Junya Enoki has been cast as Stan in the upcoming television anime adaptation of The Cat and the Dragon, set to premiere in July 2026.
Junya Enoki is currently attached to one upcoming anime project: the television adaptation of the light novel series The Cat and the Dragon. On May 14, 2026, the production announced Enoki would voice the character Stan, alongside previously announced leads Takehito Koyasu and Kikuko Inoue. The series is scheduled to premiere in July 2026, with Studio OLM handling animation production and Jin-Koo Oh directing.
Enoki's involvement in The Cat and the Dragon represents his only confirmed role in the two most recent Yomimono stories covering him. The other story, about the Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo promotional video, does not mention Enoki by name. The two stories together show Enoki active in voice work for a major fantasy adaptation, but no further projects or career developments are documented beyond this single casting.
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A new promotional video for the Jujutsu Kaisen sequel manga Modulo was released, animated by MAPPA and directed by Shun Miyakawa. The PV commemorates the final volume's release on May 1. The spin-off, set 68 years after the Culling Game, follows an alien race seeking coexistence with jujutsu sorcerers.
The television adaptation of Amara and Mai Okuma's light novel series The Cat and the Dragon revealed a second promotional video, a key visual, and three additional voice actors on May 14. Atsumi Tanezaki will play Gali, Chika Anzai will play Annerossa, and Junya Enoki will play Stan. The characters appear in the new trailer alongside the previously announced cast, which includes Takehito Koyasu as the cat-raised dragon Nekoryu and Kikuko Inoue as Mamanyan. The series is scheduled to premiere in July 2026. Studio OLM is handling animation production, with Jin-Koo Oh directing and Mitsutaka Hirota writing the series composition. Rie Nishino and Chiaki Kurakazu are the character designers, and Takahiro Obata is composing the music. The story began as a short story on the web platform Shosetsuka ni Naro in 2013. Takarajimasha later picked it up for a print release under its Bunko label. The light novels have sold over one million copies across nine volumes. A manga adaptation by Izumi Sasaki runs on the Kono Manga ga Sugoi! Web platform.