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What do Better Call Saul, Pen15 and Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! have in common? They’re all among the best TV shows of 2020, according to The New York Times. The newspaper of record has just released a list of the best TV shows of …Read more »
One of the brightest spots of the Winter 2020 anime season was director Masaaki Yuasa and Science SARU’s adaptation of Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!. It seems the members of Japan’s Association of Broadcast Critics agree, because the series was granted the honor of one …Read more »
The live-action TV drama may still be running on Japanese TV, but Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! fans are going to have to wait a little longer for the feature film version. As a result of COVID-19 (coronavirus) concerns, the upcoming theatrical outing has been …Read more »
One of the most fun aspects of the Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! anime was seeing the imagination of the girls come to life on screen while they worked hard on developing their own animation. That spirit is also alive in the live-action TV drama, which …Read more »
Masaaki Yuasa and Science SARU’s excellent Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! anime adaptation has officially come to a close, but thanks to Dark Horse we have more to look forward to in the future. The publisher announced the license of the manga by Sumito Oowara, …Read more »
One of this season’s most eagerly awaited anime is the latest from director Masaaki Yuasa, who is adapting the Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken manga at his Science SARU anime studio. Warner Bros. Japan shared the third trailer ahead of the series’ January 5 premiere, …Read more »
Sumito Oowara’s Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! manga is getting an anime adaptation, and it has some heavyweight talent behind it. The official reveal has anime studio Science Saru handling production, with Devilman crybaby director Masaaki Yuasa on board as director and series composition writer. Production members working alongside …Read more »
The live-action film adaptation of Sumito Oowara’s Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! manga was originally set to premiere on May 15, but the COVID-19 pandemic forced a delay. Now the feature is on its way to theaters in Japan on September 25, so a new …Read more »
The winners of the 57th Galaxy Award—which was established by the Association of Broadcast Critics in Japan in 1963—have been announced, and some high honors went to anime. Among them is the Individual Award in the TV category, which was given to Sairi Ito for …Read more »
If you watched the Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! anime, you remember the awesome results of the film club’s attempt at creating a giant robot anime short. That robot can now be seen in another towering form thanks to the new trailer for the live-action …Read more »
Crunchyroll and Sentai Filmworks have announced what new titles they’ll be bringing to DVD, Blu-ray, and digital download in America and Canada. The companies originally revealed their partnership back at the 2020 Virtual Crunchyroll Expo. Here are the announced anime: Noblesse; Onyx Equinox; HAIKYU!! TO …Read more »
The Japan Science Fiction Convention has released its Seiun Award nominations, with the winners set to be revealed in August. There are different categories for nominations: Media, Comic, Art, Japanese Novel, Japanese Short Story, Translated Novel, Translated Short Story, Nonfiction, and Free. The nominees for …Read more »
In addition to this season’s anime adaptation, Ken Wakui’s Tokyo Revengers manga is inspiring a live-action film that’s on the way to theaters in Japan. The feature was originally set for an October 9, 2020 opening, but like many big screen debuts it was delayed …Read more »
The Agency for Cultural Affairs is a part of the Japanese government, and it has revealed who it’s rewarding for the 2020 “Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Fine Arts Recommendation Awards.” The Cabinet Minister Award in the media fine arts category went …Read more »
The judges of the Tokyo Anime Film Festival have chosen this year’s winners. To be in the running, an anime had to be released fully or partially between October 1, 2019 and September 30, 2020. The animated film category’s award went to Kyoto Animation’s Violet …Read more »
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