The English dub of the anime series Kiss Him, Not Me has been announced by Funimation Entertainment. The anime will be available on Funimation streaming services on March 21. The Japanese version premiered on Thursday, and is available on Crunchyroll in Japan. This article will discuss the show's English dub and the dub cast. The dub is strong and makes for an entertaining viewing experience. This article will also discuss the strong dub and cast for the anime.

Anime series Kiss Him, Not Me

Anime series Kiss Him, Not Me, also known as Watashi ga Motete Dousunda, is a Japanese reverse harem romantic comedy. The show is based on the manga series of the same name by Junko. Brain's Base animated the first episode. The series ran for twelve episodes. It was released in Japan on October 7, 2016.

The manga series is also popular in Japan. It was a huge hit, winning a Kodansha Manga Award for best shoujo manga. Since its release in January 2020, the manga has sold over 3 million physical copies in Japan. As of this writing, it has not been renewed for another season. However, it is possible that Kiss Him, Not Me will return someday. However, this is unlikely to happen for quite some time.

As far as its cultural context, the rom-com is not unique to Japan. It has many similarities to a classic American television sitcom, but it is also a parody of a popular manga series. Unlike the American drama Glee, Kiss Him, Not Me depicts the rom-com experience of fujoshi and their sexuality as a whole. The series features characters who are both self-conscious and prone to opprobrium.

Another feature of the anime is its lighthearted nature and sweet plot. While Kae is learning to accept her obsessive nature, she also gets to know the other suitors. She also works at an amusement park and eats hallucogenic mushrooms. The two have a treasure hunt, but the show is not without its share of danger. For fans of anime, the first season is worth watching.

In the manga, Kae Serinuma, a female otaku who reads yaoi, conceives and imagines romantic relationships with men. To solve the problem of her sexuality, she locks herself in her room for a week and begins to lose weight. She soon catches the attention of four boys at school and begins to lose weight. The result of this obsession is a series of bizarre events, which ultimately lead to her acceptance by the male males.

Anime fangirls are not the only ones with feelings for the males in their classes. Kae is an otaku, so she has no problem fantasizing about the male classmates. She also loves anime and manga, which is why she is often overweight. The eponymous manga book is based on this anime. It is available for streaming on Crunchyroll. And for those who like to watch anime, you might want to check out Kiss Him, Not Me.

English dub cast

The English dub of Kiss Him, Not Me premieres on Funimation on November 8th at 9:00 PM ET. The anime series was originally a manga by Junko Ishiguro. It originally aired in Japan from October 6 to December 22, and was licensed for international release by FUNimation Entertainment. To watch the series in English, visit Funimation's website. The full cast is listed below.

Yu Yu Hakusho's strong dub

The strong dub of Yuyu Hakusho has made it easier for English-speaking fans to enjoy the manga series. This version features an original score and a new voice cast, and has changed several character names. The dub also adds some minor plot details that have been present in the manga. The ending is especially dramatic, with a memorable twist that leaves fans wanting more. Yusuke's character has an interesting backstory, which changes the ending of the manga series.

The strong dub of YuYu Hakusho is one of the main reasons why the anime has been a huge success. While the original Japanese voice cast was limited, the English cast allows more viewers to enjoy the show. The manga also contains some very catchy songs and a strong dub. The opening song is addictive and catches viewers' attention, which is helpful if you're looking for a good dub.

The dub focuses on the main character, Yusuke Urameshi. As a teenager, Yusuke was the toughest member of the middle school, rivaling Kazuma Kuwabara. He has the stereotypical bad kid personality. He picks fights with other kids at school and has a terrible attendance record. It's easy to see how a dub would make Yusuke feel more comfortable.

One of the best features of the dub is the sexy women in the cast. It's very rare to find a female voice acting as a male in a dub, and the actors are all very good. In addition, the dub is a very strong and smooth voice. The voice acting is strong, and the dub is a great way to bring the characters to life.

Kurama is an intelligent character with the ability to spot weaknesses and spot vulnerable targets. He is also able to harness demon energy to summon plants. He can do this with his signature weapon, the Rose Whip. The Rose Whip can store plant seeds, which deal a massive amount of damage and kill opponents. In addition to Mukuro, the series also features two other major characters: Sensui and Toguro.

Another strong feature of the Yuyu Hakusho dub is its centralization of an elderly woman. As a matter of fact, the anime isn't the only one to feature elderly female characters. Many anime series, including this one, have aged women in their cast, and they're an important part of the plot. While this is not the case, the strong dub adds to this strength.