Singer and composer Andrew Choi made a recent appearance at the Amazing Art Expo in Long Beach, where he met with fans and reflected on his role as the singing voice of Jinu in the Oscar-winning animated film KPop Demon Hunters.
Known for his work across the music industry, Choi’s contribution to KPop Demon Hunters showcases a distinct blend of performance styles, merging K-pop-inspired vocals with character-driven storytelling. During the event, Choi spoke with The Kitsune Network about his approach to shaping Jinu’s musical identity and bringing the character’s performances to life.
Connecting with Fans at Amazing Art Expo
Choi’s appearance at the Amazing Art Expo offered attendees the opportunity to meet him during autograph sessions and live interactions. The event, known for featuring artists, pop culture figures, and live showcases, provided an ideal setting to spotlight a project rooted in both visual and musical creativity.
Throughout the day, Choi engaged with fans, discussing his work and sharing behind-the-scenes insights into KPop Demon Hunters, which continues to resonate with audiences nearly a year after its release.
Interview with Andrew Choi
We sat down with Andrew Choi for a brief but insightful conversation about his experience working on KPop Demon Hunters, including his approach to Jinu’s vocals and the lasting impact of the film.
Looking Ahead
Nearly a year after its release, KPop Demon Hunters continues to maintain a strong cultural presence, bolstered by its two Oscar wins and a widely publicized collaboration with McDonald’s. At the center of its musical identity, Andrew Choi’s performance as Jinu remains a standout, helping define the film’s unique sound. By blending idol culture with action-driven storytelling, the project has continued to resonate with both anime audiences and K-pop fans, extending its impact well beyond its initial debut.
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As Trigun Stargaze prepares to bring the long-running sci-fi western saga to its English dub conclusion, the English voice cast is reflecting on the emotional weight, character growth, and legacy behind the final installment.
During a recent press junket at Sassafras Saloon, a Los Angeles old western themed bar, voice actors Johnny Yong Bosch (Vash the Stampede), Sarah Roach (Meryl Stryfe), David Matranga (Nicholas D. Wolfwood), and Alexis Tipton (Milly Thompson) shared insights into their performances and what fans can expect as the story reaches its climax.
Serving as the final chapter in Studio Orange’s modern Trigun adaptation, Stargaze builds upon the themes of survival, morality, and humanity that have defined the series, while pushing its characters toward deeply personal and often painful resolutions.
Closing the Curtain on TRIGUN
As the final installment, Stargaze carries the responsibility of concluding a story that has resonated with fans for decades.
For the cast, being part of that conclusion is both meaningful and bittersweet. The journey of these characters—particularly Vash—has been defined by enduring questions about peace, sacrifice, and what it means to remain compassionate in an unforgiving world.
With the finale approaching, the actors expressed hope that audiences will walk away with a renewed appreciation for the story’s message and the emotional journeys that brought it to its end.
Watch Our Full Interview with the TRIGUN STARGAZE Cast
To hear directly from the English voice cast, check out our full interview where we dive deeper into character motivations, and reflections on the series finale.
From Vash’s internal struggles to the evolving dynamics between Meryl, Wolfwood, and Milly, the conversation offers fans a closer look at the performances shaping Trigun Stargaze’s final chapter.
Final Thoughts
As Trigun Stargaze brings this chapter of the franchise to a close, it stands as a culmination of everything that has defined the series—philosophical depth, emotional storytelling, and unforgettable characters.
Vtuber, Krystal Vee speaks with voice actors from three major anime series about their characters, performances, and the stories ahead.
As anime continues to expand its global audience, the voices behind its characters remain central to bringing these stories to life. From introspective fantasy journeys to high-stakes supernatural battles, voice actors help shape the emotional depth that resonates with fans worldwide.
In a series of VA (voice actor) interviews, The Kitsune Network’s VTuber host, Krystal Vee, spoke with voice actors from three highly anticipated anime titles: Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End Season 2, JUJUTSU KAISEN Season 3, and Sentenced to Be a Hero.
Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End Season 2
Voice Talent: Mallorie Rodak, Jill Harris, and Jordan Dash Cruz
Few modern fantasy anime have resonated with audiences as strongly as Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End. Known for its reflective storytelling and emotional themes, the series explores life after the traditional “hero’s journey.”
