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Ken Akamatsu, the manga-ka behind Love Hina, has won a seat in Japan’s House of Councillors. Akamatsu ran as a candidate in Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party, which had a dominant showing in the Sunday, June 10 House of Councillors election. Former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, …Read more »
Ken Akamatsu, the mangaka behind Love Hina, Negima! and more, recently expressed an interest in running for public office to protect creators’ freedom of expression. Whether he does that or not, he’s already doing other work that’s meant to protect creators. He put a lawsuit …Read more »
Ken Akamatsu is the bestselling mangaka behind Love Hina, Negima!, UQ Holder! and more, and in the future he might be a professional politician. He’s declared he wants to run for the House of Councillors, which is the upper house of the National Diet of …Read more »
When you think about Elfen Lied, do you picture a lighthearted harem series like Love Hina or a hyperviolent saga with exploding heads and walls covered in blood? Chances are it’s more of the latter, but manga creator Lynn Okamoto recently revealed that this wasn’t …Read more »
I’m going to be honest with you guys. I’ve never really read Love Hina . Or Negima! Haven’t seen the anime adaptations, either, despite hearing about both from friends and the internet in general for about 15-odd years, now. What I do know is that …Read more »
Otaku Vampire’s Love Bite, the new manga from Kamisama Kiss creator Julietta Suzuki, opens with Hina, a vampire shut-in living in Romania. Her father, worried about her, gives her an anime to watch. And Hina, in true otaku fashion, becomes absolutely obsessed with the anime …Read more »
Last month we learned about the main cast and staff behind the upcoming anime adaptation of Megumi Morino’s A Condition Called Love manga. Now we have our first proper look at the production as a teaser trailer debuts, previewing Kana Hanazawa as Hotaru Hinase and …Read more »
An anime adaptation was unveiled for Megumi Morino’s A Condition Called Love manga back in June, and now we have more info, including a premiere month. The series will kick off in April 2024, with Kana Hanazawa and Chiaki Kobayashi respectively in the lead as …Read more »
Ah, the month of February, a month filled with love and gestures of gratitude. Of course, Valentine’s Day gets most of the attention, but there’s no reason not to celebrate on the other days on the calendar. As far as we’re concerned, the more love …Read more »
Mona Marshall has recorded hundreds of voices for anime since the early 1980s. She studied classical theatre and planned to do very serious, classical acting. But it turned out that voice over work was what she loved. “I was going on auditions and never quite …Read more »
A live-action film adaptation of Wataru Yoshizumi’s Marmalade Boy manga is coming to theaters in Japan on April 27, and Warner Bros. Japan is here with a couple quick new peeks. See more footage and sample GReeeeN’s “Koi” theme song in the TV spots below. …Read more »
I don't have to remind OtakuUSA readers of how in business, even within the confines of the wild and unpredictable world of manga publishing, there is one precept that can be applied to practically every form of marketin— sex sells. Adult content can be found …Read more »
Ken Akamatsu ( Love Hina , A.I. Love You ) has a couple of very popular series under his belt, the most recent of which, Negima! Magister Negi Magi , came to an end about a year ago. Now the author is gearing up for …Read more »
Happy (albeit slightly-belated) Halloween! Looks like it was a white one for many people along the East Coast. I hope everyone fared the storm well and that you had some tasty candy and good books to keep you company over the holiday weekend, whatever coast …Read more »
Can you feel the excitement in the air? That subtle feeling that “somethin’ good is gonna happen’? Are you "pickin’ up good vibrations”, et. al? Ok, well, I don’t know much about all that, but I do know that Season Two of Otaku-Verse Zero is …Read more »
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