The release date and time for Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War’s English dub have finally been confirmed along with the main cast.
It’s remarkable that after only four episodes, we are already running out of superlatives to describe the Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War anime.
The series is currently scoring an outstanding 9.08/10 on MyAnimeList, making it the third highest-rated show of all time behind Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood and Kaguya-sama: Love is War.
Whilst Bleach fans around the world are delighted at the quality of TYBW, there will be a significant portion of the community who are waiting patiently for the English dub to premiere.
The good news is that the release date and time for Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War English dub has just been confirmed in the United States alongside the main voice cast.
Same, I'm only watching the sub till dub releases. I couldn't wait any longer lol
— Lycan-metal (@lycan_metal) October 12, 2022
Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War English dub release date
Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War English dub is set to premiere in the United States on Friday, November 4.
This has been confirmed by Hulu, the distribution partner for Bleach’s simulcast streaming in the US, in their updated November schedule.
Viz Media has also just revealed on social media what time the Bleach TYBW English dub will release for online streaming via Hulu:
- Pacific Time – 12 PM
- Eastern Time – 3 PM
- British Time – 7 PM
- European Time – 8 PM
- India Time – 12:30 AM
- Philippine Time – 3 AM
- Australia Central Daylight Time – 5:30 AM
The Viz Media post did not include information for Disney Plus, but is expected to air at the same time.
Who features in the English dubbing cast?
In late September, Viz Media finally confirmed the main voice cast for the Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War English dubbing:
- Johnny Yong Bosch as Ichigo Kurosaki
- Michelle Ruff as Rukia Kuchiki
- Derek Stephen Prince as Uryu Ishida
- Stephanie Sheh as Orihime Inoue
- Wally Wingert as Renji Abarai
- Doug Erholtz as Kisuke Urahara
Bosch (Ichigo) has previously voiced the likes of Broly in Dragon Ball Super, Tomioka in Demon Slayer, Bam in Tower of God, Sabo in One Piece, and Nobi in Doraemon.
Anime fans may recognize Ruff (Rukia) as the voice of Fujiko Mine in Lupin the 3rd, Kirari in Kakegurui, Takeo in Demon Slayer, and Sinon in Sword Art Online.
Prince’s (Uryu) prior work includes Spider Demon in Demon Slayer, Scorpion in Lupin the 3rd, Shino Aburame in Boruto, and Frieza in Dragon Ball Super.
Sheh (Orihime) has previously featured in Sailor Moon as Usaki, High-Rise Invasion as Kuon, Boruto as Hinata, and Cocoro in Love Live.
Wingert’s (Renji) previous credits include Kotetsu in Tiger & Bunny, and Renji in Bleach: Hell Verse, as well as both Kinshiki and Aoba in Naruto.
Erholtz (Kisuke) can be recognized as Chota from Dorohedoro, Jean Pierre in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Zenigata from Lupin the 3rd, as well as both Asuma and Kankuro in Naruto.
As of October 20, we are still waiting for confirmation of the English voice cast for a variety of characters including Tres Bestias, Quilge, Hitsugaya, Kuchiki, Yamamoto, Shihoin, Kenpachi, Yhwach, Pesche, and Nel Tu.
By Tom Llewellyn – [email protected]
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