Kaiju Girl Caramelise English Dub Is Now Streaming on Crunchyroll: Cast, Crew, Story, and Release Details

The romance and kaiju comedy anime is expanding its global audience as Crunchyroll launches the English dub with a talented voice cast.

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Arata Minami and Kuroe Akaishi share a heartfelt moment in Kaiju Girl Caramelise.

Arata Minami and Kuroe Akaishi share a heartfelt moment in Kaiju Girl Caramelise. (Image via LIDEN FILMS)

Crunchyroll has expanded its lineup of summer 2026 English dubs with the release of Kaiju Girl Caramelise. The first dubbed episode premiered on July 16, 2026, just weeks after the anime’s Japanese debut, giving more fans the chance to enjoy the romantic comedy in English.

Kaiju Girl Caramelise: English Dub Cast and Crew

Crunchyroll’s English dub is directed by Caitlin Glass, with Domonique French and Ben Phillips overseeing the adaptation. The production brings together an experienced team to introduce the series to English-speaking audiences.

Kuroe Akaishi in Kaiju Girl Caramelise
Kuroe Akaishi in Kaiju Girl Caramelise (Image via LIDEN FILMS)

The main English cast features Nia Celeste as Kuroe Akaishi, Jacob Hopkins as Arata Minami, Luci Christian as Rinko, Lindsay Seidel as Jumbo King, Mia M. Azuaje as Nagiko, and Cameron Wisener as Miyu. The supporting cast includes Jordan Chantha Weir, Amanda Gael, Gwen Mowdy, Daniela Valkova, and several other voice actors, adding depth to the show’s colorful cast of characters.

Kaiju Girl Caramelise: Japanese Cast

The original Japanese version stars Hikari Senga as Kuroe Akaishi and Daishi Kajita as Arata Minami. Their performances bring the emotional and comedic moments of the story to life.

The cast also includes Akira Sekine as Manatsu Tomosato, Haruka Shiraishi as Raimu Kono, Kotono Mitsuishi as Rinko Akaishi, and Katsuyuki Konishi as Kotaro Hibino. Other returning performers include Eriko Matsui as Jumbo King, completing the main lineup for the Japanese version of the series.

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