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Are you a fan of Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend? If so, you might want to keep an eye out for the new manga Media Mix Maiden. That’s because it’s by Fumiaki Maruto, the creator of Saekano. Illustrated by Sabu Musha, it’s the …Read more »
Here’s a bit of news that’s anything but boring for Saekano fans. We have a big update on the previously-announced Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend film, including title, visual and release date (well, season, anyway). In Japanese, the title is Saenai heroine no …Read more »
For fans of Saekano, here’s some very un-boring news. It’s been revealed the upcoming Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend film, which was announced back in December of last year, will be a new work, not one of those compilation recuts. That’s according to …Read more »
A Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend theatrical film is on the way. That’s the news from a event centered around the series Sunday, where an exhibition featuring art from light novel illustrator Kurehito Misaki was also announced. So far, no additional details about …Read more »
The Saekano anime, based on the light novel series by Fumiaki Maruto, is set to continue with a second season. We'll have to wait a bit for the follow-up, though, because it's currently planned for an April 2017 debut on Fuji TV's noitaminA anime block. …Read more »
Why raise a boring girlfriend when you could just buy one? A 1:1 (i.e. life-size) figure of Megumi Kato from Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend is up for preorder from Aniplex, and let’s just say this particular boring girlfriend does not come cheap. …Read more »
Good news for those of you who enjoyed this winter’s Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend : the boredom will continue in the form of a sequel. That’s according to the staff of the first anime series, who made the announcement at a Saekano …Read more »
As we learned from last year’s AJA report, the international market for anime has expanded rapidly in the recent years, and now makes up almost half of total revenue. With that in mind, anime companies are expanding their efforts abroad. Here’s the most recent example: …Read more »
The birds are chirping, flowers are blooming, and us otaku are… well, let’s not kid ourselves, folks: we’re at home watching anime regardless of what’s going on outside. Still, if you want to add a bit of seasonal flair to your viewing, check out this …Read more »
This is not, in all likelihood, the final time we’ll see a “best anime of 2017” poll this month—but it does have the distinction of being the first. Anime Anime got in on the game early and polled its readers from December 27 to 29, …Read more »
If you were to engage in some anime matrimony, who would you choose as your partner? That was the question site Anime Anime! put to its readers last week, and the results have now been revealed. Which female characters would make a good wife? Let’s …Read more »
Crunchyroll recently announced plans to team up with Chinese video sharing site Bilibili on a brand new TV anime project, and now we have more details on the results. Based on the webcomic PARK Harajuku: Crisis Team! —which has been running on Crunchyroll since May …Read more »
This seems like such an obvious poll question, I’m surprised we haven’t featured it yet. Japanese anime news site Anime Anime have just released the results of a poll that asked readers: which anime character would most you like to marry? To be more accurate, …Read more »
New series Eromanga Sensei came in at #3. With about a billion shows to choose from each season, it can be tough to zero in on the good stuff. One strategy we’re big fans of here over at OUSA HQ is to wait a few …Read more »
You may recall that back in January, Amazon launched a rival to the Crunchyrolls and Daisukis of the world with its own anime streaming service called Anime Strike. The service has been up and kicking for a few months now, and its spring 2017 lineup …Read more »
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