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The first two episodes of SSSS.DYNAZENON become available on Funimation last week, and as a result Funimation has released information on the English dub cast and crew. Dallas Reid plays Yomogi, Jason Liebrecht plays Koyomi, Megan Shipman plays Chise, Aaron Campbell plays Gauma, Kristen McGuire …Read more »
SSSS.Dynazenon is receiving something extra in its Blu-ray and DVD home video releases: live-action video shorts called “Gridknight Fight.” “Gridknight Fight” is being produced by Tsuburaya Productions, a studio known for its tokusatsu work. SSSS.Dynazenon will receive four home video releases, and there will be …Read more »
SSSS.DYNAZENON, the followup to SSSS.GRIDMAN, is inching closer to release. Now we know when that release will be: April 2021. That, plus a fresh trailer for the series, were revealed yesterday. The trailer confirms that the following staff members from GRIDMAN will be returning for …Read more »
SSSS.DYNAZENON, the SSS.GRIDMAN followup by the folks at Trigger and Tsuburaya, was announced last November. Now we’ve got a fresh look at the series via (an admittedly low-resolution) new visual and some cast details. While we’d previously been given a look at the series’ main …Read more »
The tokusatsu-inspired action of SSSS.GRIDMAN is going to get new life in the near future. While it’s explicitly not a sequel, Tsuburaya Productions and TRIGGER have teamed up again to produce a new anime called SSSS.DYNAZENON, with the staff from GRIDMAN set to return. Akira Amemiya is directing, with Keiichi …Read more »
A few months ago, we learned that we’d be getting a film set in the Gridman universe—called, appropriately enough, Gridman Universe—in 2023. Now we know exactly when Gridman Universe is set to hit Japanese theaters: March 24. That’s thanks to a new teaser for the film, …Read more »
Following up on SSSS.GRIDMAN and SSSS.DYNAZENON, an anime film was previously announced for the series from Tsuburaya Productions and TRIGGER. Now a new visual has arrived for GRIDMAN UNIVERSE along with confirmation of 2023 release plans and a returning cast. The visual shows one of …Read more »
A lot went down during Anime Expo 2022 over the weekend, but of all the reveals no one saw coming, the biggest had to have been at Trigger’s panel. On hand at the panel were Trigger’s Hiromi Wakabayashi and Yoh Yoshinari, and they were joined …Read more »
Anime may not be at the Oscars this year, but we still have the r/anime awards, a.k.a. the Reddit Anime Awards. The winners have been announced, and each category has two possible winners, because official jurors and the public were each able to vote. There …Read more »
Originally launching on Shueisha’s Shonen Jump+ website back in November 2019, Yuki Konno’s SSSS.GRIDMAN manga has been adapting the anime of the same name by Studio Trigger ever since. Now its run is almost over, with just two chapters remaining until it ends. Shueisha plans …Read more »
Add another sports anime to the list, because Ryman’s Club has been announced as an original badminton anime series. The project comes from TV Asahi and LIDEN FILMS, who revealed the series for broadcast on Asahi Broadcasting, BS Asahi, and 22 other affiliates as part …Read more »
Following up on SSSS.GRIDMAN and SSSS.DYNAZENON, the GRIDMAN universe is officially set to expand with a third anime project. The official Twitter account for the series, which has its roots in the world of live-action tokusatsu (special effects) shows, teased the next entry, with more …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 »
There were plenty of good theme songs last season, but the one that came out on top for the Spring 2021 TV anime karaoke ranking is none other than the Tokyo Revengers OP. The song “Cry Baby” by Japanese rock band Official HIGE DANdism hit …Read more »
Earlier this month we posted about singer Masayoshi Oishi, who needed to have vocal cord surgery to remove polyps. The surgery was planned for April 21, and the 41-year-old singer took to his official Twitter account shortly after to report that the surgery was a …Read more »
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