Sentai Filmworks recently announced the English dub-cast for their highly anticipated September release Hamatora: The Animation; a humorous, dramatic and action packed series littered with engaging and likeable characters along with a mysterious and interesting plot. Sentai Filmworks describes the plot, via their website, as the following:

“Nowhere may seem like just another Yokohama cafe, but as with many of its employees, this apparently innocent eatery leads a double life. Because Nowhere is also where you can find Hamatora, the mysterious detective agency run by P.I.s who are also M.H.s. That’s M.H. as in Minimum Holders, individuals gifted with extraordinary powers and abilities.

For the right price, you can hire founder Nice, who moves at the speed ofsound, and partner Murasaki, whose super strength and near invulnerability are a significant asset. Of course, with incredible talents like these up their sleeves, Nice may not decide to take a case unless it personally interests him. But when a series of serial murders all turn out to involve other Minimum Holders, that interest is about to become extremely personal. Something monstrous is going on, and Minimum Holders as a class may be targeted for extinction!”

The English dub cast for Hamatora, directed by Chris Aryes, consists of the following voice actors:

• Adam Gibbs (Tsuritama) – Nice

• David Wald (Toriko) – Murasaki

• Leraldo Anzaldua (Hakkenden) – Art

• Christina Kelly (Akame Ga KILL!) – Hajime

• Blake Shepard (Kids on the Slope) – Birthday

• Andrew Love (Tokyo Majin) – Ratio

• Nancy Novotny (Maria Holic) – Koneko

• Gabriel Regojo(Nobunaga the Fool) – The Outsider/Takahiro

• Chris Patton (Black Cat) – Moral

• Carli Mosier (Kokoro Connect) – Momoka

• Carl Masterson (Tamako Market) – Master

• Margaret McDonald (Tamako Market) – Honey

• George Manley (Shining Hearts) – Three

• Luis Galindo(Nobunaga the Fool) – Gasuke

• Mike Yager (Log Horizon) – Mao

• Greg Ayres(Deadman Wonderland) – Theo

• Juliet Simmons (Dog & Scissors) – Rei

Hamatora: The Animation will be released on September 22^nd on Blu-ray and DVD!

Courtesy of zerochan.net

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