English Dub Cast for 'Saga of Tanya the Evil' Anime Announced!

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The English dub cast for the ongoing anime series Saga of Tanya the Evil anime series has been announced by Funimation on Saturday. The English dub cast will be guided by ADR director Jeremy Inman, mix engineer Nathanael Harrison, and ADR engineer Ben Tehrani. Below are the names of the official English dub cast:

Monica Rial as Tanya Degurechaff

J. Michael Tatum as Erich von Rerugen

Greg Dulcie as Kurt von Rudersdorf

Mark Stoddard as Hans von Zettour

Rico Fajardo as Schwarzkopf

Jeannie Tirado as Viktoriya Serebryakov

Additional voice cast (first episode):

Cris George as Augustin

Kyle Phillips as Harald

Austin Tindle as Kurst

The anime’s English simuldub is set to premiere at 10:00pm (Eastern Standard Time) on Monday. Based on the light novel series of the same name by author Carlo Zen and illustrator Shinobu Shinotsuki, the anime already premiered in Japan on January 6. Crunchyroll streams the series the same day and time as it airs with English subtitles.

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