The Liar Game anime has filled out its Revival Round bench. Per Anime News Network, four voice actors join Madhouse's ongoing adaptation, led by Daisuke Namikawa as Solario, the masked dealer running the round. It's a mid-run cast wave for a series that's been quietly airing without breaks since spring.
Quick answer
According to SenpaiRanks, Liar Game is Madhouse's psychological thriller adapted from Shinobu Kaitani's manga (serialized 2005–2015 in Weekly Young Jump). It premiered April 6, 2026 on TV Tokyo, with its second half starting July 7, and streams on Crunchyroll worldwide outside Japan and China. The new cast — Daisuke Namikawa, Yūya Uchida, Hiroko Ushida, and Minoru Shiraishi — joins for the Revival Round.
The new voices
Daisuke Namikawa voices Solario, a masked dealer overseeing the Revival Round. Yūya Uchida plays Sho Kikuchi, a bespectacled participant; Hiroko Ushida voices Tadako Kosaka, a strong-willed player; and Minoru Shiraishi rounds it out as Yuichi Nishida, a timid contestant in a tracksuit. Chief director Yūzō Satō — who also handled the live-action-adjacent legacy of the property — leads the adaptation with director Asami Kawano.
How it's airing
Liar Game is running a full six months without a seasonal break, an unusual commitment for a manga adaptation this deep. It streams on Crunchyroll everywhere except Japan and China. On SenpaiRanks, psychological thrillers like this tend to score higher on the Quality axis than raw popularity — worth a look on its ranking page if mind-games anime are your thing.
Frequently asked questions
Q: Where can I watch the Liar Game anime?
A: Crunchyroll streams it worldwide except in Japan and China; it premiered April 6, 2026.
Q: Who are the new Liar Game cast members?
A: Daisuke Namikawa (Solario), Yūya Uchida (Sho Kikuchi), Hiroko Ushida (Tadako Kosaka), and Minoru Shiraishi (Yuichi Nishida).
Q: What studio makes the Liar Game anime?
A: Madhouse, with chief director Yūzō Satō and director Asami Kawano.
Q: Is Liar Game based on a manga?
A: Yes, Shinobu Kaitani's manga, serialized in Weekly Young Jump from 2005 to 2015.