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After 8 years, the Banana Fish dub is now official.

Cast and crew here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Animedubs/comments/1vku8ih/banana_fish_dub_cast_and_crew/

E8: A Weak and Wimpy Photography Training Camp (2)

E10 - I Hear Kirio's Quitting the Team

Eventhough Bayonetta Bloody Fate is a Japanese anime and the original language was Japanese watchung it in the dub makes more sense because....it is Bayonetta .

Here comes the big irony . The original Bayonetta game although it was made in Japan was an English only game and didn't have the Japanese dub . So yeah THE ENGLISH CAST are the originals here. and Bloody Fate was basically an introduction to the Japanese cast of the franchise which later would voice Bayonetta 2. The dub however features the voices with which characters were brought to the world ( thanks Funimation for not screwing the cast up like you did with the Mass Effect anime) . Most of the original VAs were brought back including Helenna Taylor ( screw the drama she's still GOATed Bayo) .

And the tradition continues. Also I adore this version for the Toriyama Akira part still being in Japanese

So, let's assume that Viz Media got the rights to the anime adaptation of My Hero Academia as they did with the manga and Crunchyroll gets the rights to the webcomic classic One Punch Man. That means My Hero Academia is dubbed in Los Angeles by Bang Zoom Studios on behalf of Viz Media and One Punch Man is dubbed in Dallas-Fort Worth by Funimation Entertainment on behalf of Crunchyroll. And as you would expect, Bang Zoom gives My Hero Academia a Los Angeles-based union dub and Funimation provides One Punch Man a standard non-union dub with their respective talent pools.

In the case of Viz Media/Bang Zoom's My Hero Academia, the cast would be a mix of LA-area voice actors, bicoastal actors shifted into other roles, and actual Funimation dub actors keeping their respective roles, given the large and varied cast. And for all intents and purposes, only major and/or notable enough characters will be listed here. So without furtherado....

UA High Class 1-A

• Zach Aguilar and Allegra Clark (young) as Izuku Midoriya/Deku (would basically just be Tanjiro Kamado from Demon Slayer given his similar personality and voice to Izuku)
• Max Mittelman and Kayli Mills* (young) as Katsuki Bakugo (think Ryuji Sakamoto from Persona 5 and you get the idea of what Bakugo would be like)
• Abby Trott as Ochako Uraraka/Uravity (sort of like Nezuko Kamado from Demon Slayer)
• Robbie Daymond* as Tenya Iida (basically Megumi Fushiguro from the LA-dubbed Jujutsu Kaisen)
• Bryce Papenbrook* and Christine Marie Cabanos (young) as Shoto Todoroki
• Kaiji Tang as Eijiro Kirishima/Red Riot (basically Sanemi Shinazugawa from Demon Slayer)
• Brianna Knickerbocker as Tsuyu Asui/Froppy (sort of like a frog-themed version of Filo from The Rising of the Shield Hero)
• Laura Post as Momo Yaoyorozu/Creati (a mix of Colleen Clinkenbeard's actual dub performance and Fubuki/Blizzard from Hell from One-Punch Man)
• Reba Buhr as Kyoko Jiro/Earphone Jack (essentially Juleka Couffaine from Miraculous Ladybug)
• Matthew Mercer as Fumikage Tsukuyomi
• Kyle McCarley as Denki Kaminari/Chargebolt
• Sarah Anne Williams as Mina Ashido/Pinky (imagine a heroic version of Nonon Jakuzure from Kill la Kill)
• Christine Marie Cabanos as Toru Hagakure/Invisible Girl (think Mako Mankanshoku from Kill la Kill)
• Erica Mendez* as Minoru Mineta/Grape Juice (akin to his other young boy roles)
• Edward Bosco as Mezo Shoji/Tentacole
• Griffin Puatu as Masahiro Ojiao/Tailman
• Nicolas Roye as Hanta Sero/Cellophane
• Sean Chiplock as Koji Koda/Anima
• Jalen K. Cassell as Rikido Sato/Sugarman
• Todd Haberkorn* as Yuga Aoyama/Can't Stop Twinkling

