"My Hero Academia" has added another veteran voice actor in Inada Tetsu to join its already growing casts for season 2 of the hit anime series. Tetsu will be voicing Enji Todoroki, who is also known as "Endeavor."
According to a report from Crunchyroll, the early look of the Weekly Shonen Jump issue for next week has revealed Tetsu's addition to the cast. Tetsu is known for his role in anime series like "Kill La Kill," where he played Ira Gamagoori, and in "Turn A Gundam," where he played Harry Ord.
Tetsu is the latest addition to the already growing new cast for season 2 of "My Hero Academia." He will be playing Endeavor, who is the second-ranked pro-hero in the series.
Anime News Network reported that Endeavor is second only to All Might and he is also the father of Shouto Todoroki. Tetsu will be joining actor Wataru Hatano, who is voicing new character Hitoshi Shinsou, of class 1-C that has a Quirk of Brainwashing and who's character design was recently revealed.
Aside from Hatano, the new cast includes Azu Sakura, who will be playing the genius from U.A's support department Mei Hatsume, Saki Ogasawara, who will play 1-B class student Itsuka Kendou, and Kouji Okino, who will voice another student from 1-B class Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu. Completing the new cast will be Miho Masaka as Ibara Shiozaki, another student from class 1-B and who has a Vines Quirk, and Kohei Amasaki, who will voice class 1-B's Neito Monoma, who has a Voice Quirk.
"My Hero Academia" Season 2 is scheduled to debut on March 25, 2017, with a recap episode of season 1. The real episode for season 2 will debut on April 1. Check out the latest TV spot for season 2 of the hit anime series in the video below.
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