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Despite the fact that a “conclusion” special aired in Japan on December 28, there’s more anime on the way for Shuichi Aso’s The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. manga. As revealed at AnimeJapan 2019, a new series is being produced as a Netflix Original, with …Read more »
The adaptation of Shuichi Asou’s The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. manga continues with the upcoming “final chapter” anime, which takes the cast to Oshimai-city. That’s exactly what’s on display in the second visual that recently went online via the anime’s official website and Twitter …Read more »
The Disastrous Life of Saiki K., the manga-turned-anime about a high school psychic, will get one more anime, it was announced today. Said anime will be the conclusion of the Saiki K. story. A visual teaser was revealed for the concluding anime displaying lead character …Read more »
The anime adaptation of Shūichi Asō’s The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. manga is in its second season right now, and a new cast member is about to get in on the fun. This one has Mikako Komatsu (Asako in Ushio & Tora) joining the …Read more »
The next year or so will be another big one for Shūichi Asō's The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. manga. Not only is the live-action movie adaptation set to open in Japan this October, but a new anime is currently in the works. News …Read more »
A live-action film adaptation of Shuichi Aso's The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. manga is on its way to theaters in Japan this October, and the official website went live with a teaser video this week. Kento Yamazaki (live-action Your Lie in April and more) …Read more »
The Disastrous Life of Saiki K. anime, based on the manga by Shūichi Asō, just came to an end over the weekend, but there's more in the works. The series' official Twitter account teased plans for a sequel, the production of which has already been …Read more »
An anime adaptation of gag manga Saiki Kusuo no Psi-nan (“The Disaster of Psi Kusuo Saiki”) is due out this July, and we’ve got our first peek at what the series will look like with a visual released today. Psi-nan , which begins airing July …Read more »
Tsai Kun-lin, a Taiwanese manga publisher, helped bring about the country’s manga explosion in the 1960s. Now The Boy from Clearwater, a new graphic novel series from author Yu Pei-yun and illustrator Zhou Jian-xin, shares his incredible true story. Volume two drops on May 7 …Read more »
If the title of Gintama: THE VERY FINAL is true, then the long-running anime adaptation really is done. (Pardon our skepticism, but it’s faked us out before.) So what are we going to do with all this sudden free time? Find a new show to watch, …Read more »
Time of Eve director Yasuhiro Yoshiura has a new project in the works, and this one is coming together as a co-production by Funimation. Sing a bit of Harmony is scheduled to be released in Japan in 2021, with the U.S. and Canada to follow …Read more »
If you ever wondered how Yami Yugi would look in real life, actor Kento Kaku (The Disastrous Life of Saiki K., Chihayafuru Part 3) is here to fill that role. With live-action Gintama director Yuichi Fukuda at the helm, Yu-Gi-Oh! enters the real world to …Read more »
Another season, more anime. Which upcoming anime series are Japanese fans most looking forward to watching while huddled under their kotatsu during the cold winter months? Charapedia asked, and we translated! 20. Slow Start 19. Dame x Prince Anime Caravan 18. Koi wa Ameagari no …Read more »
With sites dedicated to anime and manga rankings coming up with increasingly convoluted questions, it’s nice to occasionally see a nice, simple one like this. The question site Goo put to its readers: what is funniest comedy manga of all time? Let’s see what they …Read more »
Though fans can be “meh” on live-action manga and anime adaptations, studios seem to love them, probably because A) they take a lot less time to make than animated films and B) they can cast popular actors in lead roles and bring in viewers who …Read more »
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