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King's Game: The Animation

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King's Game The Animation (王様ゲーム ジ・アニメーション, Ōsama Gemu Ji Animēshon) is an anime television series adaptation of the Ōsama Game cell phone novel and the sequel, Ōsama Game: Extreme.

It is animated by Studio Seven, directed by Tokhihiro Sasaki and it aired from October 5, 2017 to December 21, 2017 with a total of 12 episodes. Crunchyroll streamed the series while Funimation both licensed and the dubbed the anime. The English Dub of the anime premiered on October 21, 2017.

Synopsis

Nobuaki Kanazawa has transferred to a high school far from where he used to live. Due to an incident at his old school, Nobuaki is afraid of getting close to his new classmates and keeps himself at a distance, but he starts opening up because of a sports day inter-class relay. Then, a single text message from someone calling themselves the "King" is sent to everyone in class. Nobuaki’s classmates think it's a simple prank, and don't take it seriously--but Nobuaki knows that a death game is about to begin, and struggles to oppose it...


Cast[]

Image Character Seiyū Dub Actor
Main Characters
Nobuaki Kanazawa Mamoru Miyano Comona Lewin
Naoya Hashimoto Shinnosuke Tachibana Howard Wang
Chiemi Honda M.A.O. Alexis Tipton
Natsuko Honda Yui Horie Bryn Apprill
Secondary Characters
Toshiyuki Abe Yoshitsugu Matsuoka Brienne Olvera
Shingo Adachi Shinya Hamazoe Dalton Tindall
Kenta Akamatsu Yūsuke Sasaki Garret Storms
Mizuki Yukimura Suzuna Kinoshita Brittany Lauda
Toshiyuki Fujioka Kōdai Sakai Jean-Luc Hester
Ria Iwamura Pile Mikaela Krantz
Tatsuya Jinba Yūsuke Tonozaki Anthony Bowling
Yuna Kobayashi Megumi Nakajima Megan Shipman
Aya Kuramoto Saki Fujita Amber Lee Connors
Kaori Maruoka Mariko Honda Genna Ford
Riona Matsumoto Akari Uehara Tabitha Ray
Aimi Murazumi Ibuki Kido Lindsay Seidel
Teruaki Nagata Ryōta Suzuki Matt Shipman
Masatoshi Ōi Yū Sanada Kyle Phillips
Takuya Sakamoto Satoshi Hino Clifford Chapin
Ryō Sagisawa Hiroyuki Kagura Justin Briner
Aya Matsuoka Yuka Ozaki Jeannie Tirado
Rina Minami Kana Yūki Heather Walker
Haruka Momoki Kazusa Aranami Jessica Peterson
Misaki Nakajima Risa Yuzuki Jad Saxton
Minako Nakao Mikoi Sasaki Sarah Wiedenheft
Toshifumi Sakakibara Hayato Horiuchi Orion Pitts
Yūichi Satō Tatsuhisa Suzuki Jarrod Greene
Mami Shirokawa Yuka Ōtsubo Felecia Angelle
Yōsuke Ueda Yūma Uchida Alejandro Saab
Shōta Yahiro Shūta Morishima Austin Tindle
Hiroko Yamaguchi Miya Amamiya Kristen McGuire
Keita Yamashita Yūsuke Nagano John Wesley Go
Minor Characters
Akira Ōno Fukushi Ochiai Brad Smeaton
Tsubasa Furusawa Masashi Uchida Stephen Sanders
Nami Hirano Minori Suzuki Jill Harris
Hirofumi Inoue Suguru Narisawa Brandon McInnis
Satomi Ishii Miyū Tsuji Dawn M. Bennett
Yūsuke Kawakami Kimito Totani Daman Mills
Chia Kawano Ami Fukushima Natalie Hoover
Akemi Kinoshita Konomi Yuuzaki Jennifer Alyx
Daiki Kurosawa Hitoshi Horinouchi Chris Thurman
Emi Mitazaki Misaki Suzuki Emily Fajardo
Nanami Takumi Rie Hanafusa Skyler McIntosh
Daisuke Tasaki Hisayoshi Suganuma Dallas Reid
Hideki Toyota Kenji Akabane Ricco Fajardo
Kana Ueda Yui Makino Megan Emerick

Episodic Characters[]

Image Character Seiyū Dub Actor Ep(s.)
Asuka ¿? Ariel Graham 1
Hanako ¿? Rachel Glass
Hayato ¿? Drew Breedlove
Makoto Takada Makoto Takada Tyler Walker
Megumi ¿? Kasi Hollowell
Tsubasa's Father ¿? Mike McFarland
Tsubasa's Sister ¿? Alex Moore
Maki ¿? Amanda Gish 2
Masami Matsumoto Miyu Tomita Sara Ragsdale
Mizuuchi ¿? Travis Mullenix
Motoki ¿? Ethan Gallardo
Yoshifumi ¿? Elijah Muller

Additional Voices[]

Transmission via Streaming[]

Company Date(s) Category Format Content Country
October 5, 2017 Anime Digital 12 Eps. United States United States

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