After a successful first cour that was released on bilingual DVD and Blu-ray last year, Sentai Filmworks is just about a week away from the debut of the second cour titled RE: Hamatora. The second half of the series is scheduled for a January 26th, 2016 release and has its English language adaptation directed by Christopher Ayres. The main dub cast remains the same from the first season as expected but there are a few new faces in the mix for new/supporting characters that should delight some fans.
ENGLISH DUB CAST
Nice Adam Gibbs
Murasaki David Wald
Art Leraldo Anzaldua
Hajime Christina Kelly
Birthday Blake Shepard
Ratio Andrew Love
Honey Margaret McDonald
Three George Manley
Koneko Nancy Novotny
Master Carl Masterson
Gasuke Luis Galindo
Mao Mike Yager
Theo Greg Ayres
Rei Juliet Simmons
Moral Chris Patton
Chiyuu Kasi Hollowell
Momoka Carli Mosier
Ishigami John Gremillion
Mamiya Bryan Kaplun
Gouda Kira Vincent Davis
Suzuki Mark X Laskowski
Masumoto Josh Morrison
Suruga Scott Gibbs
Sakuraba Jovan Jackson
Doktor Rutherford Cravens
Wind Jovan Jackson
Hikaru Bryson Baugus
Paper Stephen E. Moellering
Sakurai Gareth West
Samura John Swasey
Natsukawa Tommy Baird
Kid Nice Tiffany Grant
Kid Art Katelyn Barr
Skill Kalin Coates
Youko Amanda L. Baird
Mina Joanne Bonasso
Kotone Tiffany Terrell
Mio Kira Vincent Davis
Ichiko Tiffany Grant
Beckiena Allison Sumrall
Hagii Houston Hayes
Onoo John Swasey
Ogii Mark X Laskowski
Dr. Watanabe Houston Hayes
Nurse Katelyn Barr
Hamatora is based on the original work by Cafe Nowhere with Seiji Kishi directing based on scripts by Yukinori Kitajima and Jun Kumagi with character designs by Yu Wazu and Keiko Kuraosawa. Kurosawa will also be handling the animation direction. The cast includes Hiroshi Kamiya as Art, Ryota Ohsaka as Nice, Wataru Hatano as Murasaki, Emiri Katō as Hajime, Eri Kitamura as Honey, Jun Fukuyama as Birthday, Katsuki Murase as Three, Kiyono Yasuno as Koneko, Takuya Eguchi as Mao, Yūichi Nakamura as Ratio, Yousuke Akimoto as Gasuke and Atsushi Ono as Master.
Check out our review of the first season here.
Plot concept: Nowhere may seem like just another Yokohama cafe, but as with many of its employees, this apparently innocent eatery leads a double life. Because Nowhere is also where you can find Hamatora, the mysterious detective agency run by P.I.s who are Minimum Holders, individuals gifted with extraordinary powers and abilities. When a series of serial murders all turn out to involve other Minimum Holders, their kind may be targeted for extinction in Hamatora the Animation! For the right price, you can hire founder Nice, who moves at the speed of sound, and partner Murasaki, whose super strength and near invulnerability are a significant asset. Of course, with incredible talents like these up their sleeves, Nice may not decide to take a case unless it personally interests him. But when a series of serial murders all turn out to involve other Minimum Holders, that interest is about to become extremely personal. Something monstrous is going on, and Minimum Holders as a class may be targeted for extinction!