I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World and Became Unrivaled in the Real World, Too English Dub Reveals Cast & Crew, Release Date
If isekai anime has taught us anything, it’s that becoming popular after visiting another world is a perfectly legitimate strategy, and that’s just what Yuuya will undergo in the incoming English dub of this season’s I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World and Became Unrivaled in the Real World, Too!
Here’s the main cast and crew for Episode 1, coming to Crunchyroll on April 24:
Cast
- Yuuya voiced by Lee George (Himuro-kun in The Ice Guy and His Cool Female Colleague)
- Kaori voiced by Kelsey Maher (Machi in A Galaxy Next Door)
- Lexia voiced by Kelly Greenshield (Reika in My Home Hero)
Crew
- ADR Director: Shawn Gann
- Assistant ADR Directors: Sara Ragsdale, Michael Stimac, Marcus Stimac
- Lead ADR Engineer: Zachary Davis
- Assistant ADR Engineers: Katie Saltkill
- ADR Script Writer: Clayton Browning
- ADR Script Supervisor: Jarrod Greene
- ADR Prep: Ry McKeand
Key Visual
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Based on the light novels by Miku and Rein Kuwashima, I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World and Became Unrivaled in the Real World, Too is directed by Shingo Tanabe (So I’m a Spider, So What? episode director) at studio Millepensee, with series composition by Shin Itagaki (Berserk director), character designs by Hiromi Kimura (Cop Craft) and music by Akiyuki Tateyama (Laid-Back Camp).
If you’re a fan of isekai comeuppance anime, don’t miss the first episode of the English dub when it drops on April 24, right here on Crunchyroll!
All his life, Yuuya has been bullied at school and neglected by his parents. After moving into his late grandfather’s home, he discovers a strange door that seems to be calling out to him. Yuuya opens the door, steps inside, and is suddenly transported to a magical world! This new world holds rare treasures and grants him powerful skills, which he takes back to Earth for a new lease on life.
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