Crunchyroll, unveiled the English dub cast and staff for “TenPuru,” the television adaptation of Kimitake Yoshioka’s harem manga, “TenPuru -No One Can Live on Loneliness-.” The English dub is set to make its debut in the first episode, which aired on July 21. For fans eager to delve into the attractive world of “TenPuru,” the anime premiered on July 8, airing on the TOKYO MX and BS11 channels. And as always, Crunchyroll streams series along with English subtitles as it airs in Japan.
When has the anime and manga industry not taken you aback with the concepts and titles of many series? One such series is TenPuru- No One Can Live On Loneliness. When you hear the title for the first time, you would think this series follows the unpleasant feeling of being alone, even when surrounded by a bunch of people.
But to our surprise, this new harem rom-com follows a man who took an oath to be alone throughout his life but then finds himself in a temple filled with attractive women. Will he be able to resist his urges? Head to Crunchyroll to find out!
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TenPuru English Dub News
The English dub of TenPuru -No One Can Live on Loneliness- is directed by ADR’s Mike McFarland, accompanied by producer Zach Bolton with the scripts written by Ben Phillips and Gino Palencia and Victor Acosta as mixer and engineer, respectively.
The cast includes Bradley Gareth voicing Akemitsu, Kelly Greenshield voicing Yuzuki, Molly Zhang voicing Tsukuyo, Monét Lerner voicing Kiki, Celeste Perez voicing Kagura, Morgan Lea voicing Kurage, and Monica Rial voicing Nyagosuke.
Other cast members include Marianne Bray voicing Mia, Monica Rial as a young Akemitsu, and finally, Kent Williams voicing Harukaze.
The Plot of TenPuru
Akemitsu Akegami was raised with the belief that “no one can live alone,” and is now determined to prove his father’s twisted intentions wrong. The only thing he wants is to never turn out anything like his “creep” of a father, so he vows to live the life of a Buddhist monk and leave all impure thoughts behind.
This oath becomes almost impossible for him to abide by when he encounters a young woman, and the thoughts come rushing back.
In a hilarious turn of events, the temple he chooses to “devote himself to” is filled with women, including the young woman he bumped into before. “What’s a man to do?!”.
Worth a Watch?
If you’re a fan of old-school harem/ecchi anime from the 2010s and enjoy humour that’s borderline ridiculous, then TenPuru- No One Can Live on Loneliness- is just the show for you. This series follows Akemitsu, a college student trying to escape his womanizer family reputation by becoming a monk. But he finds himself entangled in a temple packed with high school girls. His mission? To pay off his father’s debt with his labor and, amusingly enough, his body.
The premise is zany, but it manages to pull off its humor with almost no effort. While the first episode might seem like mayhem, the following episodes focus on introducing the main characters, throwing in amusing jokes and gags to keep viewers hooked.
TenPuru is a show that knows exactly what its audience wants, a playful harem comedy that doesn’t take itself too seriously, paired with top-notch fan service. If you’re up for a series filled with dumb, perverted, and comedic elements, TenPuru- No One Can Live On Loneliness is a must-try.
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