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Expelled from Paradise: The Stellar Angel Adds Cast, Sets November 26 Release

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Toei Animation and Studio51 have announced new voice cast members and character CGs for Expelled from Paradise: The Stellar Angel ahead of its launch. Yui Sakakibara joins the roster as Naamah, while Harumi Sakurai voices Aradia. These additions accompany newly released illustrations on the official site.

The update also confirmed that both the Nintendo Switch and PC Steam versions will release simultaneously on November 26, 2026. This aligns with earlier reports suggesting a winter window for the console version and a late November date for the digital PC release. The title supports English and Japanese text options.

Continuing the narrative of the 2014 anime film, the choice-driven visual novel follows Angela Balzac and Dingo in A.D. 2400. Players navigate a crisis involving the lifeform Paraflora using the K2-system, which tracks relationship and mission decisions to influence multiple endings.

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Original headline at Noisy Pixel: “Choice-Driven Visual Novel ‘Expelled from Paradise: The Stellar Angel’ Reveals New Cast and CGs Ahead of November 26 Launch”

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Release Date
November 26, 2026
Platforms
Nintendo Switch, PC (Steam)
Developers
Toei Animation, Studio51
Voice Actors
Yui Sakakibara, Harumi Sakurai, Rie Kugimiya, Shin-ichiro Miki
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