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It's time for another look at one of the Fairy Tail stage play cast members in costume. Following up on the recent visual for Erza Scarlet is a peek at Misaki Momose as Wendy Marvell via the play's official website . The Fairy Tail play …Read more »
A stage play based on the popular manga and anime Fairy Tail hits Tokyo this April, and photos of the cast in costume have been slowly dribbling their way out. The latest reveal is actress Minami Tsukui all dressed up as Erza Scarlet. Minami Tsukui, …Read more »
Performances of the Live Fantasy Fairy Tail stage play begin in Japan this April, and the official website has been building up to it with gradual visual reveals showing the actors in full costume. We previously posted Shuto Miyazaki as Natsu Dragneel and Atsushi Shiramata …Read more »
Following up on the full visual of 25-year-old actor Shuto Miyazaki in costume as protagonist Natsu Dragneel, the official website for the Live Fantasy Fairy Tail stage play posted a visual of Gray Fullbuster. 21-year-old actor Atsushi Shiramata—a member of Watanabe Entertainment actor group D2 …Read more »
Hiro Mashima's Fairy Tail manga makes the leap to the stage when the play adaptation opens in Tokyo on April 30, where it will run until May 9. Following up on last week's showcase of the Natsu visual , featuring Shuuto Miyazaki looking plenty ripped …Read more »
Be still our six-pack-loving hearts. The PR machine for the Fairy Tail stage play (man, is there any anime that doesn’t have a stage adaptation these days?) has revealed its first visual, a photo of Shuuto Miyazaki as Natsu Dragneel. And it’s ab-tacular. Miyazaki is …Read more »
Hot on the heels of yesterday's news about Kodansha Comics licensing Hiro Mashima's Fairy Tail Zero prequel manga is the announcement of a TV anime adaptation. Plans were revealed on the wraparound jacket band of the main manga's 52nd volume in Japan, with more details …Read more »
If you had a chance to read our cover story on Fairy Tail in the latest issue of Otaku USA , then you probably already have a good idea of whether or not the series is for you. Heck, at this point you may be …Read more »
Quite a few announcements went down at this past weekend's Sakura-Con and Anime Boston and, as usual, Funimation had their fair share of series to add to their bursting lineup. Among them: Fairy Tail and Aria the Scarlet Ammo . The former, based on Hiro …Read more »
Daisuke “Dai” Nagao (49), a former member of the popular Japanese band Do As Infinity, was arrested last month for allegedly possessing stimulants and marijuana. The composer and guitarist was arrested June 24 in Kobayashi, Miyazaki Prefecture. He was subsequently charged with stimulant and marijuana …Read more »
In the world of firsts, there’s something special about being able to call your establishment the world’s first Sailor Moon show restaurant. That’s the position SHINING MOON TOKYO of Azabujuban, Tokyo is in. The restaurant opened on August 15, and its official website shared a minute-long promo …Read more »
Redheads. Some folks are into ‘em, some aren’t. But these Japanese anime and manga fans, polled by Charapedia, definitely fall into the former category. Charapedia recently asked its readers to rank their favorite anime and manga redheads—here are the top 10. 10. Red Blood Cell …Read more »
It’s been a manga, an anime, and even a couple live-action films. Now Attack on Titan is shingeki -ing its way to the stage. The stage play based on the hit franchise is called Live Impact Attack on Titan , and yesterday photos of the …Read more »
In the latest issue of Otaku USA , Ink waxes poetic about Your lie in April , the A-1 Pictures anime based on the original manga by Naoshi Arakawa. The story follows piano prodigy Kousei Arima, who no longer has the ability to play like …Read more »
Humanity Has Declined ( Jinrui wa Suitai Shimashita )—based on a series of light novels by Romeo Tanaka—has a title that's much more dire than its subject matter. What sounds like a post-apocalyptic pity party is really a somewhat nonsensical comedy with a bright color …Read more »
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