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Dorohedoro, the post-apocalyptic manga from Q Hayashida, will get a TV anime adaptation. The announcement came with the release of the manga’s 23rd volume, as well as official guide book, in Japan. Dorohedoro centers around a man named Caiman with no memory of his past… …Read more »
The setting of Dorohedoro is every bit as decrepit as the moniker of "The Hole" would lead one to believe. Picture slums that stretch as far as the eye can see and you've got a pretty good idea of the kind of picture mangaka Q …Read more »
I was pretty happy sitting here reading Children of the Sea online the other day when I noticed that, as ryan of Same Hat said over at their blog, the floodgates are now officially open. As awesome as Sea is, readers that have been looking …Read more »
The first anime adaptation of Q Hayashida’s Dorohedoro manga premiered in January 2020, with Netflix streaming outside of Japan that May. Now, according to the anime’s official website, a sequel series is on the way and planned for streaming in some form. At the time …Read more »
It’s confirmed: the anime adaptation of Q Hayashida’s Dorohedoro is set to drop on Netflix May 28. The series ran in Japan from January to March. It was directed at MAPPA by Yuichiro Hayashi with series composition from Hiroshi Seko and character designs by Tomohiro …Read more »
Two very different worlds are about to collide in a true one-of-a-kind collaboration that brings Q Hayashida’s Dorohedoro manga and its anime adaptation face-to-face with the undead idols of ZOMBIE LAND SAGA. While the official Dorohedoro Twitter crowd-sources responses determining what type of merch fans …Read more »
Dorohedoro, the new anime based on the manga by Q Hayashida, has been airing for a few weeks now (anyone checked it out yet?). To keep the hype for the series going, the official Twitter account for the series has announced a free Dorohedoro video …Read more »
This weekend marks the Japanese premiere of the Dorohedoro anime, which adapts the awesome manga by Q Hayashida. With the debut right around the corner, TOHO Animation went ahead and shared a look at the hypnotic opening animation, which features the OP theme “Welcome to …Read more »
October saw the release of the first promo for the Dorohedoro anime, which brings Q Hayashida’s manga to the small screen in January. Now a followup preview is here to show off more of the series’ weird and wild world and its bonkers assortment of characters, and there are …Read more »
It's been a while since we talked about IKKI here at Otaku USA, at least in any formal regard. In fact, Ed Chavez's features on the Japanese manga anthology were hitting the site before anyone (anyone on our side of the fence, that is) knew …Read more »
The ongoing Fanfare of Adolescence anime is previewing a new arc that’s set to kick off with the eighth episode on May 21. To get everyone ready, the official accounts came through with a new trailer, visual and info on some new cast additions. The …Read more »
A special movie panel was held during this past weekend’s Dragon Ball Games Battle Hour 2022 event, giving us some more insight into the upcoming Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero anime film. The CG-animated feature was on display with some new footage—director Tetsuro Kodama, Toei …Read more »
This week’s Comic-Con@Home 2021 event was host to a special Dragon Ball Super movie panel, with Goku VA Masako Nozawa present along with Toei Animation producer Norihiro Hayashida and Toriyama’s editor and Dragon Ball series executive producer Akio Iyoku. While discussing the new film—which was …Read more »
Tokyo Revengers will debut on Japanese TV in the early morning hours of April 11, and it will be streamed by Crunchyroll simultaneously. Ahead of the premiere, a new trailer was released that tells us more about cast members and lets us hear the opening …Read more »
Well, that’s pretty cool. Wake Up, Girls! , the anime series about a Tohoku-based production company that forms an idol group, is becoming a stage play that’ll open in January 2017. Okay, anime-based plays are pretty common these days, but here’s the thing: the play …Read more »
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