Stephanie Wittels stars in dub debuting on home video in October

Sentai Filmworks announced the full English dub cast for Flying Witch on Tuesday. The company also began streaming a dubbed clip featuring Stephanie Wittels as Makoto, Juliet Simmons as Chinatsu, Adam Gibbs as Kei, and Chaney Moore as Nao.

The cast, under director Shannon Reed, assistant director Kyle Jones, and writer Marta Bechtol, includes:

Stephanie Wittels as Makoto Juliet Simmons as Chinatsu Adam Gibbs as Kei Joanne Bonasso as Nana John Swasey as Keiji Christina Kelly as Akane Kira Vincent-Davis as Anzu Chelsea McCurdy as Inukai Chaney Moore as Nao Courtney Lomelo as Anzu's Mother Melissa Molano as Hina Tiffany Grant as Chito Kyle Jones as Kenny Alexandra Bedford as Al Kregg Dailey as Harbinger of Spring

Sentai Filmworks will release the anime, with the series of "petit" shorts, on Blu-ray Disc and DVD on October 24. A premium box set with an art booklet, art cards, micro fiber cloth, sticker, and soundtrack will be available.

The 12-episode television anime series premiered in April 2016. Crunchyroll streamed the series as it aired, and it describes the story:

Aomori, Japan

In a land blessed by nature's bountiful beauty, bizarre things begin to take place. Makoto Kowata, 15 years old, is a professional witch. She left Yokohama with Chito, her black cat, to live in the house of her relatives in Aomori. This is where she begins to train as a witch.

Even though Makoto's powers are still limited to just flying through the sky, she and her second cousins Kei and Chinatsu surely make the most out of each and every day.

Katsushi Sakurabi (Gunparade March, Heaven's Memo Pad, Lunar Legend Tsukihime) directed the anime at the studio J.C. Staff, and Deko Akao (Arakawa Under the Bridge, Noragami, Pretty Rhythm Aurora Dream, Snow White with the Red Hair) was in charge of the series scripts. Masato Yasuno (episode animation director on Little Busters!, Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon?) designed the characters. Singer miwa performed the opening theme song "Shanranran feat. 96 Neko." Voice cast members Minami Shinoda (Makoto) and Eri Suzuki (Chinatsu) performed the anime's ending theme song "Nichijō no Mahō" (Everyday Magic).

The anime adapts Chihiro Ishizuka's Flying Witch manga. Vertical Comics licensed the manga for North America.