Bungo Stray Dogs WAN! 2 finally gets its English dub date plus the full cast rundown



Pint-Sized Chaos Returns: The Bungo Stray Dogs WAN! 2 English Dub Drops Today!

Get ready to clear your schedule, because the cuter, cuddlier version of our favorite Yokohama powerhouses is officially back. Crunchyroll just dropped the news that the English dub for Bungo Stray Dogs WAN! 2 is hitting the platform later today. If you need a break from the intense, life-or-death battles of the main series, these bite-sized episodes are the perfect palate cleanser.

The Gang’s All Here

The English cast is absolutely stacked for this return. We’re seeing some legendary voice acting talent reprising their roles to bring these chibi versions of the Armed Detective Agency and Port Mafia to life. The roster for the first episode includes:

  • Max Mittelman as Atsushi Nakajima
  • Kaiji Tang as Osamu Dazai
  • Patrick Seitz as Doppo Kunikida
  • Lucien Dodge as Kenji Miyazawa
  • Brian Beacock as Ryunosuke Akutagawa
  • Nicolas Roye as Chuuya Nakahara
  • Cherami Leigh as Kyouka Izumi, Teruko Okura, and... the Cat!
  • Erica Lindbeck as Akiko Yosano and Naomi Tanizaki
  • Jamieson Price as Yukichi Fukuzawa
  • Spike Spencer as Junichirou Tanizaki
  • Adam McArthur as Saigiku Jouno
  • Griffin Puatu as Tetchou Suehiro
  • David Vincent as Ochi Fukuchi

Behind the Scenes

The production magic is being handled by VERVE Worldwide, with Kirstie Simone stepping in as Voice Director. The show continues its legacy at studios Nomad and bones. While fans will recognize the familiar creative direction of Toshihiro Kikuchi, there’s a fresh energy this season with Toko Machida taking over the series composition reins. It’s the same team you love, just with a little extra polish to ensure every adorable gag lands perfectly.

If you haven’t checked out the first season yet, it’s currently streaming on Crunchyroll. It takes those intense "gifted" characters we know from the main literary-inspired battle series and strips away the high-stakes tension for pure, wholesome comedy. Honestly, seeing these characters trade their dramatic, gritty fights for lighthearted jokes is the kind of wholesome content we didn't know we needed. Grab some snacks and get ready—the chaos begins today!

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