Introducing the English Dub Cast
The English voiceover lineup brims with talent, featuring:
- Alejandro Saab lending his voice to the protagonist, Usato
- Colleen Clinkenbeard voicing the authoritative Rose
- Alexis Tipton bringing Suzune to life
- Matt Holmes portraying the formidable Kazuki
- Jim Jorgensen as the steadfast Lloyd
- Jill Harris as the amiable Welcie
- David Wald giving a voice to the mighty Tong
- Marcus D. Stimac as the courageous Alec
- Cris George taking on the role of the wise Mill
- Anthony Bowling capturing the spirit of Gomul
- Rudy Lopez embodying the valiant Gurd
Under Caitlin Glass’s expert direction, Samantha Herek oversees production, while Jarrod Greene’s exceptional adaptation and Jamal Roberson’s engineering skills ensure a top-notch English dub experience.
Anime Premiere and Availability
Marking its debut on January 5, Crunchyroll has proudly included the anime in its repertoire, showcasing it alongside its original Japanese release.
Dynamic Creative Team
Takahide Ogata takes the helm as the director at Studio Add and Shinei Animation. Assisting this fantastic voyage, Shogo Yasukawa orchestrates the series scripts, and Kenji Tanabe breathes life into characters with his designs. Complementing the visuals, the musical group Elements Garden—comprising Hitoshi Fujima and Seima Kondō—enriches the series with their melodic compositions.
The opening theme “Cure” echoes the talents of waterweed, as ChouCho’s “Green Jade” gracefully concludes each episode with its enchanting ending theme.
A Whimsical Isekai Journey
A high school student named Usato coincidentally encounters Suzune, the student council president, and his classmate Kazuki. Suddenly, a magical portal engulfs the trio, whisking them away to an alternate realm.
Destined to battle a demon king’s forces, Suzune and Kazuki are recognized as heroes, while Usato is inadvertently swept along. Despite this twist of fate, Usato’s unique healing powers soon come to light, leading to his abduction by Rose, the commander of the life-saving corps, who eagerly enrolls him into their ranks.
The Novel’s Path to Anime Stardom
Kurokata initially unfolded this light novel series on the Shōsetsuka ni Narō website in March 2014. The MF Books imprint then polished the first volume with KeG’s illustrations in March 2016, culminating with the 12th and finale volume released in March 2020. Meanwhile, Reki Kyūgazan has transferred the tale into a captivating manga version, published in physical form by Kadokawa.
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Final Thoughts
As we witness the confluence of creative minds, a tale of accidental heroism emerges. This anime adaptation skillfully transforms the written word into a vibrant journey through voice and visualization. With a stellar cast and a dedicated creative team, the English dub promises to capture the hearts of fans and newcomers alike, ensuring that the humor, action, and unique storyline resonate across languages and cultures. Engaging, charming, and full of surprises, “The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic” invites audiences to explore a world where the ordinary can lead to the extraordinary.