Together, the cast reflected on how the bond between Frieren, Fern, and Stark continues to shape the heart of the series as the story moves forward.
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JUJUTSU KAISEN Season 3
Voice Talent: Adam McArthur and Kayleigh McKee
With its intense action and complex characters, JUJUTSU KAISEN has become one of the defining anime franchises of the modern era. As the series heads into its third season, the stakes for its characters continue to rise. Krystal, spoke with two returning voice actors from the English dub Adam McArthur as Yuji Itadori, and Kayleigh McKee as Yuta Okkotsu.
McArthur reflected on Yuji’s emotional resilience and how the character’s desire to protect others remains central to his journey. McKee discussed portraying Yuta’s quiet strength and the internal struggles that make him one of the series’ most compelling characters.
Both actors also shared insight into the demanding recording process behind the show’s high-energy battles and the excitement of continuing the story for a passionate international fanbase.
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Sentenced to Be a Hero
Voice Talent: Dawn M. Bennett
Among the upcoming fantasy titles generating buzz among anime fans is Sentenced to Be a Hero, a series that blends action with darker themes of redemption and fate.
In a conversation hosted by Krystal Vee, Dawn M. Bennett, who voices Patausche Kivia, discussed the complexity of portraying a character navigating responsibility and redemption within the series’ darker narrative tone. She also shared insight into the voice recording process and how actors collaborate with directors to capture the emotional atmosphere of each scene.
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Bringing Fans Closer to the Voices Behind Anime
At the heart of every unforgettable anime moment is a performance that brings the story to life. Through these conversations, Krystal Vee and The Kitsune Network offer fans an inside look at the voices shaping some of today’s most anticipated anime series.
From the reflective, emotional journey of Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End to the high-stakes supernatural battles of JUJUTSU KAISEN and the darker fantasy world of Sentenced to Be a Hero, each interview explores the passion, creativity, and dedication voice actors bring to their roles.
For anime fans, these discussions provide more than just behind-the-scenes insight—they offer a deeper appreciation for the performances that give these characters their heart, intensity, and humanity. As these stories continue to unfold, audiences can look forward to powerful new moments, evolving characters, and the voices that make modern anime truly unforgettable.
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Love in anime is rarely simple. It can be comedic and chaotic, quiet and uncertain, or fierce enough to survive death itself. Across genres, from romantic school corridors to blood-soaked islands, love remains one of the medium’s most powerful emotional anchors.
In recent interviews I had the opportunity to sit down with the voices behind Hana-Kimi, Hell’s Paradise, and You and I Are Polar Opposites, where we spoke about how love — in all its forms — shapes their characters and connects so deeply with audiences.
Young Love and Self-Discovery in Hana-Kimi
For the cast of Hana-Kimi — Katelyn Barr, Wyatt Baker and Dallas Reid — love is inseparable from identity.
While the series thrives on humor and high-energy moments, the actors emphasized that its emotional weight comes from vulnerability. Beneath disguises, misunderstandings and comedic tension lies a familiar longing: the desire to be accepted for who you truly are.
The cast described building authentic chemistry as essential to portraying first love — that nervous uncertainty, the quiet glances and the emotional risks that define adolescence. In Hana-Kimi, romance is not just about attraction; it is about courage.
Devotion in the Dark: Hell’s Paradise
Love takes a far more dangerous shape in Hell’s Paradise, where Alejandro Sabb voices Gabimaru, an assassin driven by one unwavering motivation: returning to his wife.
Though surrounded by violence and survival trials, Sabb explained that Gabimaru’s emotional core is devotion. Every battle, every moment of restraint, stems from a longing to reunite with the one person who gave his life meaning.
Portraying that restrained affection required subtlety. Sabb spoke about finding softness beneath stoicism — allowing glimpses of vulnerability to surface in a character known as “The Hollow.” In this story, love is redemption. It is hope in the face of death.
Opposites, Attraction and Understanding
In You and I Are Polar Opposites, romance unfolds through small, intimate shifts. Celeste Perez and Brandon Acosta explored how two contrasting personalities learn not just to like one another, but to truly understand each other.
Here, love is not dramatic — it is patient. It is learning to listen. It is recognizing that differences are not barriers, but bridges.
