Ian Sinclair in the cast is a great pull because he's a veteran dub voice with iconic roles, and seeing him on the supporting cast as Masaru adds real weight to this English production. The quick dub turnaround also keeps momentum since getting the English dub out while the sub is still fresh in viewers' minds helps the series build a unified fanbase across both audiences. Keiichiro Ochi on series composition is perfect for this genre too because his work on The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten showed he knows exactly how to pace a slow-burn romantic comedy. And Akito Matsuda on music is a fantastic touch since his Sound! Euphonium score was full of emotional warmth, and bringing that sensibility to a flirty rom-com should give the series a really grounded feel.
Whoever flusters first, loses. The English dub of I Want to End This Love Game begins streaming on Crunchyroll with the first episode on Tuesday, April 28, thanks to the cast and crew below.
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English Dub Cast
Yukiya voiced by Nicholas Markgraf
Miku voiced by Giovannie Cruz
Yukiya (Young) voiced by Rachel Glass
Miku (Young) voiced by Nia Celeste
Hinako voiced by Sara Ragsdale
Masaru voiced by Ian Sinclair
Wakana voiced by Rebecca Danae
Additional Voices by Meggie-Elise, Taylor Murphy
English Dub Crew
Studio: Crunchyroll
Studio Producers: Justin Cook, Michael Harcourt, Nathanael Harrison
Producer: Zach Bolton
Adaptation Supervisor: Macy Anne Johnson
Adaptation: Domonique French
Adaptation Prep: Marilyn M. Reyes
Voice Director: Manuel Angel Aragon
Talent Coordination: Tara A. Williams, Brittni Hurley
Engineering Managers: Gino Palencia, Brandon Peters
Engineer: Victor Acosta
Mixer: Neal Malley
Japanese Production Staff
Director: Azuma Tani (Thermae Romae)
Series Composition: Keiichiro Ochi (The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten)
Character Designs: Yuki Fukuchi (Saving 80,000 Gold in Another World for My Retirement)
Music: Akito Matsuda (Sound! Euphonium)
Studio: FelixFilm
About the Series
Studio Echo describes the story.
Premiere Information
The English dub of I Want to End This Love Game begins streaming on Crunchyroll on Tuesday, April 28.
How are you feeling about the English cast pickup for I Want to End This Love Game? Is Ian Sinclair as Masaru the casting choice that's selling you on the dub, or are you tuning in on April 28 just to hear how the flirty back-and-forth between Yukiya and Miku plays in English? Let us know in the comments.
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