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Good news, SSSS.Gridman fans: Trigger’s followup, SSSS.Dynazenon, is set to blast its way onto screens on April 2. Helming SSSS.Dynazenon is the same team who brought us Gridman: Director: Akira Amemiya Screenwriter: Keiichi Hasegawa Character designer: Masaru Sakamoto Music: Shiro Sagisu Animation: Trigger/Graphinica And here’s the …Read more »
SSSS.DYNAZENON, the followup to SSSS.GRIDMAN, is inching closer to release. Now we know when that release will be: April 2021. That, plus a fresh trailer for the series, were revealed yesterday. The trailer confirms that the following staff members from GRIDMAN will be returning for …Read more »
SSSS.DYNAZENON, the SSS.GRIDMAN followup by the folks at Trigger and Tsuburaya, was announced last November. Now we’ve got a fresh look at the series via (an admittedly low-resolution) new visual and some cast details. While we’d previously been given a look at the series’ main …Read more »
Tired of showing friends and colleagues blank walls or messy rooms during video calls? Check out these free backgrounds courtesy Tsuburaya Productions, the creators of Ultraman and its various spinoffs. Released today as part of the company’s “Stay At Home With ULTRAMAN” campaign, the backgrounds …Read more »
The tokusatsu-inspired action of SSSS.GRIDMAN is going to get new life in the near future. While it’s explicitly not a sequel, Tsuburaya Productions and TRIGGER have teamed up again to produce a new anime called SSSS.DYNAZENON, with the staff from GRIDMAN set to return. Akira Amemiya is directing, with Keiichi …Read more »
Next up for the always-exciting Studio Trigger (Kill la Kill, Little Witch Academia) is the SSSS.Gridman TV anime, which reimagines Tsuburaya Productions’ 1993-1994 tokusatsu series. The latest update has OxT lined up to perform the opening theme, “UNION,” with Maaya Uchida on the “youthful beautiful” ending …Read more »
Studio Trigger guests will be on hand at this year’s Anime Expo, and they have a special presentation in store. The convention will serve as the premiere of the SSSS.Gridman anime, and Guests of Honor include Shigeto Koyama and Hiromi Wakabayashi, who will be joined …Read more »
Clocking in at just 90 minutes between two 45-minute episodes, The Dragon Dentist is delightfully concise, which should come as no surprise to fans of Tsurumaki's most famous work, the six-episode OVA FLCL. In an alternate retelling of World War II (presumably, though the war …Read more »
Studio Trigger, the folks behind Kill la Kill and Little Witch Academia , have been keeping busy. This Sunday at Anime Expo, the studio announced not one, not two, but three separate anime series, each produced in conjunction with a partner studio. First up, DARLING …Read more »
Pixiv Zingaro, the Tokyo gallery co-run by art-sharing site Pixiv and pop artist Takashi Murakami, has been the sight of many anime and manga-based exhibitions since it opened up in otaku paradise Nakano Broadway a few years back. The latest, which runs from May 12 …Read more »
Recently I’ve felt like something’s been missing from my life, and I just pinned down exactly what it is: an anime series by the creative team behind Gurren Lagann and Kill la Kill . But the Studio Trigger gods have smiled upon me, as details …Read more »
Anime studio Trigger's adaptation of Ninja Slayer , with backstory that has it based on the work of authors "Bradley Bond and Philip Ninj@ Morzez," now has more detailed streaming plans. While specific global platforms haven't been listed yet, Ninja Slayer From Animation will come …Read more »
Anime studio Trigger ( Kill la Kill , Inferno Cop , Little Witch Academia ) is hard at work on Ninja Slayer from Animation , the series based on the light novel series by "Bradley Bond and Philip Ninj@ Morzez"… or so the story goes. …Read more »
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