Love Beyond Genre
Though separated by tone — romantic comedy, dark fantasy and introspective romance — all three series center on connection.
Whether it is the thrill of first love, the steadfast devotion that defies death, or the quiet work of understanding another person, these stories remind viewers why romance remains one of anime’s most enduring themes.
For the actors behind these roles, the responsibility goes beyond performance. It is about honoring the emotional truth of love in all its forms.
Valentine’s Day often invites reflection on romance, these anime series reveal something universal: love, whether loud or quiet, comedic or tragic, remains the heartbeat of storytelling.
Each series offers a distinct perspective on love — from youthful romance to unwavering devotion — making them fitting additions to any Valentine’s watchlist.
Special Thanks
We would like to extend our gratitude to Crunchyroll for the opportunity to conduct these interviews and create this feature highlighting the emotional depth behind these performances.
As anime continues to connect audiences worldwide, collaborations like these help bring fans closer to the voices shaping the stories they love.
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Dragon Ball Super is officially returning with a new enhanced edition titled Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, set to premiere in Fall 2026, it was announced Sunday during the “Dragon Ball Genkidamatsuri” event at Makuhari Messe in Japan .
The announcement was made during the live stage presentation “Exclusive Announcements! GENKIDASTAGE Part 2,” marking a major relaunch of the Dragon Ball Super anime. Based on the original work, story and character designs by series creator Akira Toriyama, the project is described as a comprehensive reworking of the original television series .
According to producers, Dragon Ball Super: Beerus is an “enhanced edition” that features newly added and redrawn animation cuts, fully re-rendered footage and reconstructed story elements. The series will also include newly recorded dialogue, updated musical scoring and enhanced sound effects, with a strong emphasis on increasing the intensity and immersion of its battle sequences .
The reveal took place on stage with Masako Nozawa, the voice of Son Goku; Koichi Yamadera, the voice of Beerus; and Dragon Ball executive producer Akio Iyoku in attendance. The cast and staff shared their reactions with fans following the announcement .
A new launch trailer and key visual were released alongside the announcement. The trailer opens with Beerus, the God of Destruction, awakening from a long slumber before setting his sights on Earth. Goku and his allies, including Vegeta and Whis, are shown preparing for a universe-shaking confrontation that threatens the balance of cosmic order .
The key visual depicts Beerus and Goku against the backdrop of Earth and outer space, underscoring the scale and stakes of the conflict. Both the trailer and visual are now available through official Dragon Ball platforms .
First serialized in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump in 1984, Dragon Ball has grown into one of the most influential franchises in anime and manga history, expanding into television animation, feature films, video games and merchandise worldwide. Dragon Ball Super originally aired from 2015 to 2018, with the franchise continuing through theatrical releases such as Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero and the debut of Dragon Ball DAIMA in 2024 .
The launch of Dragon Ball Super: Beerus positions the series as a centerpiece of Dragon Ball’songoing 40th anniversary celebrations, signaling a renewed focus on revisiting and refining key moments from the franchise’s modern era.
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DMM.com LLC has officially announced that acclaimed voice actor Shunsuke Takeuchi will portray the adult version of the infamous hitman Jūzō Ōgami in the upcoming anime adaptation of KILL BLUE. Set for release in 2026, the series adapts Tadatoshi Fujimaki’s (Kuroko’s Basketball, ROBOT × LASERBEAM) hit manga and promises a thrilling blend of high-stakes action and coming-of-age drama.
Shunsuke Takeuchi
Speaking about his role, Takeuchi expressed both excitement and humor about bringing the character to life:
“Jūzō has the mind of an adult but the body of a child, so at first I thought I might need to do some detective work—but it seems that’s not the case! What a relief! I’ve often been told I seem a bit older than my age, so I feel a certain kinship with this character. All of the characters in KILL BLUE are incredibly expressive, and I’m excited to pop in from time to time and watch over their energetic interactions. Please look forward to KILL BLUE! ”
– via press release
Takeuchi’s impressive portfolio includes standout roles such as Producer in The Idolmaster Cinderella Girls, Alexander Yamato in King of Prism, Jūza Hyōdo in A3!, and Revolver in Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS. Known for his commanding voice and nuanced performances, he’s expected to bring both gravitas and emotional depth to Ōgami’s complex duality as a hardened assassin turned teenager.
