Crunchyroll has rolled out the English dub for Tomb Raider King, bringing the Korean-animated webtoon adaptation to English-speaking audiences. The dub went live on July 22, following the series' Japanese broadcast debut earlier in the month.

The English voice cast features Monty Thompson as protagonist Jooheon, Cassie Ewulu as Crow, and Alex Hom as Geonwoo. The supporting cast includes Charles Nguyen, Trey Upton, Hayden Daviau, and others. Lee George directed the voice performances, with Jessica Sluys handling adaptation work.

Tomb Raider King originates from a webtoon created by artist 3B2S and storywriter Yuns, based on SAN.G's web novel series. The story follows Jooheon, a tomb explorer who suddenly travels 15 years into the past after being betrayed and left for dead. Armed with knowledge of future events, he sets out to become the Tomb Raider King—leveraging his understanding of relics that will eventually grant supernatural abilities to their owners.

The anime adaptation comes from STUDIO EEK, with Seung Wook Woo directing. Character designer Hyun-Jung Lee also serves as chief animation director, while composer Ju Young Kim created the soundtrack. Korean girl group QWER performed both the opening theme "SHOW DOWN" and ending theme "To Be Continued."

The series launched in Japan on July 8 across Fuji TV, Kansai TV, Tokai TV, BS Fuji, and Hokkaido Cultural Broadcasting, where it airs under the localized title Tōkutsuō. Crunchyroll is streaming the series as episodes premiere.

For fans who want to explore more of the story, Tapas is publishing the webtoon in English digitally, while Ize Press handles the print release—with the 15th volume having just shipped on July 21. The web novel is also available on Tapas, Wuxiaworld, and Wattapad for those interested in the original source material.