The anime is streaming in Japan and Crunchyroll is running an English dub. New dubbed episodes arrive same-day for the title, with Madeline Dorroh voicing Aki.
#I'm Looking For Zombie has two confirmed data points so far: a broadcast schedule and a dub. The main trailer set an October 3 premiere on TV Asahi's IMAnimation block and 23 affiliated channels, airing Saturdays at 11:30 p.m. JST. Studio Comet animates, with Shinya Une directing. Surii performs the opening theme "Raki Raki," cadode the ending "Soft Apocalypse." The cast additions named in the trailer are Yoko Hikasa, Makoto Koichi, Tomoyo Takayanagi, Aino Shimada and Kosuke Toriumi.
On the streaming side, Crunchyroll is running a same-day English dub for the title alongside two other simulcasts. The dub starts Saturday with Madeline Dorroh as Aki. That places the show inside a three-title same-day dubbing arrangement, with the other two being FX Fighter Kurumi-chan and Reborn as a Space Mercenary.
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Crunchyroll is streaming same-day English dubs for FX Fighter Kurumi-chan, #I'm Looking For Zombie, and Reborn as a Space Mercenary. The Kurumi-chan dub began Thursday and stars Kimoy Lee as Kurumi and Kate Clarke as Kozue. The #I'm Looking For Zombie dub starts Saturday with Madeline Dorroh as Aki. The Reborn as a Space Mercenary dub starts Sunday with Kyle Phillips as Hiro.
Kadokawa's main trailer for the #I'm Looking For Zombie television anime confirms an October 3 premiere on TV Asahi's IMAnimation block and 23 affiliated channels, Saturdays at 11:30 p.m. JST. Surii performs the opening theme "Raki Raki," cadode the ending "Soft Apocalypse." New cast includes Yoko Hikasa, Makoto Koichi, Tomoyo Takayanagi, Aino Shimada and Kosuke Toriumi; Studio Comet animates, with Shinya Une directing.