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We were already prepping for an October return for the Haikyu!! To the Top anime, but now we have a specific date to look forward to. The boys will officially be back on the court on TV starting October 2, and a new pair of …Read more »
Haikyu!! To the Top is headed back to screens this October. The second half of the series was initially set for July—but then COVID-19 hit. Now production has resumed, and we can look forward to the continuation of Haikyu!! To the Top this fall. The second …Read more »
Now that we’ve enjoyed the good news about Fire Force season 2, it’s time to move on to the bad news about Haikyu!! To the Top‘s second cour. The continuation of the volleyball saga’s fourth season was scheduled to arrive this July, but the ongoing …Read more »
Haikyu!! To the Top—the fourth anime season adapting Haruichi Furudate’s hit Shonen Jump volleyball manga—is coming to a head as its first cour prepares to hit its climax this Friday. To hype up the battle between Karasuno High and Inarizaki High, a new visual is …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 »
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 »
TV Asahi asked 150,000 Japanese people what manga titles they consider to be the best. The results have been tallied, and some of them are huge titles here as well, while others have never been licensed in North America. Here’s the list: 1. One Piece …Read more »
Some Shonen Jump series are great at tugging on the ol’ heart strings, which is bound to happen when you have some of the biggest manga in the world collected in one weekly magazine. To find out which Shonen Jump series made Japanese fans cry, …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 »
In Japanese culture, there’s a huge emphasis on respect and hierarchy in business, school, and family life in general. A lot of japanophiles and fans of Japanese animation will be familiar with these aspects of the culture, especially the idea of a senpai, or slightly …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 »
There’s often a big difference between your favorite anime of all time and the anime series you could see yourself watching forever. A recent poll on goo Ranking asked 5,000 anime fans in Japan which anime they would be happy to watch for the rest …Read more »
For decades, anime adaptations of shonen manga have represented the bulk of the most popular titles in Japan. Initially the anime brought to the United States was a little more genre-diverse, but Cartoon Network syndicated Dragon Ball Z in 1998, localized anime rapidly became as …Read more »
Japanese mobile phone operator NTT Docomo is back again to rank the current season of anime, with more than a little help from all the Japanese fans out there. This time it’s the Winter 2020 anime season, for which the fans cast 79,943 votes during …Read more »
More details have surfaced for the long-awaited fourth season of the Haikyu!! anime, which officially continues adapting Haruichi Furudate’s manga when it hits the airwaves in Japan on January 10. In addition to the new date, Haikyu!! To the Top has been confirmed as a split-cour season, with the …Read more »
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