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Gatchaman Crowds Insight's English Dub Cast, Preview Clip Unveiled
posted on by Karen Ressler
Sentai Filmworks announced the English dub cast for Gatchaman Crowds insight on Wednesday, and began streaming a dub clip featuring J.J. Robinson and Tsubasa Misudachi.
The main English cast members are returning from the first season. Kyle Jones is again directing the dub, and Jones and George Manley are co-writing the dub script.
- Jessica Calvello as Hajime Ichinose
- David Wald as Berg Katze
- Chelsea McCurdy as Tsubasa Misudachi
- Bryson Baugus as Young Gelsadra
- Chris Patton as Adult Gelsadra
- Jay Hickman as Millio
- Corey Hartzog as Sugane Tachibana
- Shannon Emerick as Rui Ninomiya
- David Matranga as Prime Minister Sugayama
- Ty Mahany as Joe Hibiki
- Patrick Poole as Rizumu Suzuki
- Carli Mosier as Utsu-tsu
- Jenni Strader as President X
- Clint Bickham as O.D.
- Luci Christian as PAI-MAN
- Leraldo Anzaldua as J.J. Robinson
- James Belcher as Yuru Misudachi
- Tiffany Grant as Kuus
Additional cast members include: Stephanie Wittels, Kregg Dailey, John Swasey, Juliet Simmons, Emily Neves, Christina Kelly, Melissa Molano, Carl Masterson, Adam Noble, Karlii Hoch, Kira Vincent-Davis, John Gremillion, Meg McDonald, Jack Ivy, Christopher Ayres, Houston Hayes, Katelyn Barr, Benjamin McLaughlin, Melissa Pritchett, Shelley Calene-Black, Blake Shepard, Christina Stroup, Gareth West, and Kelly Manison.
Sentai Filmworks will release the series on DVD and Blu-ray Disc on November 22.
Sentai Filmworks describes the story:
Picking up where the hit Gatchaman Crowds left off, Gatchaman Crowds insight flips the premise of its predecessor to explore the more dangerous side of the same technology. After all, arch villain Berg Katze wasn't destroyed, so much as he was absorbed, and if globally connected networks of super beings can be used for great good, they can also be used for the purposes of evil. When the Prime Minister is attacked by a mysterious new organization, suspicions flare as to who is ultimately responsible, and who the public can actually trust.
The anime premiered in Japan on July 5 and Crunchyroll streamed the series as it aired. Sentai Filmworks also licensed the first series, Gatchaman Crowds, and released it on home video with an English dub.