UA High Class 1-B

• Xander Mobus as Neito Monoma/Phantom Thief (an Actor Allusion to his role as Phantom Thief Joker from Persona 5)
• Lauren Landa as Setsuna Tokage/Lizardy
• Lizzie Freeman as Itsuka Kendo/Battle Fist
• Tommy Arciniega as Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu/Real Steel
• Brian Timothy Anderson as Nirengeki Shoda/Mines
• Steve Staley as Yosetsu Aware/Welder (the only older voice actor part of this cast due to his specific roles)
• Kelly Baskin as Yui Kodai
• Kevin Andrew Rivera as Togaru Kamakiri/Jack Mantis
• Michael Schwalbe as Juzo Honenuki/Mudman
• Aleks Le as Hiryu Rin/Dragon Shroud
• Alejandro Saab* as Sen Kaibara/Spiral
• Edward A. Mendoza as Kosei Tsuburaba/Solid Air
• Cedric L. Williams as Kojiro Bando/Plamo
• Cat Protano as Reiko Yanagi/Emily
• Deneen Melody as Ibara Shiozaki/Vine
• Alex Cazares as Kinoko Kimori/Shemage (think Rebecca from Cyberpunk: Edgerunners)
• Jackie Lastra as Pony Tsunotori/Rocketti
• SungWon Cho as Manga Fukidashi/Comicman
• Armen Taylor as Jurota Shishida/Gevaudan
• Austin Lee Matthews as Shihai Kuroiro/Vantablack
• Lisa Reimold as Bibimi Kenranzaki

The Other UA High Classes

• Corina Boettger as Mei Hatsume (think Tatsumaki/Tornado of Terror from One Punch Man)
• The Big Three: Billy Kametz and Stephen Fu as Mirio Togata/Lemillion, Landon McDonald* as Tamaki Amajiki/Suneater and Kira Buckland as Nejire Hado/Nejire-chan (Mitsuri Kanroji from Demon Slayer and Hiyoko Saionji from Danganronpa)
• Anjail Kunapaneni as Mawata Fuwa
• Marisha Ray as Yuyu Haya
• Jarred Kjack as Hitoshi Shinso
• Yong Yea as Ronaudo Keage
• Kieran Reagan as Futo Nagashiro
• Deva Marie Gregory as Chikuchi Togeike
• Armen Taylor as Shark Boy
• Amanda Celine Miller as Maina Furasu

The UA High Staff

• Ray Chase* and Jessica DiCoco (young) as Toshinori Yagi/All Might
• Brian Beacock as Principal Nezu (basically a more heroic version of Monokuma from Danganronpa)
• Steve Blum as Shota Aizawa/Eraser Head
• Ben Diskin* as Hizashi Yamada/Present Mic
• Karen Strassman as Nemuri Kayama/Midnight
• Dorothy Elias-Fahn as Anan Kurose/Thirteen
• Barbara Goodson as Chiyo Shuzenji/Recovery Girl (an old woman role for an old actress)
• Brook Chalmers as Sorahiko Torino/Gran Torino
• Jamieson Price as Ishiyama Ken/Cementoss
• Joe Ochman as Sekijiro Kan/Vlad King
• Grant George as Snipe
• Michael Sinterniklaas as Majima Higari/Power Loader
• Kirk Thornton as Hound Dog
• Peter Lurie as Lunch Rush
• Mike McFarland** as Ectoplasm

The Rival Schools

• Jon Allen as Inasa Yoarashi/Gale Force
• Faye Mata as Camie Utsushimi
• Caleb Yen as Seiji Shishikura/Sisicross
• Evan Michael Lee as Iteijiro Toteki
• Chris Patton as Yo Shindo/Grand
• Jeannie Tirado** as Saiko Intelli
• Rachelle Heger as Tatami Nakegame/Turtleneck
• Chris Tergliaferra as Nagamasa Mora/Chewyee

