The Rurouni Kenshin dub has played a significant role in the series' enduring popularity, making it accessible to a broader audience worldwide. The dubbing team's efforts to stay true to the original series have paid off, building a loyal fan base and introducing the series to new fans. As anime continues to evolve, the Rurouni Kenshin dub will remain a beloved version of the series, cherished by fans for years to come.
Nostalgic and beloved for 90s fans. Richard Cansino’s Kenshin is iconic but less faithful to the original’s soft-spoken nature.
| Version | What It Covers | Studio / Distributor | Year(s) | |--------|---------------|----------------------|---------| | | Episodes 1–62 (TV series), plus Trust & Betrayal OVA (as "Samurai X") | Sony (TV), Media Blasters / ADV (OVAs) | Late 1990s–early 2000s | | Bang Zoom! Dub (Aniplex of America) | Episodes 1–62 (re-dub), plus Reflection OVA and New Kyoto Arc | Bang Zoom! Entertainment / Aniplex | 2010s (released 2016–2017) | | 2023 Remake Dub (Crunchyroll) | Rurouni Kenshin (2023) – Season 1 & 2 (so far) | Crunchyroll / Studiopolis | 2023–present |
Aniplex produced this dub, featuring a cast that is revered by fans.