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Mysterious Girlfriend X is an inexplicably endearing comic. Despite it having debuted in 2006, Riichi Ueshiba's characters have a nostalgic air to them, and while the series is technically proficient, there's a warm, unrefined quality to it that reinforces its '90s aesthetic. It's also a …Read more »
Otakon is under this weekend in Baltimore, so naturally it's time for some announcements from various manga and anime companies. Vertical Comics had some new titles to announce during its panel, including the drool-addicted Mysterious Girlfriend X manga by Riichi Ueshiba. Mysterious Girlfriend X will …Read more »
Normally when a new series debuts I'm ready to jump right in for a first look, but opinions were so brutally split on Mysterious Girlfriend X ( Nazo no Kanojo X ) that I decided to wait for the second episode. Turns out that wasn't …Read more »
The official site for the Nazo no Kanojo X ( Mysterious Girlfriend X ) TV anime, which adapts Riichi Ueshiba's manga of the same name, began streaming a 30-second commercial for the show earlier. Mysterious Girlfriend X introduces transfer student Mikoto Urabe, who certainly earns …Read more »
The Flying Witch anime is getting ready to adapt the manga by Chihiro Ishizuka, with a premiere date set for April. The 12-episode series follows a teenage witch-in-training as a move to live with her cousin's family takes her from Yokohama to rural Aomori. Now …Read more »
There are lots of returning shows on the way that we can’t wait to see (we even told you what some of them are)! But in the summer anime mix are some fresh new titles that also caught our eye. Some hail from manga and …Read more »
When it comes to digital manga, there’s a new game in town called Azuki. The new digital manga service, which will offer simulpub chapters and a back catalog, launches June 28. Azuki’s first big partner will be Kodansha USA. The service will be free (select …Read more »
Nino is no stranger to separation. Despite all of the ties that have unraveled throughout her life, though, music has always been at the center of it all, and those tones ring more brilliantly than ever in Anonymous Noise. Now you can pre-order the full …Read more »
MAJOR 2nd is the followup to Takuya Mitsuda’s baseball manga MAJOR, and a TV anime is on the way this April. Ahead of that we have the first promo, which is here to introduce some of the main staff and cast members. Ayumu Watanabe (Mysterious …Read more »
The Parasyte -the maxim- anime may have come to a close, but a series of manga promotions continues to go on strong. This one has various manga artists providing their own take on Hitoshi Iwaaki's Parasyte in the form of manga one-shots, and the latest …Read more »
Crunchyroll recently set up a major move to jump into the manga game. As announced via Japan's Nikkei Business Daily , in a special partnership, Crunchyroll will simultaneously publish a select assortment of Kodansha's manga series, and it all starts on Wednesday, October 30. 12 …Read more »
When we wrote about Free! earlier this year -- the Kyoto Animation-produced TV anime about some high school boys who start a swim club -- the response was overwhelmingly “yes, more of this, please.” So, like, how about a show about some high school boys …Read more »
When someone initially pointed out that there were multiple hair fetish… ish shows floating around, I kind of shrugged. Of course there are. Cuticle Detective Inaba kicked off its 12-episode run in January, and now we have The Severing Crime Edge ( Dansai Bunri no …Read more »
It's not easy to assess an entire year after the fact, but we do what we can here at Otaku USA. We presented a handful of our contributors with a hefty challenge: Pick ONE standout anime from the entire year, whether it be theatrical, televised, …Read more »
DAM, the industry leader for karaoke boxes installed in parlors throughout Japan, revealed its rankings for songs from the summer 2022 anime season. A certain vampiric series topped the list with entries featuring both its opening and ending themes, and the rest is an eclectic …Read more »
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