Nichijou - My Ordinary Life is one of the hottest anime series out there, but it's only available in Japanese dub. However, the folks at FUNimation are working on bringing the English dub to life, and they need a huge cast to get it done.
Here's the list of names that have been attached to the project:
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Jad Saxton as Hakase Shinonome
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Leah Clark as Mio Naganohara
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Brittany Lauda as Mai Minakami
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Monica Rial as Nano Shinonome
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Anthony Bowling as Sakamoto
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Morgan Garrett as Yuuko Aioi
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Seth Magill as Koujirou Sasahara
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Madeleine Morris as Misato Tachibana
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Kyle Igneczi as Tsuyoshi Nakanojou
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Tabitha Ray as Izumi Sakurai
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Shawn Gann as Mr. Takasaki
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Dallas Reid as Makoto Sakurai
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Emily Neves as Mihoshi
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Kara Edwards as Fe
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Kathryn Taylor Rose as Weboshii
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Kristen McGuire as Annaka
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Maxey Whitehead as Yoshino Naganohara
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Stephen Fu as Kenzaburou Daiku
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Francis Henry as Principal Shinonome
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Charlie Campbell as Kousuke Oura
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Lydia Mackay as Ms. Nakamura
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Mark Stoddard as Mr. Tomioka
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Hayden Daviau as Word-Time Narrator
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Tyson Rinehart as Tanaka
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Apphia Yu as Sekiguchi
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Howard Wang as Ogi
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Gregory Lush as Akagi
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Derek Whitener as Chiyoda
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Matt Shipman as Katashina
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Alex Moore as Tsukiyono
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Greg Ducle as King Albert
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David Novinski as Dolph
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Sterling Gafford as Male Soldier #8
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Emi Lo as Princess Starla
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Chuck Huber as Oguri Cap
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Marissa Lenti as Yuuko's Mom
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Brian Mathis as Masaharu Egi
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Nicole Endicott as Kimiko
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Phillip Weber as Shinonome Narrator
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Tyler Walker as Buddy
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Terri Doty as Kiyoshi
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Sarah Wiedenheft as Mitsuo
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Zach Bolton as Policeman
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Megan Shipman as Tamamura
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Sonny Strait as Crow
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Alison Viktorin as Biscuit #2
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Kenny Green as Monk
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Doug Jackson as Nakanojou's Father
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Erika Larsen as Pyon
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Cris George as Captain
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Bill Jenkins as Officer
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Austin Tindle as Scholar
FUNimation plans on releasing the series in its entirety on July 23 via Blu-Ray and digitally. Both the English dub and Japanese dub with English subtitles will be offered for viewers.
Also, the anime made its 26 episode debut back in 2011. Bandai was supposed to gain the license, but the deal was canceled in 2012, paving the way for FUNimation to take the reins