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‘Convenience Store Boy Friends’ Anime Dub Cast Surfaces

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Konbini KareshiThe summer 2017 anime series Convenience Store Boy Friends has been slotted for a simuldub presentation by Funimation that’s set to land on August 3rd, 2017. Ahead of that we now know that Jad Saxton is directing it based on the scripts by Rachel Robinson. The main cast for it has also been revealed with:

  • Justin Briner as Haruki
  • Sarah Wiedenheft as Miharu
  • Ricco Fajardo as Towa
  • Felecia Angelle as Mami
  • David Wald as Masamune
  • Dave Trosko as Mikado
  • Tia Ballard as Kokono
  • Alison Viktorin as Akira
  • Ian Sinclair as Sakamoto
  • Sonny Strait as Miki
  • Lara Woodhull as Handicraft Club Girl

The series was directed by Hayato Date based on the series composition by Sayaka Harda. Tomomi Ishikawa is serving as the character designer with Studio Pierrot handling the animation.

The Japanese cast includes Takuma Terashima as Haruki Mishima, Kenichi Suzumura as Towa Honda, Shinnosuke Tachibana as Mikado Nakajima, Yuki Kaji as Nasa Sanagi, Hiroshi Kamiya as Natsu Asumi, Takahiro Sakurai as Masamune Sakurakouji, Sayaka Kanda as Miharu Mashiki, Yui Horie as Aki Kasukai, Ami Koshimizu as Nozomi Itokawa, Miyuki Sawashiro as Kokono Minowa, Rie Kugimiya as Mami Mihashi, Yukari Tamura as Waka Kisaki, Shunsuke Takeuchi as Makoto Sakamoto, Koutarou Nishiyama as Keiichi Miki and Mariko Nagai as Akira Mishima.

Plot Concept: Spring. The season of beginnings.

Mishima Haruki and his friend Honda Towa begin attending Aokisora High School. While they each have a girl they’re interested in, there are no signs of a relationship starting for either of them. As they awkwardly make it through each day, they meet their classmate Sasaki Nagisa and their seniors Asumi Natsu, Nakajima Mikado, Sakurakoji Masamune and others, and their thoughts and feelings begin to intertwine. It’s the road everyone follows at least once, the story of a pure love racing through the moment.
The same old train.
The same old road to school.
The same old convenience store.
These static sights may, starting tomorrow, look a little bit different.