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TRIGUN STARGAZE: English Voice Cast Reflects on the Final Chapter of a Legendary Sci-Fi Western

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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.

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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.

With its English dub finale set to premiere April 11, fans won’t have to wait much longer to see how this journey ends.

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Studio TRIGGER’s first film, PROMARE in theaters | English Cast Announced | GKIDS Films

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PROMARE marks the very first feature film from Studio TRIGGER, founded by former studio Gainax animator and director Hiroyuki Imaishi. Imaishi credits include the award-winning TV series GURREN LAGANN and critically acclaimed KILL la KILL.

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GKIDS and Fathom Events bring PROMARE to U.S. theaters nationwide for special event screenings on September 17th and 19th, followed by a theatrical release in New York and Los Angeles on September 20, 2019. For more information and to purchase movie tickets, visit their PROMARE’s ticket website here.

GKIDS has announced the English voice cast for PROMARE. The film will feature the voices of Billy Kametz (NEON GENESIS Series), Johnny Yong Bosch (BLEACH, AKIRA, MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGERS), Crispin Freeman (MIRAI), and Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld (POKEMON, YU-GI-OH!), among others.

English Voice Cast

Billy Kametz – Galo Thymos
Johnny Yong Bosch – Lio Fotia
Crispin Freeman – Kray Foresight
Alyson Leigh Rosenfeld — Aina Ardebit
Neil Kaplan — Vulcan Haestus
Erica Lindbeck  — Heris Ardebit
Kari Wahlgren  — Lucia Fex     
Steve Blum  — Ignis Ex
Mike Pollock  — Deus Prometh
John Bentley  — Varys Truss    
Billy Bob Thompson — Remi Puguna   
Matt Mercer — Gueira  
Yuri Lowenthal  –Meis
Melissa Fahn  — Biar Colossus

PROMARE Synopsis is as follows:

Thirty years has passed since the appearance of Burnish, a race of flame-wielding mutant beings, who destroyed half of the world with fire. When a new group of aggressive mutants calling themselves “Mad Burnish” appears, the epic battle between Galo Thymos, a new member of the anti-Burnish rescue team “Burning Rescue,” and Lio Fotia, the leader of “Mad Burnish” begins. PROMARE uses a bold cel-shaded visual style to tell a blistering action-adventure story and is the spiritual successor to many of director Hiroyuki Imaishi’s former works.