K-On! (WBC version) (Johnsonverse)

The WBC adaptation of K-On! began airing in January 2016 as part of the Johnson Aligned Universe.
==Voice cast==
=== English ===
* Stephanie Sheh as Yui Hirasawa
* Cristina Valenzuela as Mio Akiyama
* Cassandra Lee Morris as Ritsu Tainaka
* Shelby Lindley as Tsumugi "Mugi" Kotobuki
* Christine Marie Cabanos as Azusa Nakano
* Xanthe Huynh as Ui Hirasawa
* Michelle Ann Dunphy as Jun Suzuki
* Laura Bailey as Nodoka Manabe
* Karen Strassman as Sawako Yamanaka
* Colleen O'Shaughnessey as Sumire Saitō
* Michelle Ruff as Nao Okuda
* Tim Johnson as Fuyuki Hinata
*Chloe Johnson as Natsumi Hinata
=== Japanese ===
==Changes from original version==
Since this version is part of the Johnson Aligned Universe, several changes were made from the original anime:
* The popular ships of Ritsu/Mio and Yui/Azusa are shown on full display, with Mugi being heterosexual.
* Mugi always goes by her nickname rather than the now-seldom used "Tsumugi" due to that name being deemed "too clunky" compared to the other characters.
* A notable addition is the main characters gaining the ability to change their voices to sound like anyone, living or dead; it is explained that this is a side-effect of the alien energy released upon Mogu's death in 1976, the sole exception being Yui who, along with Ui, have it as an innate ability said to be hereditary to the Hirasawa bloodline. This was done in order to avoid having to use the Japanese recordings of Ho-kago Tea Time's songs or have their English voice actresses re-record the songs (among the main voice cast, only Shelby Lindley, Mugi's voice actress, is a singer), a move that also changed HTT into a cover band and paved the way for their introduction to Japanese States ShowBiz Pizza Place locations in 2016.
* Certain characters from the manga such as Sumire Saitō (Colleen O'Shaughnessey) and Nao Okuda (Michelle Ruff) are added as recurring students in later seasons. Other background students get slightly larger roles as well.
* Other changes include moving Sakuragaoka High School to the Tokyo area to allow the characters to interact with other major JAU characters, changing the school from an all-girls school to a conventional, bi-gender school, and drastically changing the backstory of Ritsu and Mio's relationship in a decidedly dark yet heartwarming direction, which in turn changed Ritsu's personality somewhat (namely, she's more TBA).
== Seasons ==
Season	First aired	Last aired	Episodes
1 	2016 	 	13
2 	2017 	 	
3 	2018 	 	
4 	2019 	 	
5 	2020 	 	
== Production ==
=== Development ===
=== Casting ===
=== Animation ===
== Reception ==
=== Critical response ===
The series has received positive reviews.
=== Ratings ===
== Home media ==
In 2017, the first season was released on DVD, Blu-ray, and USD.
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