The production team for ghost – end of night (ghost/yoru no hate) confirmed three additional voice actors for the upcoming feature. Kenjirō Tsuda is set to play Moby Dick, while Hiroki Yasumoto and Hiroshi Kamiya will portray the childhood friends Karate and Itō, respectively. These actors join a cast led by Mayu Hotta and Issei Takahashi. The film, which explores a near-future setting where traditional labor has been rendered obsolete, is directed by Shingo Natsume. According to the production, Natsume is also responsible for the screenplay, with original character concepts provided by Natsume Ono. Bandai Namco Filmworks is handling distribution for the project, which is scheduled for a Japanese theatrical debut on February 11, 2027.
Ghost – End of Night Film Expands Voice Cast
Three new voice actors join the upcoming Madhouse theatrical project directed by Shingo Natsume.
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