Experience Bryce Papenbrook in DanDan Dan Season 2 English Dub Release

Excitement Surrounds the New English Cast of “DAN DA DAN” Season 2

Fans of anime received thrilling news during the dub panel for “DAN DA DAN” Season 2 at Anime NYC. The renowned entertainment company GKIDS unveiled that Bryce Papenbrook will lend his voice to the character Kinta Sakata in the English version of the anime. To give viewers a taste of the action, GKIDS has released a trailer showcasing the character.

In the original Japanese version, Daichi Fujiwara delivers the voice for Kinta Sakata.

“DAN DA DAN” Season 2 premiere aired on July 3 and is scheduled to air on MBS and TBS within the “Super Animeism Turbo” programming block. The series will be streamed simultaneously on Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Hulu, ensuring viewers worldwide can keep up with the latest episodes as they air.

Veteran directors Fugä Yamashiro and Abel Gôngora have helmed the new season, returning from their roles as storyboarder and unit director in Season 1. The returning cast includes Mutsumi Tamura, who voices Evil Eye.

Aina The End performs the captivating opening theme song, “Kakumei Dôchû” (On the Way). The ending theme, “Dômegashitèru” (Something’s Wrong with Them), is an original track by WurtS.

The theatrical premieres of the first three episodes, collectively titled “DAN DA DAN: EVIL EYE,” began screenings in North America on June 6. The film’s impressive opening weekend, screened in 1,085 theaters, grossed an estimated US$3,096,000. The debut also extended globally with screenings in Asia outside of Japan on May 30 and in Europe on June 7.

The first season of “DAN DA DAN premiered in Japan in October 2024 across TBS and MBS’s Super Animeism TURBO program. The anime streamed globally through Netflix, Crunchyroll, and Hulu. This season encompassed 12 dynamic episodes.

This high-stakes supernatural series revolves around Momo, a high school student from a lineage of spirit mediums, and Okarun, an occult enthusiast. After Momo intervenes to rescue Okarun from bullies, they begin a lively exchange but quickly clash over their differing beliefs: Momo’s conviction in ghosts and denial of extraterrestrial existence, contrasted by Okarun’s belief in aliens and dismissal of ghosts.

Determined to prove their beliefs to each other, Momo ventures into a UFO-reported abandoned hospital, while Okarun braves a haunted tunnel. What ensues are mind-bending supernatural encounters that neither were prepared for. Through these trials, Momo unveils hidden powers, and Okarun unlocks the might of a curse. Their tales of adolescence and occult battles weave together to create a captivating and unique narrative.

Yukinobu Tatsu serialized the manga on Shueisha’s Shonen Jump+ service. Viz Media and Shueisha’s MANGA Plus service both released the manga in English digitally.

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