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The Crunchyroll Anime Awards, an anime awards show hosted by the streaming service of the same name, were held this weekend in San Francisco. The event featured 15 categories, with anime from 2018 chosen by judges (including a few Otaku USA folks) and fans. Let’s …Read more »
We’ve been telling everyone who’ll listen that Masaaki Yuasa is one of the greatest anime directors working today, and he’s proven us right again with Devilman Crybaby, the Netflix original series that’s got everybody talking. Now it’s been announced you can do some talking to …Read more »
One of next year's hyped anime projects is Devilman Crybaby , which has acclaimed director Masaaki Yuasa ( Mind Game , Ping Pong ) at the helm at Science SARU. It's not coming to Netflix until spring 2018, but we got another preview in the …Read more »
The Devilman franchise is receiving a special virtual reality exhibit lasting from April 28 until May 31. The exhibit will celebrate everything from Go Nagai’s original manga to the anime that followed it to 2018’s DEVILMAN crybaby anime. A trailer has been released to give …Read more »
I never would have guessed that in the year 2018 the first anime title to generate a frenzied otaku reaction would be the latest revival of a Go Nagai classic from the early 1970s as interpreted by historically polarizing and noncommercial auteur Masaaki Yuasa, but …Read more »
Whether you’re a longtime follower of Go Nagai’s Devilman or one of the many new fans inspired by Masaaki Yuasa’s Netflix series Devilman Crybaby, you may be interested in this just-announced whiskey inspired by the franchise. But be warned: the price may turn you into …Read more »
However you’re spending this Halloween, why not start it off with a taster plate of some spooky anime? From retro classics to modern marvels, this trio of series is packed to the gills with monsters, demons, and more. (And it doesn’t hurt that they’re all …Read more »
The Chainsaw Man (Original Series Soundtrack) vinyl edition becomes available March 3, but preorders have just begun. A press release explained: “The release arrives as a 2-LP gatefold set with obi strip, newly pressed on vibrant red vinyl with black splatter and accompanied by a …Read more »
Sad news for fans of Hell’s Paradise, the surreal gore-fest taking the spring anime season by storm: no new episode this weekend. Those of us who are all in on the anime adaptation have a week to wait until we get to see what’s next in …Read more »
Soon, the sprawling world of Elden Ring will grow again. With the announcement of the incoming Shadow of the Erdtree expansion, fans are excited for some massive lore drops. We’re also excited for a return to the dark, atmospheric fantasy of the blockbuster game. So in the …Read more »
Following yesterday’s Chainsaw Man finale, we’re throwing a spotlight on the music from the show’s first season, led by the global success of the series’ opening theme “KICK BACK” by Kenshi Yonezu. Released on October 12 alongside Chainsaw Man’s premiere in Japan and on Crunchyroll, …Read more »
With the Chainsaw Man anime just around the corner, we’re looking for stopgaps to get us to the big day. We’ve offered up some anime recs before for fellow fans, but there’s one prime title that beats them all hands down: Devilman. The Go Nagai masterwork seems to …Read more »
I’m always excited when Science Saru announces something new. After all, they’re the studio behind stuff like Devilman Crybaby, Heike Story and Eizouken. The new project just announced by Saru is called Yurei Deco. What do we know about Yurei Deco so far? Well, not …Read more »
Vulture has put together a list of “The 100 Sequences That Shaped Animation,” and anime plays no small role in the rankings. Vulture explained part of its criteria in the decision process: “Since this list is for an American audience, entries skew toward what influenced …Read more »
Masaaki Yuasa (Devilman Crybaby, Japan Sinks: 2020) may have retired as the boss at Science Saru, the studio he co-founded, but he’s still hard at work on Inu-Oh, his latest theatrical film. Now we’ve learned North American fans will be able to get their peepers …Read more »
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