Iyuno

Iyuno
Iyuno logo
Founded	1974 (SDI Media) 1995 (Iyuno) 2021 (combined company)
Headquarters	Los Angeles, California
Type	Private
Industry	Dubbing and subtitling
Website Worldwide: iyuno.com

Iyuno is a production company and recording studio that produces English dubs of Pokémon animation through their office in Burbank, California. This company is a result of the 2021 merger between Iyuno Media Group and SDI Media, which went under the name Iyuno-SDI Group until the company rebranded to Iyuno on October 26, 2022.

History

Prior to the merger, SDI Media had acquired and built dubbing studios around the world, and had worked on the English dub of Pokémon Origins. By Pokémon: Black & White, dubs SDI were working on included the French, Swedish, Dutch, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Polish, German, Czech, Russian, Latin American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Italian, Castilian Spanish, and European Portuguese dubs. In addition, the French dubs of PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure and PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond were recorded at SDI Media Belgium. SDI briefly departed from the Latin American Spanish and Brazilian Portuguese series dubs after Pokémon the Series: XY Kalos Quest, but returned to them starting with Pokémon Journeys: The Series. Some time later, SDI started producing the Turkish, Arabic, and Hebrew series dubs as well.

Meanwhile, Iyuno had been dubbing Pokémon animation in English since Enter Pikachu!, following DuArt Media Services' departure. In 2023, Iyuno became the first dubbing studio to produce unionized English dubs of the Pokémon franchise, with Pokémon Horizons: The Series and Pokémon Concierge being dubbed with a SAG-AFTRA contract.

As Pokémon the Series was recorded from both Burbank and New York City, Iyuno works with the New York-based studio Goldcrest Post to allow for voice actors from both cities to send in their lines. Pokémon Horizons: the Series would later add dubbing studio Okratron 5000 as a satellite recording studio for talent from Dallas, Texas as well.

English Projects

• Pokémon Origins (SDI Media, pre-merger)
• Pokémon Journeys: the Series (Iyuno with Goldcrest Post, pre-merger)
• Pokémon Master Journeys: the Series (with Goldcrest Post)
• Pokémon the Movie (M23) (with Goldcrest Post)
• Pokémon Ultimate Journeys: the Series (with Goldcrest Post)
• Pokémon: The Arceus Chronicles (with Goldcrest Post)
• Pokémon Horizons: The Series (with Goldcrest Post and Okratron 5000)
• Pokémon Concierge

English Voice and Casting Directors

• Bob Buchholz (Pokémon Origins)
• Lisa Ortiz (JN001- present)
• Cristina Vee (JN046-JN048)
• Laura Post (JN046-JN048, HZ026 - present)
• Mary Elizabeth McGlynn (Pokémon Concierge) (Voice Direction)
• Rachel Slotky (Pokémon Concierge) (Casting)

External links

• Official website
  • Official Twitter account
• Goldcrest Post official website
• About SDI Media (archived)
• About Iyuno (archived)
• Iyuno on Wikipedia

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