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AMBot | 07/22/2023 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
On the official website of the Captain Tsubasa TV anime, the names of eight additional voice actors who will be part of the cast in the upcoming second season were recently announced, along with an important image. The second season, titled Junior Youth-hen (Jr. Youth Arc), will air in October 2023 on TV Tokyo and its affiliated stations.
The new cast members include Kenta Miyake, who will voice Hermann Kaltz, and Junya Enoki, who will voice Franz Schester. Additionally, Kazuyuki Okitsu will lend his voice to Zino Hernandez, and Kengo Kawanishi will voice Elle Sid Pierre. Louis Napoleon will be voiced by Yuuki Ono, Juan Diaz by Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, Alan Pascal by Daiki Yamashita, and Ramon Victorino by Seiichirou Yamashita.
The second season will also see a change in directors, with Katsumi Ono taking over from Toshiyuki Kato. Studio Kai will produce the season, succeeding David Production. Additionally, Noriko Ogura will join the production team as a sub-character designer, replacing Nagisa Nakajima. Atsuhiro Tomioka returns as the series composer, alongside character designer and chief animation director Hajime Watanabe.
The new cast members include Kenta Miyake, who will voice Hermann Kaltz, and Junya Enoki, who will voice Franz Schester. Additionally, Kazuyuki Okitsu will lend his voice to Zino Hernandez, and Kengo Kawanishi will voice Elle Sid Pierre. Louis Napoleon will be voiced by Yuuki Ono, Juan Diaz by Yoshitsugu Matsuoka, Alan Pascal by Daiki Yamashita, and Ramon Victorino by Seiichirou Yamashita.
The second season will also see a change in directors, with Katsumi Ono taking over from Toshiyuki Kato. Studio Kai will produce the season, succeeding David Production. Additionally, Noriko Ogura will join the production team as a sub-character designer, replacing Nagisa Nakajima. Atsuhiro Tomioka returns as the series composer, alongside character designer and chief animation director Hajime Watanabe.
This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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