Kaiju No. 8 Panel Brings Plenty of Energy to Anime Expo – All the News and Reviews from Anime Expo 2025

Kaiju No. 8 Has established itself as one of the most popular shows of the past year. As you sit in the middle of the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles, almost the entire main floor is filled with loud and dedicated Kaiju No. 8 fan. Their presence and cheers. Nazeeh Tarsha

and Masaya Fukunishithis Voice actor For the main characters in the series, Kafka is in English and Japanese, respectively. Depend on crunchyrollThey also joined Sean Ganthis Director ADR for Kaiju No. 8 English DubbingThe crew gave us some in-depth understanding Franchise What it means to everyone.

This is the first time I have seen anything from Fukushima in person and I have to say he is probably one of the most anime people I have ever seen. This was said a lot at the anime conference. Despite an interpreter, he is still trying to connect directly with fanatics. His voice was loud, his movements were exaggerated and real, and he got some of the biggest laughs throughout the panel. Perhaps my favorite thing (even the whole convention) is when he was asked what it felt like during the audition…just let him show that he begged the director, begging him desperately to hope the job is a fan of the comics.

Tarsha is definitely not animated like Fukushima, but he is also real in some ways. Franchise It has meant to him since he was the lead role. He talked about what the audition process was like and that he almost gave up on audition altogether because he was not satisfied with it. Then, after considering three in the morning, he returned to the studio, practiced for over an hour, and then auditioned. He loves Kafka as a character, even describing him as a lovely thirty-two-year-old Goober, a point that everyone seems to agree with. Even Gann commented that the work of the show really touched him, and sometimes he felt like he was almost crying. All three of them seem to describe Franchise As a surreal experience.

The group did provide a nice live voiceover section for both of our actors. Specifically, this is the scene at the end of season 1, Kafka Kaiju No. 8he focused on destroying a large meteor without destroying the area he was in with his friends. The roar of both actors echoed throughout the hall, and although it didn’t sound exactly the same, the sheer power behind it was zealous from the crowd. Then we see some expectations for previewing Season 2, and the group ends with the same enthusiasm as the one that started. This is indeed a good time to be a fan.