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Being told you’re “good at everything, great at nothing” hurts even more when it costs you your place in the hero’s party—and Jack-of-All-Trades, Party of None turns that pain into a powerful fantasy comeback.

The television anime adaptation of Itsuki Togami and Yuri Kisaragi’s light novel series is now expanding its reach with an English-language dub, giving international viewers a fresh way to experience Orn’s journey from rejection to self-made strength.

The dub features a strong cast led by Tom Aglio as Orn, alongside Corinne Sudberg (Selma), Monica Flatley (Sophia), Ben Stegmair (Oliver), Elise Baughman (Anneli), and Tom Henry (Derick). The production is directed by Jerry Jewell, with Susie Nixon producing and Clayton Browning handling the English script adaptation.

On the Japanese side, the anime is directed by Hiroyuki Kanbe at animation studio42, with Masashi Suzuki overseeing series composition. Character designs are handled by Naoto Nakamura, while Tsubasa Handa composes the music. The opening theme, “Sylve,” is performed by Tokoyami Towa, and the ending song, “sukuu,” is sung by Nowlu.

The story follows Orn, a swordsman-turned-mage who reshaped his entire fighting style to support the Hero’s Party—only to be cast aside by his childhood friend and party leader, Oliver. Mocked for being a “jack of all trades,” Orn walks away alone. But as new allies enter his life, his versatile abilities begin to shine, setting him on a path to become the ultimate all-rounder.

Originally launched as a web novel in 2021, the series has grown into novels, manga, and anime, surpassing 4.5 million copies in circulation. With its English dub now available, Orn’s underdog story is ready to resonate with an even wider audience.