Sonny Strait Gobe voiced by Jill Harris Re:Monster English Dub Cast Voice Director: Cris George Producer: Zach Bolton Writer: Leah Clark Mixer: William Dewell Engineer: Jeremy Woods Related: Crunchyroll Spring 2024 Dubs Include Kaiju No. 8, Konosuba Season 3 and More Key Visual Related: Mashle: Magic And Muscles Season 2 English Dub Hits Crunchyroll This Weekend Based on the light novels by Kogitsune Kanekiru, Re:Monster is directed by Takayuki Inagaki ( Birdie Wing -Golf Girls' Story- ) at Studio Deen, with series composition by Hiroshi Yamaguchi ( Grimms Notes The Animation...

Hazbin Hotel, the raunchy animated pilot, is finally becoming a fully-fledged series on Prime Video, following its successful debut on YouTube. The events of the pilot are considered canon, but the series will set the correct lore of the world, and some visual changes have been made. The new series will feature a new cast, with notable actors taking on the roles, and Bento Box Entertainment is teaming up with SpindleHorse Toons for the animation. The series will debut on Prime Video in January 2024.

After Hazbin Hotel rocked the internet in 2019, followed by the successful spinoff series Helluva Boss, this raunchy animated pilot is finally coming to Prime Video via A24 as a fully-fledged series. Hazbin Hotel tells the story of Charlie Morningstar, the princess of Hell, as she develops a controversial program to "rehabilitate" the numerous demons residing down below: the eponymous Hazbin Hotel, where demons check-in and redeemed souls check out.

Streaming service Crunchyroll has just announced that Gundam: The Witch From Mercury will be receiving an English dub, and the cast has finally been revealed.

Gundam: The Witch From Mercury began airing in Japan in October 2022, and quickly began to garner praise. Crunchyroll announced on February 1, 2023, that the series would be receiving an English dub, set to premiere on Sunday, February 5. The series prologue "episode 0" has already been dubbed and is currently available to stream on Crunchyroll. Additionally, much of the cast has already been revealed, giving fans their first look at how some of these characters will be in English.

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Gundam: The Witch From Mercury's English Cast Revealed

Series protagonist Suletta Mercury is set to be voiced by Jill Harris, best known for voicing Noelle Silva in Black Clover and Nino Nakano of The Quintessential Quintuplets.

Find your own power in an action-packed world of magic with Black Clover: Season One, Part One – on DVD & Blu-ray Combo Pack August 20th.

Embrace a world of magical action and adventure from the pages of Japan’s iconic Weekly Shonen Jump with the summoning of anime favourite Black Clover Season One Part One, available from August 20 as a DVD and Blu-ray combo pack, courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

Based on the manga series by Yūki Tabata, Black Clover invites viewers to a world where magic is commonplace and almost anyone can conjure spells, except for young orphan Asta. Mocked for his inability to use magic and living in the shadow of his genius rival Yuno, Asta was disheartened when the annual grimoire ceremony appeared to leave him without a tome of his own. While defending Yuno from a thief however, Asta is gifted the legendary five-leaf clover grimoire,...

Embrace a world of magical action and adventure from the pages of Japan’s iconic Weekly Shonen Jump with the summoning of anime favourite “Black Clover Season One Part One”, available from August 6 as a DVD and Blu-ray combo pack, courtesy of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

Based on the manga series by Yūki Tabata, “Black Clover” invites viewers to a world where magic is commonplace and almost anyone can conjure spells, except for young orphan Asta. Mocked for his inability to use magic and living in the shadow of his genius rival Yuno, Asta was disheartened when the annual grimoire ceremony appeared to leave him without a tome of his own. While defending Yuno from a thief however, Asta is gifted the legendary five-leaf clover grimoire, with its power of Anti-Magic giving him the strength he needs to charge towards his dream of becoming the most powerful mage in the land,...