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It may not bear the Lodoss name, but Record of Grancrest War comes from original Record of Lodoss War author Ryo Mizuno, so let’s just say the spirit is alive. Mizuno joins tabletop RPG writer Shunsaku Yano on series composition for the anime adaptation, with …Read more »
While watching The Legend of the Legendary Heroes —featured in the latest issue of Otaku USA —I couldn't help but think of the 1990 Record of Lodoss War OVAs. Actually, that happens when I watch any anime that's even vaguely fantasy-related, and it's not because …Read more »
The spirit of Lodoss War lives on in author Ryo Mizuno and illustrator Miyuu’s Record of Grancrest War light novels, and the anime adaptation officially has a premiere date. According to an update on the official website, the series premieres January 5 on Tokyo MX, …Read more »
Record of Grancrest War is an upcoming anime that adapts the novels by Record of Lodoss War author Ryo Mizuno, which feature illustrations by Miyuu. The series is set to premiere in January 2018, and the official website announced Mashiro Ayano (Re:CREATORS) as the theme …Read more »
A secret workhorse of the Japanese animation industry, Kazuhiro Soeta has been involved in the creation of dozens of TV shows, movies and direct-to-video productions. Some of the more recognizable shows he's worked on include Black Lagoon (storyboarding, animation direction), the Record of Lodoss War …Read more »
If you’re in the tabletop game space, there are good odds you’re currently on the lookout for a new system to try. Maybe that’s because you just like finding new games; maybe it’s for other, more newsworthy reasons. Whatever they may be, we’re here to …Read more »
It’s a great time to be a Lord of the Rings fan! The Rings of Power is on its way to Amazon Prime, not to mention a theatrical release for the first two episodes. If you’re hungry for more Tolkien goodness but can’t wait, we’ve got some …Read more »
Udon Entertainment recently announced a handful of new licenses, including the Robotics;Notes manga by 5pb. and Keiji Asakawa. The adaptation of the third entry in the Science Adventure series is on the way in the form of three 2-in-1 volumes starting in 2023, and that’s …Read more »
If you’re into both anime and tabletop gaming, odds are your campaigns have a certain flavor to them. Maybe it’s your own homebrew; or maybe you avail yourself of systems like Big Eyes, Small Mouth to get the full feel. But if you want anime TTRPGs …Read more »
Anime elf girls are eternal… in more ways than one. From their immortal beauty to their long-lived popularity, they’re all over the world of anime and manga. Fantasy series, sci-fi… even slice of life, just as an excuse to have them there! Most recently, we’ve …Read more »
Missing your Dungeons & Dragons group? Can’t align your schedules even with the magic of the Internet? It’s a common problem. With so many people involved in any one game, schedules can collapse at any time. Sometimes it’s a brief blip; other times, you wait for …Read more »
When you think of ’90s anime, which series immediately spring to mind? Even if you have a specific favorite, chances are it’s already either seen some kind of revival, or perhaps it never stopped running in the first place. After all, it’s not like we …Read more »
Kadokawa’s former bi-monthly light novel magazine The Sneaker has a special treat in store for fans of the Haruhi Suzumiya series. Original author Nagaru Tanigawa is returning to the wildly popular well with a new short called “Nanafushigi Overtime” (Seven Wonders Overtime), which will be …Read more »
Nearly 30 years later, Record of Lodoss War remains the best tabletop session anime has to offer. It’s a pretty amazing time to be into tabletop gaming, especially storied mainstay Dungeons & Dragons. Even if you don’t have a regular crew to play with, there …Read more »
It's kind of interesting to look at the variety of high fantasy anime out there. Considering that the whole high fantasy deal is usually a very, very western affair, you'd think that the stuff from Japan would tend to be obviously Japanese, or at least …Read more »
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