Danica Davidson
August 4, 2022 
If you’ve been waiting for the English dub of The Devil Is a Part-Timer!!, then today is your day! August 4 marks Crunchyroll’s first day streaming it, and the streaming service also announced the dub cast. The dub cast consists of both new actors and actors reprising their roles.
Josh Grelle plays Maou, Felecia Angelle plays Emi, Tia Ballard plays Chiho, Anthony Bowling plays Alciel, Aaron Dismuke plays Urushihara, Alex Moore plays Suzuno, Caitlin Glass plays Kisaki, Kyle Igneczi plays Sarue, Sarah Wiedenheft plays Alas Ramus, Christopher R. Sabat plays Albert, Morgan Lauré plays Lailah, Rachel Thompson plays Kentaro, and R Bruce Elliott plays the Narrator.
Nicholas Markgraf, Matthew David Rudd, Kristian Eros, John Gerhardt, Sara Ragsdale, and Paul Cline also have roles in the dub, though their characters’ names were not given.
The Devil Is a Part-Timer!! is the second season of the anime based off the light novels by Satoshi Wagahara. It debuted in Japan last month, on July 14. In Japan it’s streaming on Disney+, but Crunchyroll has streaming rights elsewhere, and is simultaneously streaming the Japanese version.
Yen Press has licensed the light novels as well as their manga adaptations, and gave this description of the plot:
“After being soundly thrashed by the hero Emilia, the Devil King and his general beat a hasty retreat to a parallel universe… only to land plop in the middle of bustling, modern-day Tokyo! Lacking the magic necessary to return home, the two are forced to assume human identities and live average human lives until they can find a better solution. And to make ends meet, Satan finds gainful employment at a nearby fast food joint! With his devilish mind set on working his way up the management food chain, what will become of his thirst for conquest?!”
Source: ANN
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Danica Davidson is the author of the bestselling Manga Art for Beginners with artist Melanie Westin, plus its sequel, Manga Art for Everyone, and the first-of-its-kind manga chalk book Chalk Art Manga, both illustrated by professional Japanese mangaka Rena Saiya. Check out her other comics and books at www.danicadavidson.com.
