© Kinosuke Naito / Farmers In Another World Production Committee
A new anime adaptation was announced previously with Farming Life in Another World getting the nod. The series arrived with a January 6th, 2023, debut, and the folks at HIDIVE made their pickup of it. Earlier this month, the show saw distribution through Hulu in its original Japanese language and the English dub that was produced for it. Ryoichi Kuraya directed it based on the series composition by Touko Machida. Yoshiko Saito is on board as the character designer and chief animation director with Zero-G handling the animation production.
With an April 6th, 2026, debut set recently, HIDIVE has confirmed it for a simulcast pickup. With the season underway, HIDIVE had set a May 1st, 2026, premiere date at 10:00 am EDT on the service. It’ll be a weekly release that’s directed by John Swasey from the script by Marta Bechtol.
With it underway for the past few weeks, HIDIVE has now brought out an English dub trailer for it that highlights its cast throughout.
The English cast includes:
Hiraku
Blake Shepard
Lu
Luci Christian
Tia
Monica Rial
Anne
Shannon Emerick
Beezel
Joe Daniels
Bron
Kira Vincent Davis
Daga
Jeremy Gee
Donovan
Luis Galindo
Dryme
Andrew Love
Flora
Annie Wild
Flowrem
Allison Sumrall
Gol
Hilary Haag
Gordon
John Swasey
Granmaria
Liz Arends
Grattz
Adam Gibbs
Gruwald
Elissa Cuellar
Hakuren
Chelsea McCurdy
Igu
Nickolette Kong
Junea
Skyler Sinclair
Klakkase
Mai Le
Kuro
John Gremillion
Lafa
Brianna Roberts
Lami
Kara Greenberg
Lamulias
Christina Kelly
Lasa
Olivia Swasey
Lastismoon
Donna Bella Litton
Lattiaci
Ginger Sue
Lea
Katelyn Barr
Lecott
Juliet Simmons
Leef
Alyssa Marek
Lees
Brittney Karbowski
Leezay
Hilary Haag
Mamu
Krista Ales
Michael
Jay Hickman
Narf
Stephen Alcala
Randan
Mark X Laskowski
Roaju
Maggie Flecknoe
Ronana
Jade Kelly
Rosalind
Brittany Lauda
Sena
Cat Thomas
Sil
Kara Greenberg
Ya
Alissa Simmons
Additional Voices
Allison Sumrall
Andrew Love
Cat Thomas
Ginger Sue
Joe Daniels
John Swasey
Kara Greenberg
Kira Vincent Davis
Liz Arends
Monica Rial
Nikolette Kong
Olivia Swasey
Shannon Emerick
Stephen Alcala
The Japanese cast includes Atsushi Abe as Hiraku Machio, Shino Shimoji as Ruu, Aya Suzaki as Tia, Lynn as Ria, Yukiyo Fujii as An, Miyu Tomita as Flora, Natsumi Hioka as Lasutis Moon, and Machiko as Sena. Second season additions include Natsu Yorita as Rashashi, Misaki Watada as Igu, Hiyori Kōno as Mamu, Mariko Higashiuchi as Gruwald, Tōru Sakurai as Gordon, and Genta Nakamura as Narf.
Second season cast additions include Hiroshi Shirokuma as Doss, Haruka Shiraishi as Hiterto, Yō Taichi as Foosh, Rumi Ōkubo as Kupid, Jun Fukuyama as Domime, Saori Ōnishi as Kuon, Asuna Tomari as the Giants, and Misaki Kuno as Spirit King, Hikaru Midorikawa as The Demon God, Rikuya Yasuda as Jack, Eri Yukimura as Morte, Mariko Honda as Bell Forgma, Yasuhiro Mamiya as Gou Forgma, and Fumiya Imai as Kuzden.
The first season opening theme is done in-character by Shino Shimoji and Aya Suzaki with “Flower Ring” while the ending theme is from Yui Hizuki with “Feel the winds.” The second season features the opening song “It’s a beautiful story” by Rurushi Ru and Tia, while the ending song is “Sunny Steps” by Yui Hizuki.
The manga from Kinosuke Naito began in 2016 with twelve novels out so far and ongoing. A manga adaptation began in 2017 with eight volumes out in Japan. One Peace Books releases the manga in English.
Check out the official site and Twitter.
Plot Concept: Relaxing country living continues in the second season of the most laidback isekai anime around! Bestowed with the all-in-one “Almighty Farming Tool,” protagonist Hiraku works tirelessly to transform the forest into a bustling civilization.
© Kinosuke Naito / Farmers In Another World Production Committee
© Kinosuke Naito / Farmers In Another World Production Committee
© Kinosuke Naito / Farmers In Another World Production Committee
© Kinosuke Naito / Farmers In Another World Production Committee
© Kinosuke Naito / Farmers In Another World2 Production Committee
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