Crunchyroll announced English dub casts and premiere dates for four anime titles launching this week on the platform.

Starting Thursday, the supernatural comedy Kaiju Girl Caramelise arrives with its English dub, starring Nia Celeste as protagonist Kuroe and Jacob Hopkins as love interest Arata. The series follows a high school girl who transforms into a kaiju, and the dub is directed by Caitlin Glass with adaptation by Domonique French and Ben Phillips.

Also premiering Thursday is The Exiled Heavy Knight Knows How to Game the System, an isekai fantasy adapted from Nekoko's light novel series. The dub features Van Barr Jr. as Elymas and Kiane Chula King as Ruche, with Lee George directing the English version. The cast also includes Katie Caruso, Ivan Jasso, and Jackoby Clinton among others.

Bungo Stray Dogs Wan! 2, the comedic spinoff of the popular Bungo Stray Dogs franchise, debuts its English dub on Thursday as well. The second season features a returning English cast led by Kaiji Tang as Osamu Dazai, Max Mittelman as Atsushi Nakajima, and Nicolas Roye as Chuuya Nakahara. Other returning voice actors include Brian Beacock, Cherami Leigh, David Vincent, and Jamieson Price, among others. VERVE Worldwide handled the dub production with Jamie Simone as studio producer.

The fourth title, Hana-Kimi season 2, also gets an English dub this week, though specific cast details weren't included in the announcement.

These releases reflect Crunchyroll's continued commitment to dubbing anime across multiple genres—from action-comedy to fantasy to slice-of-life romance. The platform has been steadily expanding its English dub catalog, making series more accessible to audiences who prefer dubbed content. All four titles are available on Crunchyroll with their new English audio tracks beginning this week.