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Sad and unexpected news came out of the editorial department of Kadokawa’s Harta magazine, which announced that Haven’t You Heard? I’m Sakamoto manga author Nami Sano has passed away. Sano passed from cancer on August 5, and a funeral was held on August 7 and …Read more »
Featured Spotlight: Even if you fancied yourself a pretty cool person in high school, there’s no way you could ever hope to match up to the sheer smoothness of Sakamoto. He’s not just the coolest dude in his class, or even his school; he might …Read more »
Sentai Filmworks announced the acquisition of the Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto anime, which adapts the manga by Nami Sano. The series is set to debut this April, and will be available streaming through select digital outlets, with a home video release to follow. Shinji …Read more »
The fourth and final volume of Nami Sano's award-winning Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto manga hits Japan on January 15, and it's bringing with it the announcement of anime adaptation plans. The much-loved series, published in North America by Seven Seas, will debut in animated …Read more »
King Records was founded 90 years ago, and to mark the prestigious anniversary, it’s holding an art exhibit with anime titles it’s invested in. The exhibit doesn’t cost any money, and it’s currently going on in Tokyo until January 16. After that it will be …Read more »
Nami Sano’s Migi & Dali manga is about to have its seventh and final volume published in Japan, and while readers wait for that to arrive, an anime adaptation has been announced for the series. Information is light on the adaptation at the time of …Read more »
The first five episodes of the Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba TV anime premiered in the form of a special compilation film in Japan this week. The world premiere also served up the perfect opportunity to reveal new details about the adaptation of Koyoharu Gotouge’s …Read more »
The recently-revealed Tokyo Ghoul:re anime adaptation now has a principal staff listing, revealing a switch-up in the director position. While 2014’s Tokyo Ghoul anime and 2015’s Tokyo Ghoul √A followup were both directed by Shuhei Morita (Freedom, Kakurenbo – Hide & Seek), Tokyo Ghoul:re will have …Read more »
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