The Hana-Kimi Season 2 dub is officially locked in with a stacked cast and a confirmed drop date



Back to Osaka Private: The Hana-Kimi Season 2 English Dub is Finally Dropping!

Pack your bags and sharpen your pencils, because we are officially heading back to the chaotic halls of Osaka Private High School. If you’ve been waiting to hear the English dub of Hana-Kimi Season 2, your wait is almost over. Crunchyroll just dropped the news that the first two episodes are scheduled to hit the platform on Wednesday, July 15.

For those who need a quick refresher, the show follows the wild journey of Mizuki Ashiya. She goes to extreme lengths to meet her idol, high jump champion Izumi Sano—even going so far as to disguise herself as a boy to enroll in his all-boys boarding school. The only problem? Once she gets there, she realizes Sano has already hung up his track spikes. Now, she’s stuck dodging unwanted attention and maintaining a massive secret while trying to navigate the hilarious, high-stakes drama of dormitory life.

Meet the Voice Cast

The English cast is looking stacked for this season. Katelyn Barr is returning to lead the charge as Mizuki, alongside Wyatt Baker as Sano and Dallas Reid as the fan-favorite Nakatsu. The supporting roster is equally impressive, featuring Reagan Murdock as Umeda, Justin Briner as Nakao, and Aaron Dismuke as Kujo. They’re joined by a talented ensemble including Kirsty Johnson, Ben Stegmair, Tom Henry, Hannah Alyea, and Ethan Connor Marshall to round out the school’s eccentric student body.

Who’s Behind the Scenes?

This season is being brought to life by the powerhouse team at Crunchyroll Studio. With Jad Saxton steering the ship as voice director, the production is in great hands. The adaptation work was handled by Heather Walker, ensuring that the charm and humor of the original story translate perfectly for English-speaking audiences.

Of course, we can’t forget the folks who make the anime look and sound so good. Director Natsuki Takemura is back at the helm at studio Signal.MD, working alongside series composition specialist Takao Yoshioka—you might recognize his work from Horimiya. Plus, with character designs by Shiyi Su and a soundtrack composed by the brilliant Masaru Yokoyama, this season is shaping up to be a total treat for the eyes and ears.

Mark those calendars for July 15. Whether you're here for the sports, the romance, or just the pure comedy of Mizuki's impossible situation, there’s plenty to look forward to when the doors to Osaka Private reopen.

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