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“Trese”, the award-winning Filipino comic book series by writer Budjette Tan and artist Kajo Baldisimo, will be coming to Netflix on June 11 in the form of an anime series. It will come in three dubbed versions: Filipino, English, and Japanese. Check out the trailer below:

“Trese” follows detective Alexandra Trese as she investigates crimes involving supernatural entities. Meanwhile, she has to face the legacy that her deceased father, Anton, left on her.

The series consist of talented voice actors in both the Filipino and English versions. For the Filipino dub, Alexandra Trese is voiced by actress Liza Sobrerano, while Filipino-Canadian actress Shay Mitchell of “You” series voices the female protagonist in the English dub. 

In addition, both the Filipino and English dubs comprise of talented voice actors in both the dubbing and acting industries. The English version is specifically voiced by well-known celebrities of Filipino descent, such as Darren Criss, Jon Jon Briones, Lou Diamond Philips, Nicole Scherzinger, Dante Basco, and more. 

I’m excited for the “Trese” anime series and plan to watch all three dubbed versions. I haven’t actually finished the whole comic book series, but I started it already. It would be really awesome to see the black and white pages come to life on screen! If you’re excited too, don’t forget to add it in your to-watch list on Netflix and set a reminder for yourself on June 11. 

Are you excited for Trese? Let me know in the comments section below. You can also interact with me on my Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube accounts.

Yes, it’s that simple! Here’s what I do: 

1. I create separate files for anime and live TV series respectively and list the titles on the right side of the screen. Make sure to press enter after each title. 

2. The wheel will create an entry per series. 

3. When I want to watch a new series, I just click the wheel and wherever it stops, that’s what I’m going to watch. To avoid repeats, I remove the series from the list, especially if it’s finished or is just one season. When I’m done watching, I use the wheel to know the next series. 

I also use Wheel of Names for Books-to-Read and Skillshare-to-Watch lists.  

By doing this, I have no choice but to watch the series, read the book, or catch the webinar. XD

So if you can’t decide what series to watch or what book to read next, I recommend using Wheel of Names. Let the universe decide for you on what to binge-watch next! :D 

Ever since I started Wheel of Names, I have watched 3 animes: Fruits Basket, Kiss Him, Not Me, and Haikyuu (until part 1 of Season 4).