Crunchyroll has announced that the English dub for Hana-Kimi Season 2 will premiere on July 15 for the season’s first two episodes. The English dub cast and crew for Hana-Kimi Season 2 was also revealed.
Hana-Kimi Season 2 English Dub Episode 1-2 Cast
- Mizuki voiced by Katelyn Barr
- Sano voiced by Wyatt Baker
- Nakatsu voiced by Dallas Reid
- Umeda voiced by Reagan Murdock
- Kinuko voiced by Kirsty Johnson
- Nakao voiced by Justin Briner
- Noe voiced by Ben Stegmair
- Sekime voiced by Tom Henry
- Komari voiced by Hannah Alyea
- Kujo voiced by Aaron Dismuke
- Kayashima voiced by Ethan Connor Marshall
- Additional Voices by Jonathan Lim, Nasim Benelkour, Charles Nguyen, Alex Hom, Charles Nguyen, Sean Letourneau, Bradley Gareth, Brian Vigen, Travis Zufelt, Jack Broadbent
Hana-Kimi Season 2 English Dub Episode 1-2 Crew
- Studio: Crunchyroll
- Studio Producers: Justin Cook, Michael Harcourt, Nathanael Harrison
- Producer: Susie Nixon
- Adaptation Supervisor: Macy Anne Johnson
- Adaptation: Heather Walker
- Adaptation Prep: Stevie Rae Krieger
- Voice Director: Jad Saxton
- Assistant Voice Directors: Hayden Daviau, Ben Stegmair
- Talent Coordination: Tara A. Williams, Brittni Hurley
- Engineering Managers: Gino Palencia, Brandon Peters
- Assistant Engineers: Katie Saltkill, Lyndon Douglas
- Mixer: Andrew Tipps
New Hana-Kimi Season 2 episodes release on Wednesdays at 9:00 a.m. PT / 12:00 p.m. ET on Crunchyroll.
Omoinotake performs the opening theme song “Flashbulb” and ending theme song “Hanataba (Bouquet).”
The Japanese cast of the Hana-Kimi anime includes:
- Aya Yamane as Mizuki Ashiya
- Taku Yashiro as Izumi Sano
- Kikunosuke Toya as Shuichi Nakatsu
- Yūichirō Umehara as Minami Nanba
- Jun Fukuyama as Hokuto Umeda
- Reiji Kawashima as Senri Nakao
- Kōki Uchiyama as Daiki Kayashima
- Wataru Komada as Kyogo Sekime
- Anan Furuya as Shinji Noe
- Kōtarō Nishiyama as Wataru Nihonbashi
- Yūko Natsuyoshi as Julia M. (Maxwell)
- Satoshi Hino as Makoto Kagurazaka
Hisaya Nakajo published the Hana-Kimi manga in Hakusensha’s Hana to Yume magazine from 1996 to 2004. A total of 23 volumes were released in Japan, with VIZ Media releasing the English edition of the manga. Nakajo passed away at the age of 50 in October 2023, and her legacy continues with the new anime series.
Viz Media describes the series as follows:
Japanese-American track-and-field star Mizuki has gotten herself to transfer to a high school in Japan…but not just any school! To be close to her idol, high jumper Izumi Sano, she’s going to an all-guys’ high school…and disguising herself as a boy! But as fate would have it, they’re more than classmates…they’re roommates! Now, Mizuki must keep her secret in the classroom, the locker room, and her own bedroom. And her classmates–and the school nurse–must cope with a new transfer student who may make them question their own orientation…
