Would you do whatever it takes to protect your family, even if it upends life as you know it? Tetsuo is faced with such a challenge and more in My Home Hero, the latest Spring 2023 English dub coming to Crunchyroll starting on Sunday, April 16.
Here are the main cast and crew for Episode 1:
Cast
- Tetsuo voiced by Aaron Roberts (Benimaru in Fire Force)
- Kasen voiced by Morgan Lauré (Rei Todoroki in My Hero Academia)
- Reika voiced by Kelly Greenshield (Kiyosumi in Call of the Night)
- Kyoichi voiced by Nazeeh Tarsha (Kei in The Yakuza’s Guide to Babysitting)
- Kubo voiced by Jarrod Greene (Arai in Chainsaw Man)
- Nobuto voiced by Jordan Dash Cruz (Shaun in SHADOWS HOUSE)
- Yoshiatsu voiced by Eric Vale (Sanji in One Piece)
- Additional Voices: Joe Cucinotti, Rex Underwood, Matthew Elkins, Michael Stimac, Van Barr Jr., Kirsty Johnson, Chris Guerrero
Crew
- ADR Director: Jeremy Inman
- Assistant ADR Director: Sara Ragsdale
- ADR Engineer: Noah Whitehead
- ADR Script Writer: Clayton Browning
- ADR Mix Engineer: Matt Grounds
Key Visual
Trailer
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Based on the manga by Naoki Yamakawa and Masashi Asaki, My Home Hero is directed by Takashi Kamei (JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind episode director) at studio Tezuka Productions, with series composition by Kohei Kiyasu (Run with the Wind), character designs by Masatsune Noguchi (MEGALOBOX 2: NOMAD animation director) and music by Kenji Kawai (Mob Psycho 100).
If you’re a fan of crime drama anime, don’t miss the first episode of the English dub when it drops on Sunday, April 16, right here on Crunchyroll!
After killing his daughter’s abusive yakuza boyfriend to save her, ordinary salaryman Tetsuo Tosu becomes embroiled in the dark criminal underworld. The wish for a simple life he and his wife Kasen had for their daughter has been reduced to a wish for survival. Though middle-aged and weak, he’ll put his life on the line using only his wits in order to protect his family.
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