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NANBAKA (ナンバカ) is a 2016 anime based on the manga series with the same name written and illustrated by Shō Futamata. It was serialized and published in Futabasha's Comico Japan magazine from October 13, 2013 to July 25, 2022, with a total of 8 volumes.

NHN Play Art announced the anime series in February of 2015. It was animated overall by Satelight, directed by Shinji Takamatsu, and series composition by Mitsutaka Hirota. It premiered the first season in Japan from October 5, 2016 to December 28, 2016, consisting of 13 episodes. The second season was labeled as an ONA, and was released in Japan from January 4, 2017 to March 22, 2017, consisting of 12 episodes.

Crunchyroll began streaming the series with subtitles on their site on the same day, while FUNimation Entertainment produced and English Dub, which premiered on their streaming site on November 5, 2016.[1][2] Crunchyroll added the dub of the series to their site on November 12, 2018.[3]

Synopsis

Welcome to Nanba, the world’s largest, most impenetrable prison. Locked away in cell block 13 are four inmates who provide more than enough trouble for Officer Hajime. Between attempted breakouts, gambling, and general misbehaving, these four believe that just because they’re in prison doesn’t mean they can’t have fun! Follow the hijinks of Jyugo, Uno, Rock, and Niko as they pass time behind bars.


Cast[]

Image Character Seiyū Dub Actor Season(s). Ep(s).
Main Characters
Uno Tetsuya Kakihara Alejandro Saab 1-2
Jyugo Yūto Uemura Daman Mills 1-2
Hajime Sugoroku Tomokazu Seki Ian Sinclair 1-2
Rock Airu Shiozaki Jarrod Greene 1-2
Nico Daiki Kobayashi Justin Briner 1-2
Secondary Characters
Samon Gokuu Sōichirō Hoshi Brandon McInnis 1-2
Seitarō Tanabata Keito Okuyama Dallas Reid 1-2
Yamato Godai Shunsuke Takeuchi Marcus D. Stimac 1-2
Momoko Hyakushiki Satomi Akesaka Marissa Lenti 1-2
Mitsuru Hitokoe Kenjirō Tsuda Ricco Fajardo 1-2
Kiji Mitsuba Kimeru J. Michael Tatum 1-2
Kenshirō Yozakura Shōma Yamamoto Vic Mignogna 1-2
Inori Hakkai Mitsutaka Itakura Randy E. Aguebor 1-2
Hitoshi Sugoroku Eishin Fudemura Howard Wang 1-2
Tsukumo Toshiyuki Toyonaga Sam Biggs 1-2
Musashi Yoshimasa Hosoya Jason Liebrecht 1-2
Liang Yuki Fujiwara Blake Shepard 1-2
Upa Yū Kobayashi Aaron Dismuke 1-2
Qi Genki Ōkawa Gabe Kunda 1-2
Trois Yūto Adachi Elijah Muller 1-2
Honey Takao Mitsutomi Kyle Igneczi 1-2
Recurring Characters
Elf Daisuke Kishio Austin Tindle 1-2
Kazari Otogi Shizuka Okohira Linda Leonard 1-2
Kaguya Yō Taichi Rochelle Grimsmo 1-2
Sukegawa Yūki Yonai Stephen Sanders 1-2
Kuu Marissa Lenti 1-2
Tsugumo Mikaela Krantz 1
Enki Gokuu Takaya Kuroda Christopher R. Sabat 2
Hōzuki Sanzō Fuyuka Ono Matt Shipman 2
Ruka Gojō Naozumi Takahashi Stephen Fu 2
Title
Title (Nanbaka) Title 1-2

Episodic Characters[]

Image Character Seiyū Dub Actor Ep(s).
Season One
Hanzo Hattori Hiroki Takahashi Justin Pate 7
Director Mie Sonozaki Jamie Marchi
Elder Kento Fujinuma Jeremy Inman
Carpenter Hiroki Maeda Jerry Jewell 10
Okina Otogi Hiroshi Yanaka Jeremy Schwartz 11
Man with Scar Masanori Ikeda Phil Parsons 12-13

Additional Voices[]

Transmission via Streaming[]

Company Date(s) Category Format Classification Content Country
FUNimation logo vertical November 5, 2016 -
January 28, 2017
Anime Digital TV-14 Season 1 13 Eps. United States United States
February 5, 2016 -
April 22, 2017
Season 2 12 Eps.
Crunchyroll 2024 stacked November 12, 2018 Season 1 13 Eps.
Season 2 12 Eps.

Video Releases[]

Distributor Year Format Contents Region Country
Funimation 2016 2018 DVD
+
BD
Episodes 1-13 1
NTSC
A
DVB-T
United States United States
4 Discs
Episodes 14-25
4 Discs
2019 BD Episodes 1-13 A
DVB-T
2 Discs
Episodes 14-25
2 Discs
2021 The Complete Series
4 Discs

References[]

External Links[]

  • Nanbaka on the Internet Movie Database.
  • Nanbaka (anime) on the Anime News Network’s encyclopedia.
  • Nanbaka on Behind The Voice Actors.