A legendary assassin at 39. Starting over… as a middle schooler.
Jūzō Ōgami, a notorious hitman with a flawless record, collapses after being stung by a mysterious wasp. When he awakens, the once-feared 39-year-old finds himself in the body of a 13-year-old boy. Ordered by his boss to infiltrate a middle school, Jūzō must now balance an unexpected student life with the deadly world he thought he left behind. As new enemies emerge, the question remains — can Jūzō reclaim his original body, or will his second chance at life be cut short?
Nyaight of the Living Cat takes the apocalypse in a cuter—but no less terrifying—direction. Based on the manga by Hawkman and Mecha-Roots, the 2025 anime follows survivors in a world where touching a cat transforms humans into cute, cuddly felines.
Produced by OLM with legendary filmmaker Takashi Miike serving as chief director, the series blends horror and comedy with tongue-in-cheek style. It premiered in Japan on July 7, 2025, and began streaming worldwide on Crunchyroll the same week.
English Dub Cast
Crunchyroll’s English dub debuted July 19, 2025, as part of its Summer SimulDub lineup, featuring:
Jason Douglas as Kunagi (Dragon Ball Super, Chainsaw Man)
Maria Delilah as Kaoru (WIND BREAKER Season 2)
Lew Temple as Tanishi (The Walking Dead)
Sara Ragsdale as Tanishi (Cat)
Ben Bryant as Gaku
Paul T. Taylor as the Narrator
The ensemble is rounded out by Aaron Campbell, Aaron Roberts, Brian Mathis, Madeleine Norton, Barry Yandell, and more—voicing survivors and cats alike.
Interview at the CatCafe Lounge
We sat down with Jason Douglas, Maria Delilah, and Lew Temple at Los Angeles’ CatCafe Lounge to talk about stepping into this hilarious-yet-harrowing world. Their insights on balancing horror and humor bring fresh perspective to this one-of-a-kind series.
With a stellar English cast and a premise equal parts adorable and horrifying, Nyaight of the Living Cat is a must-watch this summer. Catch new episodes every Sunday on Crunchyroll.
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The teaser visual for the new series introduces two new angel brothers, sent from heaven to Daten City. These characters, Polyester (voiced by Junya Enoki) and Polyurethane (voiced by Yuto Uemura), will add a unique dynamic to the story.
I’m ecstatic to be able to take part in this off-the-walls series of refined taste! Since the audition, I was directed to “be cuter!”, so placing my complete trust in Enoki-san as the role of my older brother, I tried my best to portray the cuteness of a new angel during the recordings. I have so many things to learn from my seniors that there’s no time to be embarrassed by the vulgar language. I’m having lots of fun voicing Polyurethane! Thank you for all your support!
I’m a fan of Director Imaishi, so I’m very happy to be able to participate in PANTY & STOCKING’s new series! The story is, as usual, something I’m worried about whether it can actually be aired, but it’s really interesting! To order to see the smiles of all the PANTY & STOCKING fans and Director Imaishi, I’ll give it my all!
– Via Press Release
Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt will return with its signature blend of hyper-crazy battle action and human comedy drama, following the misadventures of the fallen angel sisters, Panty and Stocking. Set in Daten City, a realm between heaven and hell, the show will continue to explore the sisters’ struggle to purify the world from sinister spirits known as “Ghosts.”
The cast for the new series includes:
Panty: Arisa Ogasawara
Stocking: Mariya Ise
Garterbelt: Koji Ishii
Polyester: Junya Enoki
Polyurethane: Yuto Uemura
And more…
Directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi, Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt will feature the return of co-directors Hiromi Wakabayashi and Akira Furukawa, with music by Taku Takahashi, TeddyLoid, and more. Animation production is handled by TRIGGER, known for its unique style and boundary-pushing creativity.
STORY
The bitch angel sisters stir up a hyper-crazy battle action human comedy drama!
In Daten City, a realm between heaven and hell, sinister spirits known as “Ghosts” prowl the streets, feeding on human desires and resentment. Yet, in the darkest moments, two figures emerge to obliterate these vengeful beings with a divine light beyond human understanding. Their names? Panty & Stocking!
