Crunchyroll has revealed the English dub cast and staff for The World’s Strongest Witch: I’m Starting My Free Life in a World Where Only I Can See the Online Strategy Guide, and the first dubbed episode is already streaming on the platform. The announcement arrived on Wednesday, the same day the English dub made its debut.
The dub’s additional voice cast for the first episode includes Conner Allison, Tom Aglio, Greg Dulcie, Jonathan Lim, Jordan Kendrick, Zach Zeidman, Dusty Feeney and Cheyenne Haynes. Behind the mic, Justin Cook, Michael Harcourt and Nathanael Harrison serve as studio producers, with Tara A. Williams and Brittni Hurley handling talent coordination and Gino Palencia and Brandon Peters managing engineering.
Lorna (Credits: Sekai Saikyo no Majo, Hajimemashita anime’s website)
What Is The World’s Strongest Witch About?
The anime adapts Mochimaru Sakaki’s light novel series, published in English by Yen Press. The story follows Lorna, who manifests a supposedly useless ability and gets labeled an embarrassment by her family, which kicks her out of the house. But her worthless skill turns out to be a hidden SSS-Rank talent called “Internet” — a cheat-level power that grants her godlike knowledge to gather unlimited items and acquire rare equipment with ease. Armed with strategy-guide knowledge only she can see, Lorna starts her free new life — if only she could figure out what “lmfao” means.
Staff, Release Date and Where to Watch The World’s Strongest Witch
The anime premiered in Japan on October 7, with Crunchyroll streaming it as it airs. Jōji Furuta (ēlDLIVE, Double Decker! Doug & Kirill) directs the series at studios Bridge and Aisle, with Shoji Yonemura handling series scripts and Yūki Morimoto designing the characters. HoneyWorks feat. HaKoniwalily perform the opening theme “Eikyōryoku∞Idol,” while Rokudenashi performs the ending theme “Hoshi o Muguru.”
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