Medalist

Localization provider Iyuno today announced the casting of Jonathon Ha and Madeline Dorroh as leads Tsukasa and Inori, respectively, in the upcoming English dub of ice-skating anime Medalist, which will release on Hulu in the United States simultaneously with the subbed version from January 4, 2025. Disney is set to stream the series in international territories.Confirmed crew members for the English-dubbed version include:Director: Cristina VeeAdapter: Madeleine MorrisProject Manager: Indu VasudevProducer: Reuben Lack Based on the manga by Ikada Tsuruma, Yasutaka Yamamoto (Servant x Service) directs Medalist at studio ENGI, with series composition by Jukki Hanada (Sound! Euphonium), character designs by Chinatsu Kameyama (In Another World With My Smartphone 2) and music by Yuki Hayashi (Haikyu!!).Kodansha USA publishes an official English version of the original manga and describes the story:Tsukasa, whose dreams were crushed.

Five more voice actors are joining the cast of Medalist, next season's sports anime about a young savant figure skater racing up the ranks. Plus, the series has released another "pairs" visual, showing more characters as they'll appear in the anime.The fifth pair visual shows father and son Shiniciro and Rio Sonidori.

Ahead of a January 4 broadcast debut in Japan, a brand-new main trailer released today for Medalist previews the anime's opening song, "BOW AND ARROW" by Kenshi Yonezu (Chainsaw Man OP), amongst slick displays of ice skating and Inori's sheer determination.A shiny new key visual was also unveiled.Medalist Main TrailerMedalist Key Visual The Medalist anime's confirmed cast is as follows:Inori Yuitsuka voiced by Natsumi HaruseTsukasa Akeuraji voiced by Takeo OtsukaHikaru Kamisaki voiced by Kana IchinoseJun Yodaka voiced by Yuma UchidaRio Sonidori voiced by Makoto KoichiRyoka Miketa voiced by Hina KinoMario Nachi voiced by Megumi TodaEma Yamato voiced by Kotori KoiwaiYudai Jakuzure voiced by Takahiro MiyakeBased on the manga by Ikada Tsuruma, Yasutaka Yamamoto (Servant x Service) directs Medalist at studio ENGI, with series composition by Jukki Hanada (Sound!

The official website for the upcoming TV anime Medalist released its latest third trailer featuring the ending song "Atashi no Dress" ("My Dress") by the four-piece rock band Neguse. The clip also announced the anime is officially set to premiere in Japan as part of the TV Asahi “NUMAnimation” programming block on January 4, 2025.Medalist TV Anime 3rd TrailerNeguse was formed in Nagoya in August 2020, and their motto is “Smile." "Atashi no Dress" is their first anime theme song work.Message from Neguse:Congratulations on the “Medalist” anime adaptation! And we are truly happy to be involved in such a wonderful work as the ending theme performer.

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The competition is getting fierce in the latest trailer of the Medalist TV anime, adapting the manga series of the same name by TSURUMAIKADA. Alongside the trailer, five new characters and their voice actors were revealed including Ryoka Miketa and Mario Nachi

Medalist, an upcoming TV anime based on the sports manga of the same name, has published a new visual (below) that focuses on the rival figure skating pair of Hikaru Kamisaki (voiced by Kana Ichinose) and Jun Yodaka (voiced by Yuma Uchida). The series will bro

Kodansha's official social media accounts have announced the winners for the 48th Kodansha Manga Awards, and the results are as follows:Shonen Division: Frieren: Beyond Journey's End written by Kanehito Yamada, illustrated by Tsukasa Abe, and published in Shog