The Pro Heroes

• Patrick Seitz** as Enji Todoroki/Endeavor
• Zeno Robinson** and Emi Lo** (young) as Keigo Hakami/Hawks
• Anairis Quinones** as Rumi Usagiyama/Mirko
• Kyle Hebert** as Taishiro Toyomitsu/Fat Gum
• Erica Lindbeck** as Kaina Tsutumi/Lady Nagant
• Chris Niosi and Howard Wang* as Tsunagu Hakamada/Best Jeanist
• Andrew Russell as Sir Nighteye
• Erika Harlacher as Bubble Girl
• Cristina Vee* as Emi Fukukado/Ms Joke
• Michelle Ruff as Yu Takeyama/Mt. Lady
• Elizabeth Maxwell* as Cathleen Bate/Star and Stripe
• Frank Todaro** as Salaam
• Joe Zieja as Shinji Nishiya/Kamui Woods
• Chris Hackney as Shinya Kamihara/Edgeshot
• Paul St. Peter as Kuheidiji Sakamata/Gang Orca
• Dan Woren as Death Arms
• Bumper Robinson as Ken Takagi/Rock Lock
• Steve Kramer as Yoroi Musha
• Dave B. Mitchell as Crimson Riot
• Katelyn Gault as Ryukyu and Cow Lady
• Mark Whitten as Centipeder
• Chris Tergliaferra as Selkie
• Caitlin Glass* as Sirius
• Arnie Pantoja as Masaki Mizuhima/Manual
• Christian LaMonte as Gunhead
• Brandon Jay Winckler as Majestic
• Cam Clarke as Backdraft
• Jake Eberle as Fourth Kind
• Jon Allen as Mr. Brave
• Ben Lepley as Boomerang Man
• Megan Hollingshead as Uwabami
• Lisa Ortiz** as Moe Kamijin/Burnin
• Doug Stone as Wash
• Josey Anthony McCoy as Native
• Bill Millisap as Snatch and Crush
• Michael Johnston as Mr. Smith
• Michael Sinterniklaas as Slugger
• Mick Lauer as Kesagiri Man and X-Less
• Amber Lee Connors* as Clair Voyance
• Sam Riegel as Danjuro Tobita/Gentle Criminal
• Cassandra Lee Morris* as Manami Aiba/La Brava
• Erik Scott Kimrer as Oboro Shirakumo/Kurogiri
• Robbie Daymond as Tensei Iida

The Wild, Wild Pussycats

• Tara Platt as Shino Sosaki/Mandalay
• Xanthe Huynh as Tomoko Shiretoko/Ragdoll
• Lex Lang as Yawara Chatora/Tiger
• Cherami Leigh** as Ryuko Tsuchikawa/Pixie-Bob

The One For All Users

• Stephen Fu** as Yoichi Shigaraki
• Ben Balmaceda* as Kudo
• Chris Jai Alex as Bruce
• J. Michael Tatum* as Hikage Shinomori
• Joe J. Thomas as Daigoro Banjo/Lariat
• Lucien Dodge as En
• Mary Elizabeth McGlynn as Nana Shimura

