Search Results for: Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution
The third part of the Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution film trilogy opens in Japan on November 26, but those who want an early peek were treated to a preview this week. The first part of the trilogy opened in Japan in September 2017, followed by the …Read more »
Once again, COVID-19 is starting to wreak havoc on the schedule of upcoming anime films and related events, with the latest delay being announced for the third Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution anime film. Originally set to premiere this summer, the feature will now make its theatrical …Read more »
BONES is returning with a second Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution anime film soon, with a third to follow in 2019. For now we have Anemone: Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution to look forward to as we approach its November 10 opening in Japan, and the official website went …Read more »
The third and final Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution anime film is on the way to theaters in Japan to close out the saga this summer, appropriately titled EUREKA / Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution. Following the act of the first film in 2017 and the second in 2018, …Read more »
Eureka Seven fans in the States might be bummed out that unlike their counterparts in Japan, they don’t yet have access to Anemone, the new Eureka Seven film. But here’s the next-best thing: the first ten minutes. The film, which is titled Anemone: Eureka Seven: …Read more »
Eureka Seven fans have more anime to look forward to, because anime studio BONES announced plans for a new film trilogy titled Psalms of Planets Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution . The trilogy will start off 10 years prior to the original Eureka Seven series, with the …Read more »
One of the most anticipated series coming up this spring is the reboot of author Hiroyuki Takei’s original Shaman King manga. A bunch of cast members have been revealed so far—including some newcomers—many of which hail from the first TV anime adaptation that aired back …Read more »
Eureka Seven never bloomed into a mecha franchise to rival cultural mainstays like its inspirations Gundam, Macross, and Evangelion. Early reception suggested it certainly had the potential: while it was a mess, it remained at all times throughout its 50-episode run an impassioned mess that …Read more »
Joseph Luster
Matt Schley
Austin Price