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The upcoming movie Aikatsu! x PriPara THE MOVIE -Deai no Kiseki!- (translated as Aikatsu! x PriPara THE MOVIE -The Miracle of Encounters!-), has dropped its very first trailer, and it’s a musical one. The movie is a mashup of the Akari generation of Aikatsu! and …Read more »
The second season of Grand Blue Dreaming will be here on July 7, so the anime is using LA’s Anime Expo 2025 to hype the release. And it’s doing it in a very unique way — by letting you almost (hopefully just almost) get hit …Read more »
The main trailer has arrived for the BADGIRL anime, which is based on the manga by Nikumaru. With it comes news that the series will premiere in Japan on July 7 at 24:00 JST, which essentially puts it at midnight on July 8. Check out …Read more »
The horror manga Kaya-chan Isn’t Scary (a.k.a. Kaya-chan wa Kowakunai in Japanese) is getting an anime adaptation, and its first trailer has dropped. We also have some information on the cast and crew. Kaya-chan Isn’t Scary Trailer Two members of the cast were revealed: Azusa …Read more »
Last month we got a look at Yu Yutani and Suzu Suzukaze in the BADGIRL anime, and now another two-for-one character trailer has arrived. This one is all about Atori Mizutori, voiced by Nina Hanamiya, and Rura Ruriha, voiced by Muharu Hanai. You’ll also catch …Read more »
Following up on a recent main trailer, a new character trailer has arrived for the BADGIRL anime. This one pulls double duty by putting the spotlight on lead character Yu Yutani (VA: Azusa Tachibana) and best friend Suzu Suzukaze (Misato Matsuoka). Check it out—including a …Read more »
A new trailer and visual have arrived for the BADGIRL anime, which is based on the manga by Nikumaru. The series is due out this July, and you can check out the preview and the visual, which has been updated with more characters, below. BADGIRL …Read more »
As revealed in an update on the official website, a date is in place for the premiere of the Princession Orchesta anime. The original series is set to kick off its broadcast in Japan on April 6, 2025, with a one-year run planned. For those …Read more »
Originally announced in September 2024, Kyoto Animation’s anime adaptation of Keiichi Arawi’s CITY manga now has a premiere month. CITY THE ANIMATION will make its way to the screen in July 2025, and you can see a new visual and some cast additions below. The …Read more »
The anime adaptation of Nikumaru’s viral four-panel manga BADGIRL is on the way. The show will hit screens in July, we’ve learned. We’ve also got the show’s main visual and some cast details. The show will star: Azusa Tachibana as Yū Yutani Niina Hanamiya as …Read more »
I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level 2, the second season adapting Kisetsu Morita’s light novel series, previously announced plans for an April 2025 premiere. Now those plans have been solidified further with confirmation that the series will return to …Read more »
The bad news is, the new Ranma 1/2 anime adaptation is already over for the season. The good news? A second season is already in production! While we’re waiting for it to come back, there are lots of ways to fill time. If you’ve got lots …Read more »
A premiere date is now in place for original anime Princession Orchestra. The official channels revealed that the magical girl series will premiere in April 2025, and you can see a new trailer and key visual—with the former highlighting opening song “Zettai Utahime Sengen!”—below. Princession …Read more »
Makoto Kudo’s My Awkward Senpai manga is getting an anime adaptation, and the series is currently penciled in for a 2025 premiere. The announcement came along with our first teaser trailer and visual for the rom-com anime, as well as the main staff behind it. …Read more »
Following some recent character trailers, a release window has been narrowed down for I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level 2, the second season adapting Kisetsu Morita’s light novel series. According to the latest update, the new season will premiere …Read more »
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