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May I Ask For One Final Thing? is what happens when an English dub anime cast is having unimaginable fun in the booth [Popverse Jump}

A great English dub elevates May I Ask For One Final Thing? from an average anime to one of the best shows on Crunchyroll this season.

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Trent Cannon
Features by Trent Cannon, Senior Contributing writer
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There is so much anime coming out every single season that it is impossible to watch it all. Normally, I have a strict rule about only watching certain shows and limiting my viewing where possible, lest I lose myself in the need to watch everything. By that logic, May I Ask For One Final Thing? shouldn’t be one of those shows I stick with. I struggle even to call it a really good anime, but I keep watching for one specific reason: the fact that the English dub cast is having more fun than they have any right to.

Granted, I love the idea behind May I Ask For One Final Thing? It is about a noblewoman who must stifle her greatest desire for fear of bringing shame and ruin to her family. However, Scarlet El Vandimion doesn’t desire anything obscene or risqué. It is simple.

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Trent Cannon: Trent is a freelance writer who has been covering anime, video games, and pop culture for a decade. (He/Him)

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