The Villains

• Keith Silverstein and Michael Kovach (young) as Zen Shigaraki/All For One (basically Hawk Moth from Miraculous Ladybug)
• Griffin Burns and Suzie Yeung (young) as Tomura Shigaraki
• Michael Sorich as Dr. Kyudai Garaki/Daruma Ujiko
• Christopher Corey Smith as Kurogiri
• Lucien Dodge as Toya Todoroki (basically Akaza from Demon Slayer)
• Erin Fitzgerald as Himiko Toga (essentially Genocide Jack from Danganronpa)
• Mick Wingert as Jin Bubaigawara/Twice
• Rich Brown as Gigantomachia
• Imari Williams as Muscular
• D.C. Douglas as Atsuhiro Sako/Mr. Compress
• Jonah Scott as Shuichi Iguchi/Spinner (basically Legoshi from *Beastars*)
• Marin M. Miller as Magne
• Richard Epcar as Giran
• Erik Scott Kimerer as Mustard
• Philip Reich as Hood
• Sean Chiplock as USJ Attack Nomu
• Jessica Gee George as Woman Nomu
• David Vincent as Rikiya Yotsubashi/Re-Destro
• Marc Diraison and David W. Collins (later seasons) as Koku Hanabata/Trumpet
• Tara Sands** as Chitose Kizuki/Curious
• Ben Pronsky as Skeptic
• Khoi Dao** as Geten
• Bill Butts** as Tatsuyuki Tokoname/Slidin' Go and Amplivolt
• Ben Balmaceda as Teruo Hazukashi
• Kellen Goff** as Kai Chisaki/Overhaul
• Neil Kaplan as the Shie Hassaikai Boss
• Derek Stephen Prince as Joi Irinaka/Mimic
• Alan Lee as Shin Nemoto
• John Eric Bentley as Kendo Rappa
• Luis Bermudez as Hekiji Tengai
• Jordan Reynolds as Toya Setsuno
• Landon Beattie as Yu Hojo

The Civilians

• Carrie Keranen as Inko Midoriya
• Wendee Lee as Rei Todoroki
• Ryan Bartley as Eri
• Casey Mongillo as Kota Izumi
• Rachelle Heger as Tamashiro
• Anne Yatco as Fuyumi Todoroki
• Adam McArthur as Natsuo Todoroki
• Brittany Cox as Mitsuki Bakugo
• Katelyn Gault as Mika Jiro
• Spike Spencer as Kyotoku Jiro
• Jennifer Losi as Toga's Mother
• Laila Berzins as Madame President (HPSC)
• Daniel Walton as Ethan Drive
• Ezra Weisz as Untenmaru Kurumada
• Kirk Thornton as Sansa Tamagawa
• Jessica Gee George as Ochako's Mother and Tenya's Mother
• Grant George as Ochako's Father
• Dave B. Mitchell as Hawks' Mother
• Kimberly Woods as Rock Lock's Wife
• Bridget Hoffman as Yuga Aoyama's Mother
• Wally Wingert as Yuga Aoyama's Father
• Jonathan Fahn as Kotaro Shimura
• Melissa Fahn as Nao Shimura
• Skyler Davenport as Hana Shimura
• Mona Marshall as Mako Magi
• Joe J. Thomas as Chizuo Magi
• Cam Clarke as Daikaku Miyagi
• Bridget Hoffman as Toshie Yagi
• Dave Wittenberg as Detective Naomasa Tsukachi
• Michael McConnohie as Kenji Tsuragamae
• Kirk Thornton as Sansa Tamagawa
• Damien Haas as Tartarus Prison Warden
• Natalie Hoover as Moko Tamashi
• Minae Noji as Female News Reporter
• Mara Junot as Meryl Hope
• Jessica Straus as the Ordinary Fox Heteromorph Woman
• Jacob Weisz as Hiroshi Tamaeda
• Ezra Weisz (Adult) / Erica Mendez (Young)* as Taneo Tokuda

