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ELEVEN ARTS Anime Studio is bringing Laughing Under the Clouds: Gaiden Part 1 and 2 to theaters across the U.S. on August 24, and we have a special giveaway lined up for the event. For the next week, you’ll be able to enter to win …Read more »
ELEVEN ARTS Anime Studio is bringing two Laughing Under the Clouds: Gaiden films to theaters across the United States on August 24, and we have a special giveaway just for the occasion. The prize for this one is a set of collectible art squares …Read more »
Fans of the Laughing Under the Clouds anime—based on the supernatural manga by Karakara-Kemuri—can look forward to checking out the continuation in theaters. All three parts of the Laughing Under the Clouds: Gaiden anime film series are coming to U.S. theaters, with the first two …Read more »
The second part of the Laughing Under the Clouds – Side Story anime film trilogy is coming to theaters in Japan on June 9, and the official website is here with a full trailer. The trilogy is based on Kemuri Karakara‘s manga of the same …Read more »
Attack on Titan‘s Wit Studio is in charge of producing the upcoming anime film trilogy Laughing Under the Clouds, based on Karakara-Kemuri’s Donten ni Warau -Gaiden- spin-off manga. Featuring direction by Tetsuya Wakano, the first part of the trilogy hits theaters in Japan on December …Read more »
Funimation is considering launching a near-real time English dub for one of its biggest titles, One Piece , according to brand manager Josh Kocurek. The company has been releasing what is calls Broadcast Dubs, which are streamed shortly after the subtitled simulcast, since November, dubbing …Read more »
Tubi recently inked a deal with Shout! Factory to stream a number of anime movies, most of which are available in both dubbed and subbed versions. The anime now available to watch on Tubi with this new deal are: Millennium Actress; Liz and the Blue …Read more »
Good news for folks who like to see their anime on the big screen: Eleven Arts is bringing a few choice anime films to US theaters. First up, it’s Liz and the Blue Bird, the Sound! Euphonium feature film from Naoko Yamada (A Silent Voice). …Read more »
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