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Earlier this month Crunchyroll announced plans to bring a trio of new anime films to cinemas in North America and international regions, including Haikyu!!: The Dumpster Battle, BLUE LOCK THE MOVIE -EPISODE NAGI-, and OVERLORD: The Sacred Kingdom. The first of two Haikyu!! movies is set to …Read more »
Yesterday at CinemaCon it was disclosed that three anime movies — Haikyu!!: The Dumpster Battle, BLUE LOCK THE MOVIE -EPISODE NAGI-, and OVERLORD: The Sacred Kingdom — will be hitting North American theaters in 2024. All three are receiving screenings thanks to Crunchyroll. Haikyu!!: The …Read more »
It’s almost time for the Battle at the Garbage Dump, as the first of two Haikyu!! FINAL anime films is right around the corner. The first opens in Japan on February 16, and ahead of that TOHO animation shared a new trailer with fresh footage …Read more »
The first of two Haikyu!! FINAL anime films open in Japan on February 16, 2024, with the team from the TV anime production returning for more volleyball action. While we wait for the rematch between Karasuno and Nekoma, nine new character visuals have arrived to …Read more »
Haikyu!! the Movie: Decisive Battle at the Garbage Dump is set to hit Japanese theaters on February 16. This is the first of the two movies in the Haikyu!! Final sequel movie project. Today, November 16, marks three months before theatergoers can watch the film, …Read more »
There is a two-parter Haikyu!! Final sequel film project going on, and the trailer for the first movie just dropped. The movie is called Gekijōban Haikyu!! Gomi Suteba no Kessen (which is translated as Haikyu!! the Movie: Decisive Battle at the Garbage Dump). The trailer …Read more »
Way back in August of 2022, we learned that the final Haikyu!! anime (ever?!) would be a two-part film. Now we’ve got some details on the first of those films, including a title, logo and promo video. Okay, the title and the logo are basically …Read more »
Inspired by Haruichi Furudate’s popular volleyball manga Haikyu!!, Retsu’s Let’s! Haikyu!? is a spinoff gag manga that first debuted in Shueisha’s Shonen Jump+ app back in September 2014. Now it’s officially set to end its eight-year run, with the 294th and final chapter to debut …Read more »
We finally have more information on the next step for the Haikyu!! anime, which is about to continue adapting the hit volleyball manga by Haruichi Furudate. The official Twitter account revealed plans for that story to go in in the form of a pair of …Read more »
This weekend saw the release of something special for fans missing Haruichi Furudate’s Haikyu!! volleyball manga. The series may have come to an end back in July 2020, but it’s back to celebrate its 10th anniversary with a new one-shot chapter. That one-shot officially launched …Read more »
A new one-shot was previously announced for Haruichi Furudate’s Haikyu!! manga, and now the volleyball boys have a return date. As revealed in this year’s 20th issue of Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, the special 19-page installment will debut in the magazine’s next issue when it …Read more »
This weekend marked the final performance of the Haikyu!! stage play, Hyper Projection Engeki Haikyu!! Itadaki no Keshiki (A View from the Top) 2, ending a five-year run for the series. The 11th show went down at TOKYO DOME CITY HALL in Tokyo on March …Read more »
The 45th and final volume of Haruichi Furudate’s Haikyu!! manga ships in Japan this week, and with it comes a huge milestone for the volleyball series. Once volume 45 is out in the wild, Haikyu!! will have officially topped 50 million copies in circulation. The …Read more »
If you’re as excited as we are for the return of the Haikyu!! anime, you’re going to love the previews for Haikyu!! To the Top that popped up earlier today. The fourth season continues starting on October 2, and now we have an amazing new …Read more »
Only a sports saga as exciting as Haikyu!! could manage to get fans excited with the simple words “dumpster battle.” That rivalry between Karasuno High and Nekoma High is the focus of the new stage play adaptation of Haruichi Furudate’s volleyball manga, and a new …Read more »
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