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Spring is in the air. Birds are chirping, flowers are blooming, and new anime is airing. In the spirit of the season (or it’s just a coincidence…), two of Japan’s convenience stores, or “conbini,” in the Japanese parlance, are simultaneously running anime promotions. How do …Read more »
Big series like Attack on Titan get lots of merchandise, but sometimes that merchandise only comes out in Japan. However, G FUEL is offering an Attack on Titan themed energy drink right here in America that you can begin pre-ordering on June 26. There is …Read more »
The Attack on Titan manga is done, but there’s still more of the anime coming, and there has been and will be lots of merchandise around the franchise. It has become one of the most successful and beloved Japanese franchises ever, so some upcoming merchandise …Read more »
If you’ve been waiting for the English dub of the Attack on Titan OADS, the wait is almost over! The first English dubbed OAD will be hitting Crunchyroll on May 8, and after that one OAD will be coming out each week. Crunchyroll gave a …Read more »
Japanese politicians sometimes use otaku references to please the crowds, but in America politics and anime typically don’t mix. That changed this month when Representative Paul Gosar, a Republican in Arizona, shared a video using Attack on Titan. According to Rep. Gosar, the video was meant …Read more »
Any popular anime is going to come with plenty of merchandise, but the production committee behind Attack on Titan recently pulled some of their new merchandise because of Nazi comparisons. Rather than your typical character plushies or specialty foods, this merchandise has parallels to very …Read more »
How do you encourage more people to recycle? If you’re in Oita City in Japan, you use mega franchise Attack on Titan. Japan has rules about recycling, but sometimes people still dump their trash into deposits that are meant for recyclables only. One case where …Read more »
It’s the beginning of the end for Attack on Titan! The monster hit has entered its final season, and it won’t be long ’til the epic story draws to a close. Do you know what you’ll do once it’s over? (Other than re-watching it with new …Read more »
You know what I’ve always felt is lacking here at Otaku USA Japan Headquarters? A life-size figurine of Attack on Titan ’s Eren, that’s what. I think I’ll saunter down to my local 7-Eleven and put in my name for their new lottery, in which …Read more »
As hardcore Attack on Titan fans are no doubt aware, the Japanese title of the series is Shingeki no Kyojin , literally something like “advance of the giants.” Hence the latest tie-up for the series, this time with the professional baseball team the Yomiuri Giants, …Read more »
Oh Attack on Titan , what a range of wares has your visage been slapped onto. Convenience stores , Be@rbricks , giant vanilla wafers … At least in terms of irrelevance to the actual story, though, this one might take the cake. It’s… water. Aqua …Read more »
Apparently Universal Studios Japan, Tokyo Disneyland’s rival down in Osaka, is not content to simply put on a first-of-its-kind, 4D Evangelion event – they’ve also announced "Attack on Titan The Real," an attraction set to feature two life-size Titans. Visitors will be able to see …Read more »
With the first of two compilation films on the way and light novels , manga and various spinoffs being released at a steady pace, Attack on Titan fever shows no signs of abating here in Tokyo. The latest proof Attack on Titan is, uh, titanic …Read more »
You knew it had to happen: MOVIC, the anime goods company, has created a 1:1 scale replica of the 3D maneuver gear from Attack on Titan . The replica, which is officially licensed, can be had for a mere 99,800 yen, or about $1,000. C’mon, …Read more »
Hitting Tokyo this week: a pretty hilarious promotional campaign for an upcoming Attack on Titan exhibition. As fans of Attack on Titan are all-too-aware, it’s not typically pizza and hamburgers the titular Titans are fond of chomping down on, but that’s what they’re doing in …Read more »
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