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As a reviewer, there's something magical about finding a diamond in the rough. It's something a little quirky, maybe something that doesn't quite have mass appeal at first glance. It usually takes a little getting used to, but once you give it a shot, you …Read more »
We here at Otaku USA are big fans of the original Kino’s Journey, and we’re cautiously optimistic about the new series, which premieres this October 6. A new trailer for that series is out now, and, aside from giving us a peek at how it …Read more »
That’s some pretty wild timing. Not a day after we posted a retrospective piece on Kino’s Journey , the 2003 anime series based on a series of light novels by Keiichi Sigsawa, it was announced those novels would be getting a brand-new anime adaptation. The …Read more »
Don’t let Emerson’s “Life is a journey, not a destination” fool you. Sometimes, destinations can be their own journeys. Take, for instance, Kino (a perpetual traveler) and Hermes (an AI-imbued, talking motorcycle), who stay no longer than three days in any country they happen upon. …Read more »
Sunrise's The Big O originally ran from 1999-2000, but most North American anime fans probably saw it when it ran on Cartoon Network in 2001. Now it's coming back to home video thanks to Sentai Filmworks, which has the complete collection Blu-ray release packed into …Read more »
Fans around the world fell in love with Laid-Back Camp, and it’s not hard to see why. This sweet series is as easygoing as its title suggests. Not only that, it reminds us to stop and enjoy the beauty of the world around us. We can’t …Read more »
There’s a second season of Made in Abyss on the horizon! Soon, we’ll get to journey even deeper into the series’s darkest depths. But what do we do until then? Explore other anime, of course! If your wanderlust has got you, try these series. They’re also …Read more »
If there’s a manga or light novel running in Japan, it’s very likely to get an anime adaptation. Light novels corner the market lately, with some anime studios even having their own publishing house so they can find hot stories. But — as unlikely as …Read more »
Wishing you could travel the world? For now, at least, you can live vicariously through these anime heroes (and antiheroes). We’ve picked a few series featuring globe-trotting stars, who will leads you around our world (and occasionally others!) on heists, dirty jobs, and journeys of …Read more »
No Guns Life is a manga by Tasuku Karasuma that follows Juzo Inui, a man who woke up one day with no memory of his previous life… and a giant gun where his head should be. He now makes a living roaming the dark city …Read more »
The April 2019 issue of Otaku USA is officially here, and we have some real treats in store for our readers. Chief among them is the cover story, which features the controversial, much-watched Goblin Slayer anime! That’s just the tip of the spear in another …Read more »
Forget the explosive fandom behind Sword Art Online. Considering how popular battle royale games like Fortnite are at the moment, that’s where the real genius of Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online‘s timing lies! Based on the novel by Kino’s Journey author Keiichi Sigsawa, …Read more »
A bunch of information came out of this weekend’s Game no Dengeki Thanks Festival 2018 featuring Dengeki Bunko event, including more details on Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online. Based on the novels by Kino’s Journey author Keiichi Sigsawa, the TV anime is officially …Read more »
If you’re pumped about the upcoming anime adaptation of Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online, it’s time to mark your calendars. The latest update has the series—which is based on the novels by Kino’s Journey author Keiichi Sigsawa, with illustrations by Kouhaku Kuroboshi—making its …Read more »
Everyone has their own thoughts on what the best anime of the season are so far, but how are things shaking out in Japan? Mobile phone company NTT Docomo followed up an earlier anticipation ranking with the results of the “What are you watching this …Read more »
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