English-speaking fans do not have to wait for the return of Desir. The English dub of A Returner’s Magic Should Be Special Season 2 begins streaming on Crunchyroll on Wednesday, October 7, alongside the Japanese version.
Austin Tindle voices Desir, and Anastasia Muñoz plays Azest. Sarah Roach is Romantica, Macy Anne Johnson plays Pram, and John Archer II voices Wilhelm. William Ofoegbu takes on Hawk, Corey Pettit voices Priscilla, and Jamie Lee plays the Mysterious Girl. Rebecca Chiara Marano is Lirika, Jim Foronda voices Zod, Aiden Call plays Emil, and Ben Bryant is Jeffran.
Additional voices come from Jordan Kendrick, Kirsty Johnson, Nick Huber, Braden D Chavers, Nic Hamill, Tyler Viator, and Stephen E. Moellering.
The Dub Production Crew
Crunchyroll produces the dub in-house. Justin Cook, Michael Harcourt, and Nathanael Harrison serve as studio producers, while Samantha Herek is the producer. Jeremy Inman is voice director, assisted by Michael Stimac.
On the writing side, Jarrod Greene supervises the adaptation, with Chris Cason adapting and Michael Nicholson handling prep. Tara A. Williams and Brittni Hurley coordinate talent. Gino Palencia and Brandon Peters manage the engineers, Seth Aulds is engineer, Darius Blackmon assists, and Neal Malley mixes.
Who Is Behind A Returner’s Magic Should Be Special
The new season comes from studio Arvo Animation. Taishi Kawaguchi returns as director, Takamitsu Kono handles series composition, Hiromi Kato designs the characters, and Kenta Higashioji composes the music.
For anyone new to the series, the setup is bleak. Humanity has been nearly wiped out by the powerful Shadow Worlds, and six heroes fought to save the planet and lost. Desir, one of the last surviving mages, is then thrown back 13 years in time. Armed with knowledge of the terrible future, he gets a chance to rewrite history.
With the dub landing on the same day as the original, viewers can choose whichever language they prefer from the very first episode of the new season.
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