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Featured Spotlight: Everyone has something they wish they could do over in their life. Whether it's an unrequited love or not, a "reset" button wouldn't hurt, but people change, and second chances rarely work out how we expect them to. Futaba Yoshioka is about to …Read more »
Blue Period manga-ka Tsubasa Yamaguchi will be taking a period of time off from work. The latest issue of Afternoon magazine, where Blue Period is published, has announced that Blue Period will be on hiatus until spring 2024. The manga is now in its seventh …Read more »
Based on the 2017 Blue Reflection RPG by Gust and Koei Tecmo, the Blue Reflection Ray anime aims to bring an entirely new story to TV screens this spring. Fans outside of Japan can now mark their calendars, as well, because the series will stream …Read more »
An anime adaptation was announced for Koji Miura’s Blue Box manga back in November 2023, and now a new key visual has arrived. There’s still no release date in place for the series, but the visual showcases leads Chinatsu Kano (VA: Reina Ueda) and Taiki …Read more »
Blue Box (Ao no Hako), the high school sports/romance manga from Koji Miura, is getting animeified. The series will star Shoya Chiba as Taiki Inomata and Reina Ueda as Chinatsu Kano. That’s all the info we’ve got so far, but an event set for December …Read more »
Back in April, we learned that the manga Ao no Orchestra (The Blue Orchestra) would be getting a TV anime adaptation. Now we know when: the spring of 2023. We’ve also got a look at the first visual for the series, which shows main character Hajime …Read more »
Production I.G has a bewitching new anime film on the way in the form of The Klutzy Witch, and the official Twitter account came through with some more information. Based on the Radukai Majo children’s book series written by Satoko Narita and illustrated by Enaga …Read more »
The anime adaptation of Kozue Amano‘s fantasy manga series ARIA is celebrating its 15th anniversary, and one of the ways it’s doing so is with a new anime film called ARIA The CREPUSCOLO. The film was originally set to premiere this winter, but COVID-19 caused …Read more »
Unless you’re an Attack on Titan fan, there usually isn’t too significant of a wait between anime seasons (sick burn, right?). Sure, there are some outliers, but Blue Exorcist is in rare company. Not counting 2012’s anime film, we went from 2011 to 2017 without …Read more »
Consider this a little bonus addendum to the monster Crunchyroll Spring 2011 Preview we recently rolled out, though this one includes other avenues of streaming, too. In addition to all of the shows previously mentioned, both Crunchyroll and Viz Media, among others, have announced the …Read more »
Last year we reported that a new live-action Death Note film, entitled Death Note 2016 (you’ll never guess the release year, guys) was in the works, and now we’ve got our first glimpse at the film’s main three cast members. Let's check these guys out. …Read more »
A second promo has arrived for Dance with Devils , an original TV anime that brings Blue Spring Ride director Ai Yoshimura and series composition writer Tomoko Konparu back together at anime studio Brains Base. The story follows second-year high school student Ritsuka Tachibana, whose …Read more »
The Oshi no Ko anime adaptation dominated the past year, from the anime itself to song charts and Google searches. Now, in a practically inevitable move, the series is going the live-action route in the form of a TV series and film. Amazon and Toei …Read more »
The Tonari no Yokai-san anime previously announced plans to kick off its adaptation of noho’s manga in 2024 before narrowing that down to April. Now the first trailer is here along with the main cast members and staff making it happen. Aimi Yamauchi (Salaryman’s Club) …Read more »
Any fans of Rainbow Days out there? Good news: its creator, Minami Mizuno, is launching a new manga in the pages of Bessatsu Margaret. The manga is called Ao Haru-so e Yokoso, which means something like Welcome to Blue Spring Dorm. It’s about five high …Read more »
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