Mark your calendars because the English dub for You and I Are Polar Opposites Season 2 finally has a cast and release date



The Wait is Over: Get Ready for the You and I Are Polar Opposites Season 2 English Dub!

If you have been obsessively waiting to see if Suzuki and Tani finally share that long-awaited first kiss, I have some fantastic news for you. The English dub for You and I Are Polar Opposites Season 2 is officially hitting Crunchyroll on Sunday, July 19. Clear your calendars, because the chemistry between our favorite high-school couple is about to hit a whole new level.

For those who need a quick refresher, this series is the ultimate "opposites attract" story. We follow Suzuki, the super bubbly, social butterfly who is constantly worried about fitting in, and Tani, the stoic and refreshingly unbothered guy who just does his own thing. Watching their dynamic evolve has been a total blast, and the second season promises to keep that momentum going.

Meet the English Dub Cast

Crunchyroll has pulled together an incredible lineup of voice actors to bring these characters to life. Leading the charge, we have Celeste Perez returning as the lovable Suzuki, paired perfectly with Brandon Acosta as the cool-headed Tani. The full cast list includes:

  • Yamada – Van Barr Jr.
  • Watanabe – Hannah Alyea
  • Satou – Cassie Ewulu
  • Azuma – Sarah Roach
  • Taira – Mauricio Ortiz-Segura
  • Nishi – Rebecca Danae
  • Honda – Cheyenne Haynes
  • Morimo – Brad Kurtz
  • Mini – Amber May
  • Suzuki’s Brother – Dallas Reid
  • Suzuki’s Mom – Terri Doty
  • Hasegawa – Adam Michael Rowe
  • Saotome – Conner Allison
  • Yeti – Madeleine Morris

Plus, there is a massive team of additional voices bringing the halls of their high school to life, including Taylor Murphy, Sydney Novosad, Sonny Franks, and many more.

Behind the Scenes

The magic isn’t just in the acting. Dani Chambers is leading the charge as Voice Director, with Marcus Stimac serving as Assistant Director. The adaptation is being handled by Audrey Drake Rigg, ensuring the dialogue stays as sharp and relatable as the original Japanese script by Kocha Agasawa. It is a massive team effort, and it’s great to see such a dedicated crew bringing this heartfelt story to an international audience.

Whether you’re in it for the romantic tension or just love a good high school slice-of-life, mark your calendars for July 19. It’s time to head back to school with Suzuki and Tani and find out once and for all if their polar-opposite worlds are meant to collide.

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