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In recent days it’s become apparent that Amazon has been blocking some manga titles from both Yen Press and J-Novel Club. Both publishers tweeted about this: Sadly, we have confirmed with Amazon that they have opted to remove our No Game No Life titles from …Read more »
Based on an original concept by Five fairy scholars, Fairy gone is an upcoming TV anime that puts JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders director Kenichi Suzuki back in action. Other key staff members include Ao Jūmonji (Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash) on series composition and …Read more »
The world of light novel publication is a fast and furious affair where imitation is the highest form of flattery. When an idea hits it big, you can bet your bottom dollar (or your smallest yen coin) that a slew of series with similar premises …Read more »
Earlier today Yen Press hopped on Twitter to make a few announcements, starting with plans to release Ayano Takeda's first Sound! Euphonium novel. The English release is currently slated for summer 2017 in North America. Also due out next summer is Mutsumi Okuhashi's Grimgar of …Read more »
Today Crunchyroll and Funimation announced a huge partnership that will ultimately give fans greater access to anime. It's the best of both their respective worlds as Crunchyroll members get access to subtitled versions of Funimation's summer simulcasts and, in the weeks to come, FunimationNow viewers …Read more »
J-Novel Club expanded its library further with the addition of two more light novel series. The latest licenses come from OVERLAP, Inc., and include The Faraway Paladin and Mixed Bathing in Another Dimension . Both series are available now on j-novel.club , which can be …Read more »
Earlier this month we posted about J-Novel Club , the new simulpub service for Japanese light novels in English. They started with four titles and promised more by the end of the year, and now we know what two of the latest additions are. First …Read more »
Nico Nico Douga recently polled their readers, asking about what winter 2016 anime they’re most looking forward to. As these shows start to gear up for air, let’s check out what they picked, shall we? 10. Grimgar of Fantasy and Ash 9. Dimension W 8. …Read more »
“Isekai” is the genre of Japanese media wherein the protagonists are transported, trapped, or reborn in another world. When you think about it, this is actually a common trope in storytelling across the world which goes back quite a long time, but in anime it’s …Read more »
Last week we posted about Fairy gone, a new original TV anime with JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders director Kenichi Suzuki at the helm. The series premieres in Japan this April, and the official website followed up the initial announcement with a new English version …Read more »
Anime inspired by western medieval fantasy is pretty big right now. Sure, it’s partly just a side-effect the tangentially-related “stuck in an MMO” genre being even more popular, but between more pure fantasy series like Seven Deadly Sins and the new Berserk, and less futuristic …Read more »
Satisfaction. Mick Jagger couldn’t get it, but it appears readers of Akihabara-based website AniPota have, at least when it comes to last season’s anime lineup. “What was the most satisfying anime of winter 2016?” asked AniPota, and its pollees responded with a list that may …Read more »
ERASED As usual, there’s a plethora of anime to choose from this season (we count 37 TV series, and that’s excluding short and specials). We’re a few weeks into the season, and fans have started to weed out the series they’re not so interested in …Read more »
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