PSYREN Anime Now Streaming: Release Date, English Dub and Cast

PSYREN began airing in Japan on October 5, 2026 at 11:00 p.m. JST on TOKYO MX and BS11. The anime adaptation of Toshiaki Iwashiro’s supernatural battle manga is now streaming internationally on Crunchyroll, with subtitled episodes and an English dub available in licensed territories.

When does the PSYREN anime come out?

PSYREN premiered on Monday, October 5, 2026 in Japan. TOKYO MX and BS11 began broadcasting at 11:00 p.m. JST, following the September 11 trailer and key-visual announcement. Crunchyroll's first subtitled episode launched the same day at 7:30 a.m. Pacific Time.

Crunchyroll streams PSYREN worldwide excluding Japan and China. Its subtitled simulcast began October 5 at 7:30 a.m. PT (10:30 a.m. ET), and its English dub began October 19, 2026, with weekly episodes. Dylan Ray Owen voices Ageha, Kelly Greenshield voices Amamiya, and Dani Chambers directs the dub.

The new trailer shows PSYREN’s deadly game beginning

The latest promotional video moves beyond the anime’s earlier character introductions and puts the central mystery into motion. Ageha Yoshina’s encounter with a mysterious red phone card leads toward the disappearances connected to PSYREN, while the footage previews the dangerous environments and psychic battles that define the manga.

The trailer also previews the opening theme, “WARNING!!” by CLAN QUEEN. The announcement introduced two additional cast members: Yuhko Kaida as Matsuri Yagumo and Nobuyuki Hiyama as Dolkey.

What is PSYREN about?

PSYREN follows high school student Ageha Yoshina after he discovers a strange red telephone card in a public phone booth. His childhood friend Sakurako Amamiya, who possesses the same kind of card, soon disappears. Ageha’s search for her draws him toward the mysterious organization known as PSYREN and into a life-or-death game connected to a series of unexplained disappearances.

The premise develops into a mix of survival suspense, mystery and psychic combat. That combination helped the manga maintain a dedicated following long after its original Weekly Shonen Jump serialization ended. The series was repeatedly nominated in AnimeJapan’s Manga We Want to See Animated ranking before the adaptation was finally announced.

Who is making the PSYREN anime?

Satelight is handling animation production. Katsumi Ono directs the series, Shin Yoshida is responsible for series composition, Akira Okuma handles character designs, and Takashi Ohmama, Tatsuhiko Saiki and Shu Kanematsu compose the music.

The principal cast includes Rikuya Yasuda as Ageha Yoshina, Mayuko Kazama as Sakurako Amamiya, Shunsuke Takeuchi as Hiryu Asaga, Soma Saito as Oboro Mochizuki and Yukihiro Nozuyama as Kabuto Kirisaki. Kaida and Hiyama join that lineup with the September trailer.

Will the anime adapt the entire PSYREN manga?

The production has stated that the anime is planned to depict the story through its conclusion. That is significant because PSYREN is a completed manga rather than an ongoing source with an unknown endpoint. Iwashiro’s original series ran in Weekly Shonen Jump from 2008 to 2010 and was collected in 16 volumes.

However, the production has not announced the anime’s episode count or cour structure. A commitment to adapt the complete story does not establish how many episodes or seasons will be used, so claims about pacing should be treated as speculation until an official format is revealed.

Why PSYREN’s anime is notable after so many years

PSYREN arrives in an unusual position for a Shonen Jump adaptation. The manga ended roughly 16 years before the anime premiere, meaning the series is not being produced primarily to accompany a currently serialized title. Its long-running fan demand is instead a major part of the adaptation’s story.

That also gives new viewers a rare advantage: the source material already has a defined ending. If the production follows through on its plan to adapt the complete narrative, viewers will be able to approach PSYREN knowing its central mysteries have an established destination.

What is still unconfirmed?

The October 5 Japanese premiere and international Crunchyroll simulcast are confirmed. The English dub began October 19, with Dylan Ray Owen and Kelly Greenshield in the lead roles. The opening is “WARNING!!” by CLAN QUEEN and the ending is “ICARUS” by Who-ya Extended. Avoid assuming a complete episode or cour schedule from the plan to adapt the manga's full story.

PSYREN is now airing rather than awaiting its premiere. The October 5 debut and October 19 English-dub launch make it accessible to new viewers, while the manga's completed 16-volume story provides context for the adaptation's longer-term plans.