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Crunchyroll announced that English dub of Natsume’s Book Of Friends season 4 will be streamed on the platform on Feb 19, 2024.

Staff and cast involved in the English dub were also revealed.

Cast of Natsume’s Book Of Friends Season 4 includes:

Adam Gibbs as Takashi Natsume Christopher Wehkamp as Madara Mike Haimoto as Atsushi Reagan Murdock as Matoba Chris Ryan as Misuzu Laurie Steele as Nanase Marisa Duran as Sasada Matthew Elkins as Satoru Megan Shipman as Taki Tyson Rinehart as Tanuma Jennifer AuBuchon as Toko Additional Voices: Andy Mullins, Irwin Daye, Dio Garner, Kenny James, Randy Pearlman, Travis Mullenix, Bryan Massey, Jeff Swearingen, David Novinski, Paige Guillory

Staff includes:

Voice Director: Jad Saxton Producer: Colleen Clinkenbeard Adaptation: Jessica Sluys Mixer: William Dewell Engineer: Sawyer Pfledderer

Natsume’s Book Of Friends anime, produced by Brain’s Base (seasons 1–4) and Shuka (seasons 5–6), was broadcast on TV Tokyo for 6 seasons in 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2016 and 2017.

A seventh season has been announced.

Supernatural anime Natsume's Book of Friends is a serious page-turner, so it's lucky for us that there's still plenty for the ongoing English dub to pore over and that the next chapter arrives on Crunchyroll on Monday, February 19 ! Check out the cast and crew for the first episode of Season 4 below! Natsume's Book of Friends Season 4 English Dub Cast Natsume voiced by Adam Gibbs Madara voiced by Christopher Wehkamp Atsushi voiced by Mike Haimoto Matoba voiced by Reagan Murdock Misuzu voiced by Chris Ryan Nanase voiced by Laurie Steele Sasada voiced by Marisa Duran Satoru voiced by Matthew Elkins Taki voiced by Megan Shipman Tanuma voiced by Tyson Rinehart Toko voiced by Jennifer AuBuchon Additional Voices: Andy Mullins, Irwin Daye, Dio Garner, Kenny James, Randy Pearlman, Travis Mullenix, Bryan Massey, Jeff Swearingen, David Novinski, Paige Guillory Natsume's Book of Friends Season 4 English Dub Crew Voice Director: Jad Saxton Producer: Colleen Clinkenbeard...

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