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Monthly manga magazine Dengeki Daioh is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a character-filled cover illustrated by Nio Nakatani, the creator of Bloom Into You. The illustration features 25 characters from all eras of Dengeki Daioh’s three-decade run. Famous titles represented include Yotsuba&!, A Certain Scientific …Read more »
This year marks the 25th anniversary of Dengeki Bunko, and Kadokawa is helping the light novel imprint celebrate in style. One of the characters getting in on the party is Asuna from Sword Art Online, who dons a swimsuit in a new 1/7 scale figure …Read more »
That’s some pretty wild timing. Not a day after we posted a retrospective piece on Kino’s Journey , the 2003 anime series based on a series of light novels by Keiichi Sigsawa, it was announced those novels would be getting a brand-new anime adaptation. The …Read more »
Thanks to an announcement made at the recent Dengeki Game Festival 2014 event, we can start looking forward to more anime based on Durarara!! A new TV series was confirmed , with key staff from the original returning to work on it. Baccano! and Durarara!! …Read more »
Love Live!, the idol franchise made up of video games, anime series, manga adaptations and more turns 10 years old today, June 30. That’s the day something called Love Live! School Idol Project first appeared in the pages of Dengeki G’s Magazine. The concept? A …Read more »
A couple new Neptunia details were revealed during this weekend’s Dengeki Game Fes 2019 event, including a new game, an OVA, and another project that will be revealed later. The new game is titled Game e-Ninja Neptune, but further details outside of the title are …Read more »
Kazui Ishigami’s And you never thought there is a girl online? manga—which adapts the light novel series by Shibai Kineko—is about to come to an end. According to the latest issue of Dengeki G‘s Comic magazine, the series will officially conclude in the following issue, …Read more »
Kiseki Himura’s Sword Art Online: Progressive manga has been adapting Reki Kawahara‘s novels—which are revised retellings of the originals—since 2013. Now, according to the March issue of Kadokawa’s Dengeki G’s Magazine, the adaptation is preparing to come to an end. The Sword Art Online: Progressive …Read more »
Some details have surfaced for David Production's recently-confirmed anime adaptation of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part IV: Diamond is Unbreakable . Naokatsu Tsuda returns to direct, with Toshiyuki Kato as series director and Yuuta Takamura as chief director for the production, which is set for an …Read more »
Artist Gaou, whose credits include being the illustrator for the light novel series I May Be a Guild Receptionist, but I’ll Solo Any Boss to Clock Out on Time and Welcome to the Outcast’s Restaurant!, has lost multiple jobs after confessing during a livestream to …Read more »
There’s officially more A Certain Scientific Railgun anime on the way! During today’s Dengeki Bunko “Super New Year Appreciation – Winter Festival Online 2025” event, A Certain Scientific Railgun Season 4 was unveiled. Tatsuyuki Nagai is returning to direct, with the main cast—including Rina Sato, …Read more »
The Rascal Does Not Dream series of light novels, which have been adapted into a popular anime TV/film franchise, are nearing their end. That’s the word from Dengeki Bunko, the publishing label behind the series by Hajime Kamoshida. The 14th and 15th volumes of the …Read more »
Author Asato Asato’s 86 light novel series has been running since April 2017 under Kadokawa’s Dengeki Bunko imprint, and now its ending is somewhat in sight. According to Asato, the next volume will officially kick off the final arc of the story. That arc is …Read more »
More light novel audiobooks are on the way from Seven Seas Entertainment, and the latest hails from the world of Neon Genesis Evangelion. Seven Seas announced plans to release an audiobook version of the Neon Genesis Evangelion: ANIMA light novels by Ikuto Yamashita, complete with …Read more »
Shinji Cobkubo’s Rust-Eater Bisco light novel series—also known as Sabikui Bisco—just launched its ninth volume, and it turns out the next will be its last. According to an announcement that came along with the volume, the series is officially set to end with volume 10. …Read more »
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