Rascal Does Not Dream of Santa Claus English Dub Premieres on Crunchyroll, Unveiling New Voices

The highly anticipated English dub of Rascal Does Not Dream of Santa Claus, the latest installment in the globally acclaimed Seishun Buta Yarō series, has officially made its grand debut on Crunchyroll as of July 26, 2025. This significant release delves into the University Student Arc of Hajime Kamoshida’s captivating light novel saga, continuing the enigmatic narrative surrounding Puberty Syndrome—a mysterious phenomenon that manifests bizarre afflictions in adolescence. Global audiences can now immerse themselves fully in this compelling story.

A Stellar English Voice Cast

A stellar English voice cast brings fresh perspectives to beloved characters and introduces new faces. Notable additions to the English ensemble include Lisa Reimold as the vibrant Uzuki Hirokawa, Ryan Bartley as the intriguing Ikumi Akagi, Xanthe Huynh portraying the elegant Sara Himeji, Maureen Price lending her voice to the enigmatic Miniskirt Santa, and Anjali Kunapaneni as the spirited Miori Mito. While these new talents infuse the series with renewed energy, fans will also be delighted to hear the familiar English voices of Sakuta Azusagawa and Mai Sakurajima, who remain central to the unfolding drama, reprising their iconic roles.

Behind the Scenes: Production Excellence

The series originally captivated Japanese viewers upon its premiere on July 5, 2025, broadcast across prominent networks such as Tokyo MX and BS11. Its international reach was simultaneously amplified through streaming on platforms including Crunchyroll, ABEMA, and U-NEXT. The production benefits from a robust creative team, with Soichi Masui returning to direct at the renowned CloverWorks studio. Masahiro Yokotani expertly handles the series composition, while Satomi Tamura masterfully crafts the character designs, and fox capture plan delivers an evocative musical score. The series' emotional landscape is further enriched by Conton Candy’s vibrant opening theme, Snowdrop, and the poignant ending theme, Suiheisen wa Boku no Furukizu (The Horizon Is My Old Wound), beautifully performed by key voice cast members.

Rascal Does Not Dream of Santa Claus continues the franchise's tradition of blending supernatural occurrences with deeply heartfelt storytelling, exploring the complex challenges of adolescence. This English dub release not only broadens the franchise’s global footprint but also ensures a wider audience can fully experience the nuanced emotions and intricate plotlines that have captivated millions, solidifying its status as a cornerstone of contemporary Japanese pop culture.