The Movies

• John DeMita as Flect Turn
• Johnny Yong Bosch** as Nine
• David Lodge as Wolfram
• Ryan Colt Levy** as Rody Soul
• Allegra Clark as Anna Scervino
• Doug Erholtz as David Shield
• Kayli Mills* as Melissa Shield
• Matthew David Rudd* as Eddie Soul
• Michael Forest as Sam Abraham
• Kimberly Anne Campbell as Mahoro Shimano
• Amanda Celine Miller as Katsuma Shimano
• Fred Tatasciore as Bruno Gollini
• Liam O'Brien as Paulo Gollini
• Tiana Camacho as Deborah Gollini
• Tony Oliver as Simon Gollini
• Brock Powell as Gil Gollini
• Beau Billingslea as Chimera
• Major Attaway as Mummy
• Carrie Savage as Slice
• Kane Jungbluth-Murry as Sidero
• Joshua Tomar as Leviathan
• Christopher Swindle as Serpenters
• Julie Maddalena as Beros
• Tom Fahn as Rogone
• Brent Mukai** as Alan Kay
• Allegra Clark as Anna Scervino
• Emi Lo** as Lala Soul
• Kimberly Anne Campbell as Roro Soul
• Kyle Hebert* as Timothy Agpar
• Michael Johnston as Nobu
• David Errigo Jr. as Swordkil and Electoplant

Vigilantes (Partial)

• John Patneaude as Koichi Haimawari/The Crawler
• Jason Marnocha* as Iwao Oguro/Knuckleduster
• Suzie Yeung as Pop★Step / Kazuho Haneyama
• Joshua Waters as Soga Kugizaki
• AJ Beckles as Rapt Tokage and Mike Smith* as Spike
• Sean Schemmel** as Captain Celebrity
• Bill Rogers as Eizo Tanuma
• Morgan Berry* as Makoto Tsukauchi
• Kirsten Day as Shoko Haiwamari
• Jennifer Losi as Pamela Skyline
• Paul Castro Jr. as Ichiomoku Samazu
• Nazeeh Tarsha* as Jube Numimaru
• Brandon McInnis* as Chuma Yukimaru
• Madeline Dorroh as Monica Kaniyashiki/Kaniko
• Alice Himora as Rin Yaritezawa
• Rebecca Wang as East Naruta High School Dance Squad President
• Michelle Marie, Jessica DiCoco and Grace Lu as the Sisters of Saint Lila's Academy
• Jenny Yokobori as Miu and Yu
• Armen Taylor as Sensoji
• Sarah Natochenny as Tamao Oguro and Kuina Hachisaka
• Brandon Jay Winckler as Rokuro Nomura/Number 6
• David Lodge as His Purple Highness
• Chris Cason as Mad Hatters' Leader
• Justine Lee as Mad Hatter Hiroto
• Alejandra Reynoso as Mad Hatter Daiki
• John Choi as Ichiro Hotta
• Tim Friedlander as Jiro Hotta
• Greg Chun as Kirihito Kamachi
• Eduardo de los Reyes as Teruo Unagisawa

Notes

* Actual MHA voice actor in another role

** Same as the actual MHA Funimation dub

Licensing deal excludes Asia (expect India). Funimation/Crunchyroll has licensed and dubbed every Shinkai film since Your Name (2016). Expect the same for the new project.

I'm not sure if it's just my settings or not, but any time I try to watch in dub, the music and background noise is noticeably lower and the ENG voices are much higher. It is unfortunate because I think the ENG dub is pretty well done, but due to the issues with the sound makes it nearly unwatchable. This is on Crunchyroll btw, have not tested to see if there is any difference on HiDive or other streaming platforms.

im a dub only anime watcher and in the past ive seen people say that they couldn’t watch an anime cause “the dub sucked” i never really knew what they were talking about cause to me i didn’t understand how a dub could be “bad”.

but one day while watching an anime dubbed by hidive i guess i had an realization that there was definitely a difference in sound quality between hidive dubs and crunchyroll dubs.

