#Shoot! Goal to the Future English Dub Reveals Cast & Crew, Release Date

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“Shoot! Goal to the Future English Dub Reveals Cast & Crew, Release Date”

High-fives all around, because we’re celebrating the addition of another blood-pumping soccer anime to Crunchyroll’s growing lineup of SimulDubs with Shoot! Goal to the Future, which will officially kick off on July 16!

Here’s the skillful cast and crew drafted for Episode 1:

Cast

Mike Haimoto (Akane in Run with the Wind) as Hideto Tsuji

Nazeeh Tarsha (Ard in The Greatest Demon Lord Is Reborn as a Typical Nobody) as Jo Kazama

Ry McKeand (Ryoma in The Prince of Tennis) as Kohei Kokubo

Ricco Fajardo (Yuuma in Aoashi) as Yoshiharu Kubo

Matthew David Rudd (Panda in JUJUTSU KAISEN) as Atsushi Kamiya

Kevin D. Thelwell (Mita in Tribe Nine) as Subaru Kurokawa

Tia Ballard (Nene in Toilet-bound Hanako-kun) as Ayaka

Emi Lo (Destiny in takt op.Destiny) as Namioka

Cory Phillips (Yona in Fire Force) as Sahara

Mark Allen Jr. (Hiiragi in The Fruit of Evolution) as Sonoda

Brian Mathis (Bizen in RE-MAIN) as Nomada Coach

Additional Voices: Caitlin Glass, Kelsey Maher, Dani Chambers, Alex Hom, Jacob Eiseman, Travis Mullenix, Dylan Mobley, Aaron Campbell, Daniel BAugh, Specer Liles, Ethan Gallardo

Crew

ADR Director: Caitlin Glass

Assistant ADR Director: Emi Lo

Lead ADR Engineer: Helena Walstrom

Assistant ADR Engineer: James Baker

Mix Engineers: Rickey Watkins, James Baker

ADR Script Writer: Jeramey Kraatz

Script Supervisor: Bonny Clinkenbeard

ADR Prep: Benjamin Tehrani, James Baker

Shoot! Goal to the Future key visual

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An original project inspired by the classic manga by Tsukasa Oshima, Shoot! Goal to the Future is directed by Noriyuki Nakamura (Dragon Slayer) at studio EMT Squared and Magic Bus, with series composition by Mitsutaka Hirota (The Prince of Tennis II) and character designs by Yukiko Akiyama (Fruits Basket chief animation director).

If you’re a fan of electrifying sports anime, don’t miss Episode 1 of the English dub when it drops on July 16, right here on Crunchyroll!

Der shy man behind @Shymander, Liam is a timezone-fluid Aussie with a distinct fondness for anime, Eurovision and creating odd stats projects despite hating math.

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