Kelly Greenshield is cast as Amamiya in Crunchyroll's English dub of Psyren, which begins streaming Monday. She was also among the cast announced for the same-day English dub of Hanaori-san Still Wants to Fight in the Next Life.
Kelly Greenshield has two English dub roles on Crunchyroll's schedule in 2026. The more recent is Amamiya in Psyren, announced on October 19 as part of the dub cast led by Dylan Ray Owen as Ageha. The dub starts streaming the following Monday, close behind the anime's October 5 debut, and covers Toshiaki Iwashiro's manga through its conclusion.
The earlier role came in July, when Crunchyroll announced the English dub cast and staff for Hanaori-san Still Wants to Fight in the Next Life, the television anime of Hekiru Hikawa's manga. Greenshield was named among the cast alongside Mauricio Ortiz-Segura. That dub premiered on July 11, the same day as the Japanese broadcast, with LIDEN FILMS on animation production.
Both roles put her in Crunchyroll's English dub pipeline for series that stream in multiple regions outside Japan. The two announcements are three months apart, and neither names her character in Hanaori-san. The Psyren announcement gives her character and a specific launch day, while the Hanaori-san announcement gives only her place in the cast and the premiere date. Crunchyroll has not announced further roles for her in the stories published so far.
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Crunchyroll will begin streaming an English dub of the Psyren television anime on Monday, with Dylan Ray Owen voicing Ageha and Kelly Greenshield as Amamiya. Dani Chambers directs the dub, Zach Bolton produces, James Cheek adapts the script, William Dewell mixes, and Jose Sandoval engineers. The anime debuted on October 5, streams worldwide excluding Japan and China, and adapts Toshiaki Iwashiro's manga through its conclusion.
Jul 11
Crunchyroll announced the English dub cast and staff for the television anime of Hekiru Hikawa's Hanaori-san Still Wants to Fight in the Next Life. The same-day dub will premiere on July 11, with Kelly Greenshield and Mauricio Ortiz-Segura among the cast. The anime debuts on Japanese TV and streams on Crunchyroll in multiple regions. LIDEN FILMS handles animation production.