Funimation Reveals Guilty Crown Anime's Dub Cast, Trailer

Funimation announced the full dub cast for Guilty Crown on Monday and also began streaming a dubbed trailer for the series. The company previously announced the voice actors for Gai, Shu, and Inori at Anime Central this past weekend. Funimation will release the series on Blu-ray Disc and DVD in two parts on August 27.

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The dub cast is as follows:

Austin Tindle as Shu Ouma
Micah Solusod as Gai Tsutsugami
John Swasey as Makoto Waltz Segai
Alexis Tipton as Inori Yuzuriha
Emily Neves as Ayase Shinomiya
Monica Rial as Tsugumi
David Trosko as Yahiro Samukawa
Corey Cleary-Stoner as Souta Tamadate
Charlie Campbell as Shuichiro Keido
Martha Harms as Haruka Ouma
Tia Ballard as Hare Menjou
Jarrod Greene as Argo Tsukishima
Joel McDonald as Daryl Yan
Caitlin Glass as Arisa Kuhouin
Leah Clark as Yu
J. Michael Tatum as Shibungi
Alexis Tipton as Mana Ouma
Apphia Yu as Kanon Kusama
Funimation streamed the series as it aired in 2011.

Tetsuro Araki (Death Note, Attack on Titan) directed Guilty Crown at Production I.G . The series script supervisor was Hiroyuki Yoshino (Macross Frontier, My-HiME), while redjuice, the artist best known as the illustrator of the music group supercell, created the original character designs. The group supercell's leader Ryo himself composed the opening theme song, and Hiroyuki Sawano composed the soundtrack.

Guilty Crown is set in Japan in 2039, 10 years after the "Apocalypse Virus" devastated the land in an incident known as "Lost Christmas." A multinational orgnization known as GHQ brings the lawless country under control, but at the price of Japan's sovereignty. One day, an unsociable 17-year-old second-year high school student named Shū Ouma encounters Inori Yuzuriha, a female singer who is part of the resistance to liberate Japan. Together with Gai Tsutsugami (Shū's 17-year-old rival who is a young "Jiikundō" pilot in the resistance), Shū and Inori fight with mysterious innate abilities known as "imperial powers."

Source: ANN