Crunchyroll announced on Wednesday five new anime on its platform that will be dubbed. Some names already known to users, while others arrive now in the winter season.
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Burn The Witch
One of the new animes to be dubbed by Crunchyroll is the newest work by Tite Kubo, the creator of one of the most famous shonen of his time, Bleach! That although it takes place in exactly the same world as the story of the red-haired shinigami, it has no connection with the previous work, at least not so far, only some references to elements there and others here.
Burn The Witch, unlike Bleach, is not set in Japan, but in London, in which the protagonists face Dragons. These dragons are invisible to the vast majority of the population, but they are responsible for about 72% of all the deaths that happen in London.
Dr. Stone: Stone Wars
In this new wave of anime that will be dubbed by Crunchyroll we will also have the express dub of the second season of Dr. Stone: Stone Wars. The anime will be dubbed as much as possible once the episodes are released, as has been happening with Jujutsu Kaisen. Finally, we will see the great clash between Senku's Realm of Science, versus Tsukasa's Realm of Force, in this one of the sequels most anticipated of the season.
So I'm a Spider, So What?
It will also receive dubbing for several languages, among them Portuguese is So I'm a Spider, So What? one of Crunchyroll's original anime. Which makes it a lot easier, including being able to provide an immediate release already with dubbing since the service will not need to wait for the release to do so.
The Hidden Dungeon Only I Can Enter
Another anime about Dungeon exploration, but we like it, don't we? Another anime to be dubbed is The Hidden Dungeon Only I Can Enter, where the son of a noble family who went bankrupt after losing a job opportunity, learns about the legendary dungeon and its treasures. But everything has its prices, it's not just getting out there and getting it all…
Kaisen Jujutsu
It's ok I know that Jujutsu is already being dubbed, but why did it make the list? It's because she announced the continuation of the dubbing of the episodes in this new arc that is starting. What is more than obvious isn't it, after all JuJutsu Kaisen is the Demon Slayer from the previous season, which continues to be shown this season. A real success!
Source: crunchyroll
