On January 22, Crunchyroll will start broadcasting the English dub of the television anime adaptation of Kazutomo Ichitomo’s manga Benriya Sait-san, Isekai ni Iku (Handyman Sait in Another World). The cast for the dub was made public by the company:
- As Saitou, Blake McNamara
- As Raelza, Sarah Roach
- Morlock played by Bradley Campbell
- Lafanpan, played by Krystal LaPorte
- Gibungle, played by Chris Guerrero
- Matthew Guivre is David Rudd.
- Liliza played by Jalitza Delgado
- Maderaka by Landon McDonald
- Maevena played by Kelly Greenshield
The dub is being directed by Mike McFarland and ADR engineer Manuel Aragon. The scripts are written by Jared Smith. For ADR mix, William Dewell is responsible.
On January 8, the animation had its Japanese debut. The anime is being streamed by Crunchyroll as it airs in Japan.
The animation at C2C is being directed by Berserk: The Golden Age Arc’s Toshiyuki Kubooka. Tomodachi Game’s Kenta Ihara is in charge of the series’ writing and composition. The characters are being created by Yko Tanabe. The soundtrack is being written by Tomotaka Ohsumi (Dagashi Kashi). The sound director is Yuichi Imaizumi (So I’m a Spider, So What?).
The anime’s opening song, “kaleidoscope,” is performed by Teary Planet, and the closing song, “Hidamari no Saido” (Sunny Spot’s Saturation), by konoco.
The manga was introduced by Ichitomo on Kadokawa’s ComicWalker service in 2018, and on December 23, Kadokawa released the eighth volume. 450,000 copies of the manga, including digital versions, are now in use.
Sait, a common handyman who is reborn into another planet, is the main character of the “heartwarming another world fantasy” manga. With Morok, a strong wizard who keeps forgetting spells owing to senility, Raelza, a gorgeous and tough warrior, and Lafanpan, a pretty but frugal fairy, he forms a dungeon-exploring company. His skill as a handyman comes in in when they need to patch their armour or access a locked treasure.
