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Soichi Negishi is living the ultimate dual life. On one end, he calmly pursues his dream to be an indie darling, idolizing Kahimi Karie and singing wistfully about sweets and shopping trips. On the other, however, he's the raucous lead singer of Detroit Metal City, …Read more »
Kiminori Wakasugi's Detroit Metal City manga has really been skyrocketing of late, what with the anime adaptation in full swing and Toshio Li's live-action version getting a lot of attention. The latter has apparently been garnering more and more interest outside of fan circles and …Read more »
I still can’t get over how one of the most popular and beloved anime titles of 2018 is one from Masaaki Yuasa of all people. For those wowed by the aesthetic of DEVILMAN Crybaby who are curious to see how much further their mind can …Read more »
Crunchyroll will simulcast The Reflection , a series masterminded by legendary comics creator Stan Lee, it was announced at Sakura Con Saturday. The Reflection , a collaboration between Stan Lee and director Hiroshi Nagahama ( Detroit Metal City , The Flowers of Evil ), is, …Read more »
Previously unveiled last year, The Reflection is an upcoming anime collaboration project between Studio DEEN, director Hiroshi Nagahama ( Flowers of Evil , Detroit Metal City ), and Stan Lee and his Pow! Entertainment company. Stan Lee is listed as being responsible for the original …Read more »
Minna! Esper Dayo , AKA All Esper Dayo! , is a psychic comedy manga from Kiminori Wakasugi, creator of the raunchy and rowdy Detroit Metal City . Now, according to the first 2013 issue of Kodansha's Weekly Young Magazine , the comic is being adapted …Read more »
Today must be Movie Theater Monday, because a lot of the news popping up has to do with a handful of exciting upcoming US theatrical showings. The latest concerns the live-action take on Gantz . Shinsuke Sato's adaptation of Hiroya Oku's manga—which stars Death Note …Read more »
Ballmastrz: Rubicon, the follow-up to Ballmastrz 9009, will be debuting tonight at midnight on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim. Its animation is done by STUDIO4℃ with Takashi Nakamura working as the animator director. Ballmastrz: Rubicon creator Christy Karacas spoke with Otaku USA about his early interest …Read more »
Earlier this year Otaku USA reported on a story of a bullied man finding happiness “marrying” Vocaloid Hatsune Miku. While the wedding might not be official, Akihiko Kondo has said it’s made his life better, and he’s found a supporter in Gene Simmons of KISS. …Read more »
It looks like Netflix is betting on Yu Yu Hakusho for their next IRL remake of a beloved anime. The hype is… cautious. We all know that the world of live-action anime remakes is a little varied. But even if you’re a picky watcher, there are …Read more »
The common, established wisdom says the mark of a terrible story is one that features a character with absolutely no flaws. Perfect at everything, unmatched in talent, and adored by all, such characters are typically seen as nothing more than idealized projections of the author …Read more »
“I think I might’ve talked too much about American comics.” So says director Hiroshi Nagahama at the end of an hour-long discussion at Seattle’s Sakura-Con, and while too much is entirely subjective, Nagahama, who is decked out in a Spider-Man T-shirt and Daredevil hoodie (“the …Read more »
Our favorite polling site Charapedia is back at it. This week they asked their readers to rank anime and manga’s best bands or musical groups, and the results are in. Now, to be clear: these aren’t real-life bands or groups that’ve made music for anime. …Read more »
Prison School is pure id, the sort of utterly shameless concept whose unprecedented levels gives self-styled “art connoisseurs” the necessary levels of disdain they need to continue functioning. Early in the career of manga author Akira Himamoto, his editors tasked him with creating Me and …Read more »
If there’s one clear trend we’ve seen over the last few years in Japan, it’s a rise in the number of live-action adaptations of anime and manga. It’s to the point where over half of the films we review here at Japan HQ aren’t even …Read more »
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