Crunchyroll Reveals English Dub Cast for The Brilliant Healer's New Life in the Shadows Anime
English dub starring Eli Farmer, Nia Celeste debuts on Thursday
On Wednesday, Crunchyroll announced the English voice actors who will be performing in the anime adaptation of The Brilliant Healer's New Life in the Shadows.
The English dub for the first episode will debut on Thursday, and it will star:
- Eli Farmer as Zenos
- Nia Celeste as Lily
- Molly Zhang as Carmilla
- Chris Ryan as Forbes
- Cassie Ewulu as Loewe
- Mary Morgan as Lynga
- Kara Edwards as Til
- Jesse Pinnick as Zonde
- Mallorie Rodak as Zophia
Jason Lord directs the voices, Susie Nixon oversees production, Audrey Drake Rigg handles adaptation, Rickey Watkins mixes the audio, and Jamal Roberson manages engineering.
The television anime of author Sakaku Hishikawa and illustrator Daburyu 's The Brilliant Healer's New Life in the Shadows ( Isshun de Chiryō Shiteita no ni Yakutatazu to Tsuihō Sareta Tensai Chiyushi, Yami Healer to Shite Tanoshiku Ikiru ) light novel series premiered on Tokyo MX and BS11 on April 3.
At Makaria Inc., Joe Yoshizaki from Chiikawa, Kiyoneko is overseeing the anime production. Taika Miyagi has written the script while Denpūōgi and Yoshihiro Sawada have designed the characters. Hiroshi Gouroku serves as the art director, with Harumi Fuuki composing the music. Moe Kawada has taken on the role of color designer, while Kōhei Tanada has been appointed as director of photography. Lastly, Hiroto Morishita has been tasked with overseeing the sound direction for this anime project.
Bokula is a rock band that plays the opening theme song "Light Maker" and the ending theme song "Tsuki ni Negau" (To Wish Upon the Moon), which is performed by Sorato.
The English version of the Ten Jūnoichi manga adaptation and its corresponding novel series are being released by J-Novel Club. These works depict the narrative of the story.
Life hasn't been kind to Zenos. He was born in the slums, and his dirt-poor background has denied him almost every opportunity. After an encounter with a healer, he throws himself into studying to become one and finally catches a break when an adventurer invites Zenos into his party. Zenos is thrilled—so thrilled, in fact, that he's willing to put up with his teammates treating him like garbage. They fail to appreciate his talents and ultimately kick him to the curb, claiming he's outlived his usefulness to them.
With no funds left and no other alternatives, Zenos turns to utilizing his skills in a different way by starting an underground clinic. News rapidly spreads about this talented healer performing miraculous feats in the city's hidden area. Even the royal palace is paying attention.
Is it possible for Zenos to overcome adversity and create a successful life despite facing constant opposition? Additionally, can he provide medical care that saves lives for those who seek his help?
Hishikawa started his tale on the Shōsetsu ni Narō site, while GA Bunko released the books in Japan. There are eight volumes of novels published and four volumes of manga available. Additionally, there is a webtoon version of the story from GA Comic that was launched in summer 2024.
Source: Crunchyroll ( link ) (Liam Dempsey)
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