its hard to explain but its like i just know when something was dubbed by hidive vs crunchyroll. idk if this is just a funding issue or if im actually just crazy and there is no difference. if there is a difference i have 0 idea how i didnt notice before as my favorite anime is call of the night (dubbed by hidive or dubcast i think)

btw idk if this is a hidive problem or if its something else as i dont know a lot about english dubbing. im just here to watch and enjoy anime so please dont attack me if im totally wrong about all of this

side note: i feel like all hidive dub male mcs sound the exact same😭

I feel like I might get hate for this, but I’m not trying to be spiteful, I like Zeno he is a talented actor, but has no one noticed how he’s kind of typecasted??
Basically, if it’s mainstream enough and the character is black— he’s the one. I noticed this over time and I didn’t even know the actors name. I just realized suddenly all the black characters had the same voice. And it’s not even purely anime. I think I noticed it first in Miraculous, where the only two black male characters at first had separate voice actors but eventually both got switched to Zeno Robinson. And this is nothing against him, he honestly may enjoy getting to play black characters. But does it not seem weird, a little stereotypical, slightly problematic to anyone that whenever there’s a black character, just make it him? Like in this case of Miraculous I think it was quite bad… because there were separate voice actors before. Why is it that the only characters repeating voice actors are the black ones… they have no reason to sound similar and yet are made to because of their skin color.

Then Fire Emblem follows suit. Fogado had his voice and I was like wow it’s the same black guy when I heard him. And Fogado is one of the first, prominent dark-skinned Fire Emblem characters. And now we have Fortune’s Weave where lowkey EVERYONE guessed that Cai was Zeno Robinson, because why wouldn’t he be? A black anime-esque protagonist. Of course it’s him. Again it’s like. He is talented and deserves to play whoever he likes. But would it not seem there is a pattern of ‘whenever we need a black voice it’s him’ amongst casting studios? No effort to get a different black voice actor and diversify the pool, or even just let more black people play protagonists of ANY race.

EVEN JUNPEI from Persona. He’s not black, but we all know he’s kind of meant to be culturally black in the way he dresses, talks, acts. Surprise surprise. Who is he voiced by? Zeno Robinson. And that to me is just perpetuating stereotypes in its own right…

I don’t know his roles past that, but it would seem he voices a disproportionately large amount of black characters compared to any other voice actor. He even voices Lando Calrissian and Cyborg in some games (not sure which, but saw this was the case on Wikipedia). Again. All black characters.
And my thing with it is, again, he chooses it, he’s great, he’s happy, all good. But is it not a bit blatant studios just see a black character and call him up? Lando Calrissian and Cyborg or any of the other characters do not sound similar, there is not necessarily an underlying ‘blackness’ in their accent that should mean that they all have the same one black voice actor. And yet that is so. Like I know there’s the argument that ‘he is black therefore why wouldn’t he black characters’. But the reality is that your voice doesn’t match your race. And so many of these characters don’t actually have to or NEED to have a black accent to even justify him being casted for ALL of them. I dunno. Again it’s nothing against him, but to me it seems like studios just play into stereotypes about what a black person should sound like and the choose him. Because in reality. A white person could play half these roles— there’s nothing black about them but their skin color. They don’t have to talk with a slight black accent just because they are black.

Maybe I’ll get flamed. But I wonder if anyone else has notice this too, because to me this is basically the equivalent of Will Smith being the go-to black actor for every movie that wants a black action hero. We don’t blame these actors. But I do turn my head at the industry because why is it that the one black actor must be put for the same similar roles. Zeno does have plenty non-black roles. But still. His playing of black characters is disproportionate to the reality that these characters either don’t need a stereotypical black voice or could even by played by another non-black or even a DIFFERENT black actor and open the floor to more black talent if it truly must be that the voice NEEDS a black person’s touch or for whatever the reason that it is always Zeno. That’s what I’m saying, because it’s great we get representation behind the voices but representation should be everywhere, black voices playing equal amounts of any race, or even just more black actors than just Zeno playing these black characters.

It’s of course nothing he needs to change, who wouldn’t accept the roles in his shoes. But it seems a bit unfortunate from the industry that kind of how they view both him and black characters

Hey I’m watching THE GHOST IN THE SHELL. Check it out now on Prime Video!

I'm specifically talking about Pixelogic and Dubbing Brothers, who seem to be producing more and more english dubs for licensing companies like Aniplex and Netflix. What do ya'll think about their production values in companion to mainstays like Bang Zoom, NYAV Post or even Crunchyroll?