These fallen angel sisters have been tasked with purging the darkness engulfing the earth. But who are they, really? Are they truly messengers of God… or agents of the Devil?
Staff:
Created by: GEEKFLEET Director: Hiroyuki Imaishi Co-Directors: Hiromi Wakabayashi / Akira Furukawa Series composition: Hiroyuki Imaishi / Hiromi Wakabayashi Original character designer: Atushi Nishigori Character designer: Shigeto Koyama / SUSHiO / Masaru Sakamoto Art director: Shigeto Koyama Special specialist: Yoh Yoshinari Concept planner: Hiromi Wakabayashi Title logo design: Ai Nonaka Color coordinator: Yukiko Kakita Background Director: Masanobu Nomura Editor: Junichi Uematsu Composite Director: Katsunori Shiradou Recoeding director: Hiroki Urakari Music producer: ☆Taku Takahashi In-between supervisor: Nahoko Kosugi Animation producer: Naoko Tsutsumi Animation studio: TRIGGER
Music: ☆Taku Takahashi / TeddyLoid / m-flo / TAKU INOUE / 80KIDZ / KM / TAAR / MONJOE / Yackle / Mitsunori Ikeda / Junji Chiba / and more
Cast:
Panty: Arisa Ogasawara Stocking: Mariya Ise Garterbelt: Koji Ishii Brief: Hiroyuki Yoshino Chuck: Takashi Nakamura Scanty: Yuka Komatsu Kneesocks: Akeno Watanabe Fastener: Yuko Natsuyoshi
Polyester: Junya Enoki Polyurethane: Yuto Uemura
For more updates and to catch the latest teasers, follow the official Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt accounts:
In our latest episode of ANIME Journeys, Episode Seven, we discussed Latino characters in anime in honor of Cinco de Mayo and Mexican Mother’s Day on May 12th. We specifically focused on the main characters from the anime series El Cazador De Brujas, Nadie and Ellis, and Ricardo Martínez from Hajime no Ippo.
Of course, no episode on Latino characters in anime would be complete without mentioning David Martinez from Cyberpunk: Edgerunners. Although David is officially American, his origins from Santo Domingo, Night City, suggest his nationality is Dominican.
While we didn’t delve deeply into David himself, we celebrated Dominican Mother’s Day by interviewing actress Gloria Garayua, who voiced David’s mother, Gloria Martinez.
The character of Gloria Martinez is pivotal in motivating David throughout the series, especially evident in the first and final episodes. In Episode 1, David’s mother expresses her hope to see David reach the top floor of Arasaka Tower, a sentiment that resonates in David’s memories during the series’ conclusion.
Join us as Gloria Garayua and I discuss her experiences with her anime roles and revisit Cyberpunk: Edgerunners. Please note that this episode contains spoilers, so we highly recommend watching the entire Cyberpunk: Edgerunners series before listening.
You can also watch our exclusive video interview with Gloria Garayua, in which she provides further insights into her anime roles, including Quetzalcoatl in Fate/Grand Order—Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia and Maria in the remastered GKids English dub of Tokyo Godfathers.
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After months of anticipation, Spy x Family CODE: White debuts in theaters worldwide! Preceding its release, Crunchyroll hosted a red-carpet event to commemorate the English dub premiere of the series’ first film. On April 11, fans and celebrities gathered at the DGA Theater in Los Angeles to witness the beloved Forger family on the big screen, joined by voice talent: Alex Organ (Loid), Megan Shipman (Anya), Natalie Van Sistine (Yor), Tyler Walker (Bond), Anthony Bowling (Franky), Tyson Rinehart (Luca), Phil Parson (Domitri), and Lindsay Seidel (Nightfall), with additional attendance by actors Dara Reneé, Emery Kelly, Max Ehrich and Zeno Robinson; rapper 24kGoldn; musician Kim Dracula; model, singer, actor and producer Skye Aurelia; and content creators Billy Yue, Jacki Jing, Nicewigg, Neekolul, Izzy Kento, Magdaline Janet and Stella Chu.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – APRIL 11: (L-R) Tyson Rinehart, Anthony Bowling, Tyler Walker, Phil Parsons, Megan Shipman, Alex Organ, Natalie Van Sistine, Cris George, and Lindsay Seidel attend World Premiere Of The English Dub Version Of “SPY x FAMILY CODE: White” at DGA Theater Complex on April 11, 2024 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Craig Barritt/Getty Images for Crunchyroll)
We had the thrilling opportunity to attend and view the film firsthand, and we are eager to share the excitement surrounding it!
