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The Shaman King Flowers anime started serving up its sequel to the anime adapting Hiroyuki Takei’s Shaman King manga in Japan on January 9, and now a date appears to have been locked in for its Netflix debut. According to a Netflix listing, Shaman King …Read more »
Shaman King Flowers, the follow-up to the recent Shaman King remake anime, hits the airwaves starting on January 9. Ahead of its premiere, we’ve got a few screengrabs of episode 1, plus news of a Shaman King radio show. The radio program is called Shaman …Read more »
The upcoming Shaman King Flowers anime features plenty of new and returning cast members, some of which are on display in a brand new trailer. The second full promo for the series made its way online this week, so check it out below for another …Read more »
Earlier this month we got a look at the opening theme and premiere date for the Shaman King Flowers anime, which premieres in Japan on January 9, 2024. Now a new trailer is here to preview the ending theme song, featuring cast member Sumire Uesaka …Read more »
A new trailer has arrived for the Shaman King Flowers anime, this time revealing a premiere date and opening theme song. The followup to the rebooted Shaman King anime will open to the tune of Nana Mizuki’s “Turn the World” theme song when it premieres …Read more »
We’re getting ever closer to the January 2024 premiere of the Shaman King Flowers anime, so another set of previews is here in the form of a full key visual and a handful of character visuals. Check out the KV below, followed by a look …Read more »
A full trailer and new visual have arrived for Phoenix: Reminiscence of Flower, the theatrical edition of the new project adapting Osamu Tezuka’s classic manga series Phoenix. The film will open in Japan under the title Hi no Tori: Eden no Hana, and you can …Read more »
The upcoming January 2024 anime Shaman King Flowers released its first promotional video, which includes more info on the cast. We now know that Ami Koshimizu plays Luca Asakura, Kentaro Ito plays Daikyо Oboro, Kenta Miyake plays Ryūji Ichihara, and Chihiro Ueda plays Namaha. It …Read more »
Yoko Kamio’s Boys Over Flowers manga, AKA Hana Yori Dango, just received some impressive accolades. The Guinness World Records has officially recognized the series—which ran in Shueisha’s Margaret manga magazine from October 1992 to January 2004 for a total of 37 collected volumes—under the distinction …Read more »
Originally announced as a followup to the recent Shaman King anime reboot, the sequel has officially been confirmed as an adaptation of the Shaman King Flowers manga. We’ll get to follow the adventures of Yoh and Anna’s son, Hana, when the anime makes its way …Read more »
It’s been five years since the debut of Mari Okada’s acclaimed anime film, Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms, which opened in Japan on February 24, 2018. To celebrate the fifth anniversary, revival screenings have been announced for Japan, with 75 theaters to screen the …Read more »
Yoshiharu Tsuge has been very influential in the world of manga, but very little of his work has been translated into English. We have Drawn & Quarterly to thank for licensing The Swamp, and its new followup, Red Flowers. Red Flowers is a short story …Read more »
Juné, the yaoi imprint of Digital Manga Publishing, has shared more than one tease about news this month. Last Friday it revealed the release dates for future volumes of Twittering Birds Never Fly, and today it’s sharing new acquisitions for print titles. “We’re excited to …Read more »
The Flowers of Evil (Aku no Hana), the manga adapted into a controversial anime in 2013, is getting a live-action film adaptation. The film is set to premiere in 2019. The Flowers of Evil, based on the manga by Shuzo Oshimi, will be directed Noboru …Read more »
The Iorph are a unique people who live far away from humanity in their own idyllic space. With hair so blonde it’s practically platinum and lives that span hundreds of years, they have come to be known as The Clan of the Separated. The Iorph …Read more »
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