My Hero Academia: Vigilantes English Dub Releases Same Day as Japan!

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In the upcoming Spring 2025 anime lineup, “My Hero Academia: Vigilantes” has officially premiered, marking its arrival among the latest offerings. However, what’s surprising is the unusual release schedule for the English dub of this anticipated spin-off from the popular “My Hero Academia” franchise. Given the immense popularity of the original series, there’s been a great deal of anticipation for its new spring series. As a prequel to the original series, set years before, “My Hero Academia: Vigilantes” offers a fresh perspective on the world of heroes that deviates from what was previously seen.

The anime series “My Hero Academia: Vigilantes” has made its debut on Crunchyroll! You can already stream the first episode, but there’s more exciting news for fans – the English dub version is set to release later today (April 7th). This means that both English subtitles and English dubbed viewers will have the opportunity to enjoy the series at the exact same time.

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes English Dub Cast Revealed

Under the leadership of Zach Bolton, here’s how the English voice cast for “My Hero Academia: Vigilantes” is structured:

1. Zach Bolton as Nighteye
2. Ray Chase as Knuckleduster
3. Patrick Seitz as Tekkou
4. Clifford Chapin as Pop Step
5. Brittney Karbowski as Melissa Shield
6. Luci Christian as Re-Destro
7. Eric Vale as Gigantomachia
8. Max Mittelman as Gran Torino
9. Johnny Yong Bosch as Cease
10. Monica Rial as Lady Nagant
11. Christopher Sabat as Shoot Style
12. J. Michael Tatum as Carpy Baijiyama
13. Mike McFarland as Gang Orca
14. David Matranga as Suneo Nanba
15. Caitlin Glass as Mt. Lady
16. Tia Ballard as Tatsuma Shibukawa

  • Jack Broadbent as Koichi Haimawari (aka The Crawler)
  • Jason Marnocha as Knuckleduster
  • Macy Anne Johnson as Pop Step
  • Joshua Waters as Kugizaki
  • Justin Briner as Izuku “Deku” Midoriya
  • Christopher R. Sabat as All Might
  • Dave Trosko as Present Mic
  • Christopher Wehkamp as Aizawa
  • Aaron Campbell as No. 6
  • Kamen Casey as Tokage
  • Mike Smith as Tochi
  • Dakota Farnsworth as Kugutsu

Starting on the same day as its Japanese counterpart’s debut, the first episode of “My Hero Academia: Vigilantes” promises an exciting future for English-speaking viewers. As part of the Spring 2025 anime lineup, it will continue to air, though the total number of episodes has not been confirmed yet. The show is based on the original manga series and is expected to delve into Koichi’s illicit hero activities, but the extent remains to be seen.

In a tantalizing sneak peek at “My Hero Academia: Vigilantes”, we’re introduced to Koichi Haimawari, an ordinary college student with dreams of heroism. Despite 80% of the world having superpowers known as Quirks, only a select few are chosen to become heroes and safeguard humanity. However, Koichi’s fate takes a dramatic turn when he and Pop☆Step are rescued by the vigilante Knuckleduster, leading to their recruitment as vigilantes themselves!

What to Know for My Hero Academia: Vigilantes

Under the direction of Kenichi Suzuki from Bones Film, Yosuke Kuroda continues his role as scriptwriter for the spin-off anime titled “My Hero Academia: Vigilantes”. This series is now available for streaming, airing simultaneously with its Japanese broadcast through Spring 2025 on Crunchyroll. Additionally, Takahiko Yoshida takes charge of character designs, while Yuki Hayashi, Shogo Yamashiro, and Yuki Furuhashi collaborate on the music composition. With this talented team returning, you can rest assured that this new series is in great hands.

In essence, the spin-off show, titled “My Hero Academia: Vigilantes“, provides more detailed insight into aspects of the hero world hinted at in the main series. For fans eager to grasp the entire scope of this universe, it’s essential to watch this side story. As the original My Hero Academia TV anime concludes later this October, we have a packed year ahead!

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2025-04-07 19:41