Sentai Streams Minute-long Himouto! Umaru-chan Dub Trailer

In a battle of wills, who will come out on top?

Earlier today, Sentai Filmworks started streaming a new dub trailer for Himouto! Umaru-chan. The minute-long teaser features Taihei and Umaru squaring off in an epic battle for…

Eh, the heck with it. Umaru’s trying to get out of doing chores.

Sentai will ship Himouto! Umaru-chan on Blu-Ray on May 30. The publisher will revealed the full English dub cast earlier today. The series will star:

Umaru Doma: Emily Neves
Taihei Doma: Adam Noble
Nana Ebina: Sara Ornelas
Kirie Motoba: Jad Saxton
Sylphynford Tachibana: Christina Kelly
Bomber: Jason Douglas
Kanau: Maggie Flecknoe
Alex: Scott Gibbs
Additional Voices:Vic Mignogna
Additional Voices: Jay Hickman
Additional Voices: John Swasey
Additional Voices: Shanae’a Moore
Additional Voices: Katelyn Barr
Additional Voices: Allison Sumrall
Additional Voices: Carli Mosier
Additional Voices: Kregg Dailey

Kyle Colby Jones was tapped to direct adaptation and write the scripts.

Sentai will ship Himouto! Umaru-chan on Blu-Ray on May 30. The publisher will reveal the rest of the cast later this week.

Himouto! Umaru-chan is based on Sankaku Head’s manga of the same name. The series, which aired in the Spring 2016 broadcast season, was directed by Masahiko Ohta at studio Doga Kobo. Yasuhiro Misawa served as sound director, and Takashi Aoshima handled the show’s composition and screenplay. Previously, the three worked together on YuruYuri.

Character designs were handled by Polar Bear’s Cafe character designer Aya Takano.

Sentai Filmworks describes the show as:

Umaru has two faces: her “outside face” is a reserved beauty, renown throughout the school and community for her flawless manners, talent, and intelligence. Her dreaded “inside face,” the face her responsible older brother Taihei deals with daily, is a lazy, game -playing, snack-binging brat. As Umaru hides her ability to methodically pair junk food with cola, Taihei attempts to devise ways to reign in her epic laziness by any means necessary.

A second season was officially unveiled earlier this month. The series, which airs this fall, will see much of the original cast and crew reuniting for the project.

Earlier this week, Sentai streamed a pair of teasers to announce Neves and Noble’s casting as Umaru and Taihei, respectively. You can check these out below: