The upcoming animated adaptation of Dreamland, based on Reno Lemaire’s long-running French manfra series, has released a comprehensive new trailer. The footage highlights the show's official opening and ending theme songs, while confirming that the Japanese-language dub will officially premiere in Japan on October 17, 2026, with global streaming handled by Crunchyroll.
Directed by Juan Pablo Machado and co-produced by Ellipse Animation and La Chouette Compagnie, the project bridges Western comic traditions with anime aesthetics. The newly released trailer previews the opening theme song "movin’on" performed by the Japanese rock band Faulieu., alongside the ending theme "dream catcher" by singer-songwriter Ai Tomioka.
Stellar Japanese Dub Cast
The production has assembled an impressive roster of voice talent for the Japanese dub track, featuring established veterans and rising stars:
- Kakeru Hatano as Terrence
- Asami Tano as Eve
- Kaede Hondo as Lydia
- Daisuke Namikawa as Neil
- Takuya Matsumoto as Ben
- Serika Hiromatsu as Nyti
- Takuya Eguchi as Savane
- Hiroyuki Yoshino as Sabba
- Masahiko Tanaka as Jung
Originally launched as a manga-inspired French comic by Reno Lemaire under Pika Edition back in 2006, Dreamland has amassed twenty-four volumes. The narrative follows Terrence, a teenager crippled by pyrophobia following a tragic fire that claimed his mother's life. When he finally stops running from his nightmares, he unlocks the power of a Traveler, granting him access to Dreamland—a parallel dimension constructed from human hopes and terrors.
