“Show By Rock!! Stars!!” Anime Series English Dub Release Date Out
Published on February 24, 2022
English dub fans are in luck! Funimation has announced that it will begin streaming all 12 English dubbed episodes of the anime series, Show By Rock!! Stars!!, soon. The series premiered on Tokyo MX in January 2021. The series is slated to feature existing bands in the franchise, with the cast members reprising their roles for the new anime.
According to the latest reports, the English dub version of the series will be directed by Megan Shipman of Sound Cadence Studios. In addition, Lindsay Roberts will serve as the lead engineer while Natalie Van Sistine is writing the script.
Show By Rock!! Stars!! English Dub Release Date, Cast, and More
The first season of the "Show By Rock!!" television series premiered in April 2015. The series follows a girl named Cyan who warps into a world filled with music and joins the rock group Plasmagica to battle against evil. A series of spinoff shorts, "Show By Rock!! Short!!" debuted in July 2016. The franchise has also inspired several musicals. The English dubbed episodes for the "Show By Rock!! Stars!!" anime series will release on Thursday, February 24, 2022.
Fans can check out the English dubbed episodes for the series on Funimation.
Anime News Network describes Show By Rock!! Stars!! as:
"All the top bands like Plasmagica, SHINGANCRIMSONZ, Mashumairesh, and more are back in Midi City for an epic encore. But it's not all fun and games. This all-star battle of the bands is set to feature their cutest—*ahem*—toughest competition yet."
The English Dub cast for the series includes:
- Macy Anne Johnson as Howan
- Giovannie Cruz as Himeko
- Emi Lo as Delmin
- Lindsay Sheppard as Ruhuyu
- Chris Sykes as Hachin
- Aaron Dismuke as Joe
- Jarrod Greene as Sojun
- Stephen Fu as Yasu
- Bryn Apprill as Cyan
- Alexis Tipton as Chuchu
- Caitlin Glass as Retoree
- Monica Rial as Moa
- Ben Phillips as Master
- Sonny Strait as Maple
- Rachel Robinson as Angelica
- Frank Todaro as Ziipe
- Chris Rager as Dagger
- Christopher Wehkamp as Rikao
- Jim Foronda as Sabakigawa
- Mike McFarland as Crow
- Jerry Jewell as Aion
- Ian Sinclair as Yaiba
- Christopher R. Sabat as Rom
- Mikaela Krantz as Rosia
- Jamie Marchi as Rararin
- Amber Lee Connors as Sumomone
- Suzie Yeung as Uiui
- Natalie Rose as Tsukino
- Apphia Yu as Holmy
- Morgan Berry as Jacklyn
- Dawn M. Bennett as A
- Jad Saxton as Un
- Stephanie Young as Darudayu
- Ernesto Jason Liebrecht as Titan
- J. Michael Tatum as Orion
- Brandon McInnis as Selen
- Marcus D. Stimac as Argon
- David Wald as Yudasu
- Brendan Blaber as MC
- Courtney Shaw as Balt
- Lara Woodhull as Nickel
- Jason Marnocha as Papamin
- Leah Clark as Ailane
- AmaLee (Amanda Lee) as Peipain
- Jeannie Tirado as Hundreko
- Zeno Robinson as Shu☆Zo
- Ricco Fajardo as Kai
- Micah Solusod as Riku
- Risa Mei as Rameka
- Anne Yatco as Shibarin
- Jill Harris as Pokoe
- Kyle Phillips as Hakkun
- Tia Ballard as Kittsun
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