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It’s been a while since we heard anything about Promare, the surprise anime hit of 2019. (Man, remember 2019? So pandemic-free, so nice…) Anyway, there’s a new line of Promare merchandise in town: perfumes! There are four new fragrances, each inspired by a character from …Read more »
We’re a few days late to this, but it’s just too cute not to post: Lio and Galo from Promare have been Sanrio-ified. It’s the Hello Kitty maker’s way of wishing Promare a happy birthday—the film turned one recently. In the image, Lio and Galo celebrate …Read more »
Believe it or not, Studio Trigger’s hit film Promare is a year old. Back in the before times, when people could go out and watch movies, Japanese fans made the film a surprise hit, going to see it again and again in special participation screenings …Read more »
Promare, the new flick from the folks behind Kill la Kill, has topped 1 billion yen at the Japanese box office: no mean feat for an original anime film. Now fans have a reason to go see the film again. From August 23 to the end of September, …Read more »
Promare is a hit. The original anime film from the creative team behind Gurren Lagann and Kill la Kill has made over 1 billion yen at the Japanese box office since it opened May 24. At the current exchange rate, 1 billion yen is $9.4 million. Earning a billion yen …Read more »
Trigger’s original anime film Promare—directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi and written by Kazuki Nakashima—is back in the spotlight in a new promo and poster. The stylish collaboration with XFLAG Studio hits Japan on May 24, and Superfly is lined up to provide the theme song, “Awakening,” as …Read more »
Studio Trigger and XFlag’s new original anime film Promare is now set to open in Japan on May 24, so the official site celebrated with some fresh details. In addition to some new key visuals, the site shared info on two new cast members, so …Read more »
While anime is spreading to just about every streaming platform imaginable (Bleach on Disney+ is still blowing our minds), it’s a fact that there are just a couple of major anime streamers we tend to turn to for our watchlists. The good news is, it’s easy …Read more »
Ready to feel old? Kill la Kill, the first televised anime series from Studio Trigger, just turned a decade old. Man, it feels like that wacky, amazing show just aired the other week! Directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi and written by Kazuki Nakashima, the 24-episode series …Read more »
CD Projekt Red’s Cyberpunk 2077 previously revealed plans for an anime, with the fine folks at studio TRIGGER leading the charge. Hiroyuki Imaishi (Promare, Kill la Kill) is directing, with Masahiko Otsuka as assistant director, Yoshiki Usa and Masahiko Otsuka on scripts, Yoh Yoshinari and …Read more »
If your parents get on your case for watching that “pointless anime stuff,” here’s an article for them. An 18-year-old man in Japan has credited knowledge gained from watching anime for helping stop a fire from getting out of control. According to the article from …Read more »
It seems like only yesterday when we found out that two of Gainax’s best and brightest were going on to found Studio TRIGGER. The company has brought us a variety of bright, exciting anime, from Little Witch Academia to Promare. And ten years later, we still can’t …Read more »
I used to be a fan of director Goro Taniguchi in the early 2000s. s-CRY-ed was a solid Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure-inspired series decades before TV adaptations of that began, Planetes was one of the best anime of the decade, and Gun x Sword was a …Read more »
The long-promise Star Wars anime is getting closer! Star Wars: Visions will be coming soon to Disney+, and it’s got some serious heavy hitters involved. Even if you don’t know their names, you definitely know their work. Here are some of the anime luminaries we’re most excited …Read more »
Aniplex Online Fest hosted by Aniplex, Inc. and co-sponsored by Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) Inc. returns on July 3rd for an unforgettable online event streaming for free on YouTube! Hosted by everyone’s favorite bilingual idol Sally Amaki from 22/7 (nanabun no nijyuuni) and Maxwell Powers, …Read more »
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