Who Voices Addy Polaris In The Anime Adaptation?

Voice casting mysteries are the worst in the best way, and Addy Polaris's credit is one that tripped me up when I went hunting for a straight answer. I dug through the usual places — official anime websites, the English distributor pages, cast lists on 'Anime News Network' and 'MyAnimeList', plus the end credits of episodes and Blu-ray booklet scans when available — and there wasn’t a single, clear-cut, widely-cited entry naming a solo performer for Addy Polaris in the way main characters usually get credited. That can happen for a few reasons, so let me walk you through what I found and how to interpret it.

Sometimes a character like Addy Polaris is voiced in the original Japanese by a credited seiyuu whose name appears only on the physical release or in a longer mobile-style credits list, not in the episode credits online. Other times, especially for minor or cameo roles, the performer is grouped under ‘additional voices’ or recorded as part of an ensemble, which makes tracking down a single name harder. For English dubs, the situation mirrors that — the dub credits might list the role specifically, or the actor might be listed under ADR groupings. If you can’t find the name immediately, check the Blu-ray / DVD booklet, the official anime Twitter or studio posts when the cast was announced, and the seiyuu’s own social feeds — they often post their roles and will usually highlight one-off or guest parts.

If you’re trying to identify who voices Addy Polaris for fan discussion or for crediting someone on a wiki, the places I trust most are: the official anime webpage (cast and staff section), the physical release credits, 'Anime News Network' encyclopedia entries (they’re usually careful about sourcing), and the seiyuu’s agency profiles. For English dubs, the distributor’s site (Crunchyroll, Funimation, Netflix) and the dubbing studio’s social media can be definitive. Also check 'Behind The Voice Actors' and IMDb as secondary confirmations, but treat those as user-curated — they’re helpful but not infallible. If the role is credited as part of ‘additional voices’, the only way to be absolutely certain might be checking the actor’s resume or asking the studio during a Q&A, which isn’t always practical.

All that said, the hunt for obscure cast credits is kind of my guilty pleasure — I love spotting little guest turns or an unexpected veteran seiyuu in a side role. If you’ve got a specific release (streaming vs. Blu-ray) or the region’s dub in mind, that can change where the credit appears, but based on what I dug up, there wasn’t a single, obvious public listing that named Addy Polaris outright in the standard online cast lists. I find that frustrating but also kind of charming — like tracking down a hidden voice cameo — and it always gives me an excuse to binge the credits and appreciate the work that goes into even the smallest parts.