Crunchyroll announced weekly episodes of the Sasaki and Peeps season 2 English dub starting Wednesday, October 21. The announcement, published on October 20, 2026, also names the lead actors and English production staff for the opening episode.
For viewers who follow the series in English, the announcement provides a start date and a weekly release schedule. As of October 22, that planned starting date has passed, but the announcement alone does not confirm that episodes are available to watch from France. The English-dub schedule also does not establish whether a French dub is available.
A weekly schedule on Crunchyroll
In its October 20 announcement, Crunchyroll gives October 21 as the start of the English dub's weekly release. The announcement does not specify an episode release time or the territories covered. Viewers looking to watch should check the series listing and available audio tracks in their local Crunchyroll catalogue.
Crunchyroll also says it streams the first season of Sasaki and Peeps, giving viewers a place to look if they want to catch up before continuing. Its statement about that season does not establish which languages are offered in each country, so viewers should check the earlier season's own listing for their preferred audio.
The voices and production team for episode 1
Tyson Rinehart voices Sasaki, and Erin Nicole Lundquist voices Peeps in the opening episode of season 2. These are the lead performances named in the announced episode credits. Those credits cover the premiere; they do not establish the cast for every subsequent episode.
Caitlin Glass serves as voice director for the first episode's English dub, while Matthew Greenbaum is credited with adaptation. Alongside the performers, they form part of the announced English-language production team, with Glass directing the voices and Greenbaum handling the adaptation.
The animation has a separate directing credit: Yushi Abe takes over as director of season 2 at SILVER LINK. Abe directs the animated series, while Glass's voice-directing credit concerns its English dub. The 2 credits refer to different parts of the production.
To watch in English, check the audio options on the episode you want to play in your local catalogue. If you are catching up, check the first season separately: Crunchyroll's streaming announcement does not confirm that both seasons offer your preferred language where you live.
See also our Sasaki and Peeps dub page.