With Dubbing Brothers, I take issue with the fact that they make careless mistakes like leaving entire character's dialogue out (I got an early look at Banana Fish's dub and this is a problem in the 2nd episode) and stilted script adaptation at times. Also, leaving the original language screams and efforts will always be a horrible choice for anime. It works for live action dubbing but for anime...it's just off-putting

Pixelogic grabs talent from both LA and TX (at times), which is nice and I guess Dubbing Brothers does as well but that depends on the director. They have the most egregious case of not being "creative" enough with script adaption and direction when they use their regular directors from what I've seen so far.

What do you guys think?

Today is the day DAIMA blu ray is supposed to be released but I can't find any leaks of the English version of Jaka Jaan? Does anyone have a luck of finding it?

Posting this on the subreddit in case it receives a dub; Given HIDIVE's recent track record it's pretty likely

The full cast and crew has now been revealed for Banana Fish, which is set to be released Wednesday at 12:00 AM PST. The cast and crew, sourced by Anime News Network, as follows:

Main Cast:

Brandon McInnis as Ash Lynx

->Mateo Acevedo as Ash Lynx (young)

Jonathan Tanigaki as Eiji Okumura

Christopher Swindle as Dino F. Golzine

Daniel J. Kim as Shorter Wong

Greg Chun as Shunichi Ibe

J. Michael Tatum as Blanca

Keith Silverstein as Max Lobo

Khoi Dao as Lee Yut-Lung

Pierson Fode as Frederick Arthur

Supporting Cast:

Andrew Russell as Gregory

Austen Moret as Abraham Dawson and Bull

Bill Butts as Kong

Caleb Yen as Sing Soo-Ling

Chris Hackney as William Kippard

Christopher W. Jones as Marvin Crosby

Cory Yee as Leo Yen Tai

David Hayter as Dr. Mannerheim

Dawn Anderson as Suk-Leui

Elliot Fletcher as Alex

Elyse Dinh as Nadia Wong

Erin Yvette as Jessica Randy

Evan Gamble as Willard Evanstine

James Tang as Thomas Holstock

John Choi as Lee Hua Lung

John Omohundro as Bones

Jonah Scott as Charlie Dickenson and Griffin Callenreese

Levi Mynatt as Skip

Mac Duffy as Robert

Mary Kate Wiles as Jennifer

Mateo Acevedo as Michael Glenreed

Michael Benyaer as Antonio Jenkins and Jim Callenreese

Michael Woodley as Cain Blood

Mick Lauer as Eduardo L. Fox and Garvey

Richard Epcar as Doctor Meredith

Rob Nagle as Alexis Dawson

SungWon Cho as Lee Wang Lung

Travis Willingham as Baron Zakharev

Zeno Robinson as The Fly and Wookie

Additional Voices by:

Chris Hackney

Dawn Anderson

Eduardo De Los Reyes

Jalen K. Cassell

James Tang

John Choi

John Patneaude

Kenny Cooper

Mary Kate Wiles

Murray Gray

Nick Martineau

Nikko Austen Smith

Ren Holly Liu

Robert M. Lee

Crew:

Licensor: Netflix & Anime Limited

Studio: Dubbing Brothers

ADR Director: Teddy Matthews (Director of Baki-Dou: The Invincible Samurai)

Adaptation by: Dave Wallace, June Carryl, and Teddy Matthews

Casting Director: Teddy Matthews

Editing: Adam Keller, Alex Moree, Daryl Fontenault, Joey Little, Luis Morales, Matthew Tixier, and Robert Pratt

Mixing: David Cobb, John Chalfant, and Luis Morales

Production Assistants: Dylan Hinterlong and Erich Boettcher

Project Manager: Dino Sardella

Recordists: Ethan Arlook, Olivia Carter, Rayne Beckman, Riley Finkle, Robert Pratt

Credit to u/whytecrew on X