Spy x Family CODE: White
When Loid faces a critical directive: his role in Operation Strix is slated for replacement and with it entire Forger family. Determined to maintain his position, he embarks on a mission to assist Anya in winning a cooking competition at her school to win a Stella Star and earn him one step closer to his objective; Donovan Desmond. Under the guise of a family vacation, the Forgers embark on a journey to seek the principal’s favorite dessert. However, their seemingly harmless quest sets off a series of events that threatens to disrupt the delicate balance of peace and ignite a full-blown conflict between the two nations.
The Forgers In Action On The Big Screen
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – APRIL 11: A general view of atmosphere at World Premiere Of The English Dub Version Of “SPY x FAMILY CODE: White” at DGA Theater Complex on April 11, 2024 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Craig Barritt/Getty Images for Crunchyroll)
Spy x Family is a series I enjoy a lot with its unique concept, storytelling, and loveable characters. Watching the film on the big screen in theaters felt different. The animation is what I would expect from the likes of Wit Studio and Cloverworks; clean and detailed. Its production showcases the high-quality animation that WitStudios and Cloverworks are known for. Fans can look forward to the film knowing it got the seal of approval by having Tatsuya Endo serve as the production supervisor, ensuring the film stayed true to the Spy x Family series.
The action scenes for Loid and especially for Yor’s fighting scenes, were animated with high attention to detail, allowing the audience to enjoy the thrill of the fight. In contrast, there were a lots of heartwarming moments between the Forgers as they enjoyed their little family “vacation”.
While the series balanced action, comedy, and heartfelt moments, the movie felt like it leaned towards the comedic aspect of the Spy x Family series. There wasn’t a time within the movie when the audience was not bursting with laughter. The family’s secrecy about each other’s identity and intentions often led to hilarious misunderstandings between Loid and Yorn. We also can’t forget about the mischievous Anya, who basically launched the film’s storyline through her innocent but troublesome methods.
Family Stays Together
I’ve always been excited to see how the Forgers grow not just as individuals but also as a family with every season. It’s one of the things I enjoy watching in Spy x Family. The movie also focuses on that theme and emphasizes it a lot throughout. It was quite prominent compared to what I saw during the series. Each character played a certain role that led to them being one step closer to learning what a family is.
Loid, who never had a family and created the Forgers specifically for the mission, is still learning what family is and what it means to be one. We could see Loid express his confusion about the meaning of family and why he desires to protect the family even though it’s fake. Yor, who has her little brother, Yuri, became sort of like a guide for Loid, guiding him on what a family means based on her experience. Anya, who wanted a family of her own, kept the family together in her Anya-like way and was the reason that Loid was acting more like a father of the family and learning what it means to be one.
First Time Watching In English Dub
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – APRIL 11: (L-R) Megan Shipman (Anya), Natalie Van Sistine (Yor) and Alex Organ (Loid) | (Photo by Krystal Kitsune/TKN)
This was my first time watching Spy x Family in English, and it was an interesting experience. I am more of a Japanese dub fan and watch most of my anime series in English sub, including Spy x Family. Listening to the English dub cast was different from watching the English sub, perhaps because I can understand the Japanese version and am already used to their voice actors.
Although there were a couple of times when I cringed at some of the lines they said in the English dub, the English voice cast did a fantastic job voicing their characters, very fitting. Being able to understand them even made the whole movie much funnier than I anticipated.
Conclusion
Packed with action, thrills, and comedy, Spy x Family CODE: White is what you would expect to see in a Spy x Family movie. I love seeing how the Forgers grow as a family as they navigate their way on what it means to be one. The movie might have even given us a glimpse or even an idea that we might see in the series in the future. We won’t know this for sure since the series only has two seasons so far. If you’re a manga reader, then you might have already gotten some foresight into how the Forgers act as a family. As for those of us who only watch anime, it will be a while before you get to see some family development in possible future seasons. Until then, the movie is great for anyone who wants to see more of the Forgers and scratch that itch until a new season is announced.
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