Voice Actors For Kiss Him Not Me

Okay, let's dish about the amazing voices behind one of my all-time favorite anime, Kiss Him, Not Me! You know, that hilarious reverse harem where a girl loses weight and suddenly becomes super popular? Yeah, that one!

The English Dub Dream Team

First up, we gotta talk about Jamie Marchi, the voice of our lovely, otaku-obsessed protagonist, Kae Serinuma. Can we just say, she NAILS IT? Jamie’s performance perfectly captures Kae's bubbly personality and her over-the-top reactions to, well, everything.

It’s like Jamie actually *is* Kae. I mean, who else could scream so convincingly about BL pairings?

The Suitors (and their Stellar Voices)

Now, let's get to the boys! Where do I even begin? They all have such distinct and charming voices, which really makes you understand why Kae is so conflicted (and why *we're* all conflicted, let's be honest).

Josh Grelle voices the princely and kind Asuma Mutsumi. Josh has this way of making Mutsumi sound so incredibly genuine, you just want to reach through the screen and give him a hug.

He's got that calming, reassuring tone down pat!

Then there's Micah Solusod as the sporty and energetic Hayato Shinomiya. Micah brings so much youthful enthusiasm to the role, it's infectious.

You can practically *hear* him running laps in the background!

And we can't forget Alejandro Saab as the cool and aloof Yusuke Igarashi. Alejandro gives Igarashi a certain suave quality that just makes you swoon.

Seriously, that voice could melt glaciers.

Last but not least is Justin Briner as the adorable and androgynous Shima Nishina. Justin does an amazing job portraying Shima's gentle yet determined nature.

You just want to protect her from the world!

The Japanese Voice Powerhouse

Of course, we can't forget the original Japanese voice cast! Yu Kobayashi voices Kae in Japanese, and she's absolutely brilliant. She brings a different, but equally hilarious and endearing, quality to the character. Yu's voice is slightly higher pitched and just as expressive!

She's a legend, plain and simple.

The Japanese voice actors for the boys are equally fantastic. Yoshimasa Hosoya as Mutsumi, Takahiro Sakurai as Shinomiya, Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Igarashi, and Yu Shimamura as Nishina are all top-tier talents.

They're basically vocal superheroes.

Why It All Works So Well

What makes the voice acting in Kiss Him, Not Me so special is that everyone involved seems to genuinely enjoy the material. They're not just reading lines; they're bringing these characters to life in a way that's both hilarious and heartfelt.

It’s like they're all having a big, fun party in the recording booth!

Whether you prefer the English or the Japanese dub, there's no denying that the voice acting in this anime is top-notch. It's a major reason why Kiss Him, Not Me is so enjoyable and memorable.

So, next time you're watching, pay extra attention to those voices. They deserve all the love! I mean,