The pickup by Discotek Media for the remaining Kyo Kara Maoh works definitely delighted in bringing out episodes and seasons that had never been released before. With that set on the home video side, the third season of this property is now making its move to the streaming side with a Crunchyroll pickup. Availability is limited to the US and Canada and these are in their original Japanese with English subtitles only as Geneon Entertainment never licensed or dubbed them.
Based on the manga by Tomo Takabayashi, the series was directed by Junji Nishimura based on the series composition by Akemi Omode. Yuka Kudo handled the character designs with Studio DEEN handling the animation production.
The Japanese cast includes Takahiro Sakurai as Yuri Shibuya, Akio Ohtsuka as Gwendal von Voltaire, Hiroaki Hirata as Gegenhuber Griesela, Kazuhiko Inoue as Gunter von Christ, Kouki Miyata as Ken Murata, Masaki Terasoma as Adalbert von Grantz, Masako Katsuki as Cecilie “Celi” von Spitzweg, Minami Takayama as Anissina von Karbelnikoff, Mitsuki Saiga as Wolfram, Toshiyuki Morikawa as Conrad Weller, and Yumi Kakazu as Miko Shibuya.
The English cast includes Yuri Lowenthal as Yuri Shibuya, Dorothy Elias-Fahn as Miko Shibuya, Doug Erholtz as Conrad Weller, Edward Villa as Gegenhuber Griesela, Grant George as Ken Murata, Jack Lingo as Gunter von Christ, Jackson Daniels as Gwendal von Voltaire, Kirk Thornton as Adalbert von Grantz, Marvin Lee as Jozak Guriere, Mia Bradly as Cecilie “Celi” von Spitzweg, Michelle Ruff as Anissina von Karbelnikoff, and Mona Marshall as Wolfram von Bielefelt.
Plot Concept: Yuri continues to split his life between being a peacemaking Demon King in another world and an average high school student (failed tests and all) back in Tokyo. The Great Demon Kingdom is rebuilding and everyone decides to share the joy that King Yuri is back by holding a festival in town that draws in old friends, a frenemy or two, and just plain bad guys.
