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Sei Hatsuno's "musical instrument youth mystery" novels, HaruChika: Haruto to Chika wa Seishun Suru , are getting an anime adaptation in January, and the official website is here with the first promo. HaruChika follows high schoolers Haruta and Chika, each members of a wind instrument …Read more »
Amazingly, this year’s Crayon Shin-chan movie will be the series’s 30th feature anime film. Crayon Shin-chan the Movie: Mononoke Ninja Chinpuden is set to premiere in Japanese theaters on April 22, and a new trailer is here to preview the big screen outing along with …Read more »
We’re about halfway through the winter 2020 anime season, which means the spring stuff will be here before you know it. One spring series we’re particularly looking forward to is Appare-Ranman!. That’s the original anime from P.A.Works about a Japanese duo in an coast-to-coast race …Read more »
Start your engines. Or get ‘em revved up, anyway: Appare-Ranman! is set to hit screens in April. For those who haven’t heard of the show yet: it’s a fresh original anime from P.A.Works (Shirobako) about two dudes from early 20th-century Japan who end up participating …Read more »
If you kinda forgot about Appare-Ranman!, the new original anime from P.A.Works, no worries — here’s a fresh reminder via a new visual. The visual shows the series’ two main characters, engineer Sorano Appare and samurai Isshiki Kosame, who somehow find themselves in Los Angeles, where they decide …Read more »
P.A.Works, the folks behind Shirobako and Fairy Gone, have a new original anime on the way. It’s called Appare-Ranman!, and it’s about an engineer and a samurai who get stranded in America and decide to compete in a race from Los Angeles to New York called the Trans-America Wild …Read more »
Anyone remember the slice-of-life series Tari Tari? The 2012 series, which was animated at P.A. Works, will be getting a sequel set ten years after the original in digital novel format. The digital novel will be available to Japanese readers August 1. It used to …Read more »
At yesterday’s Japanese Movie Critics Awards, which for the first time included a special anime category, Girls und Panzer ’s Mai Fuchigami walked away with the Best New Voice Actor Award – but not before making a very personal confession. Fuchigami, who played Miho Nishizumi …Read more »
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