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Very exciting news surfaced earlier today for fans of Chainsaw Man manga creator Tatsuki Fujimoto. One of the author’s stellar one-shots, Look Back, is set to be adapted into an anime film. Flip Flappers director Kiyotaka Oshiyama is at the helm and is also handling …Read more »
Nowadays, we’ve all heard of Chainsaw Man. The series, based on Tatsuki Fujimoto’s hit manga, revved its way onto the scene to much praised. The manga itself is still running strong. And if you find yourself curious what else he’s done… you can see that, too! …Read more »
In addition to this July’s launch of Chainsaw Man part 2, author Tatsuki Fujimoto has more one-shot plans in store. Not only is his excellent Goodbye, Eri receiving a print run next month in Japan, but Fujimoto also announced plans to collaborate with another manga …Read more »
Tatsuki may be off Kemono Friends, but production house Yaoyoruzu has another project on the way for the director. Kemurikusa is an original sci-fi TV anime based on a short anime film from 2012, and the main cast members have been revealed. Leading the cast …Read more »
Director Tatsuki, best known for helming the first season of Kemono Friends, is back with studio Irodori for a new TV anime series. The series is called Kemurikusa, and is based on a short Tatsuki directed in 2012. The original short, which runs about 30 …Read more »
Tatsuki, who directed the first hit season of Kemono Friends before being removed from the project, is back with his own original anime. He shared a short video previewing the anime, called Hentatsu, January 31. The two-minute promotional video, produced by Tatsuki and his animation …Read more »
It’s a confirmation Kemono Friends fans have been dreading for months, and now it’s finally here: the director and studio behind the first season will not be a part of the second. The news came from studio Yaoyorozu producer Yoshitada Fukuhara, who posted on Twitter …Read more »
Japan saw a drop in tourism — most specifically from Hong Kong — due to the prediction of a manga creator whom some people believe to be psychic. Ryo Tatsuki, the mangaka, rose to fame after her dream book allegedly predicted the 2011 earthquake. When …Read more »
The anime movie Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc will hit Japanese theaters next month, on September 19, and North American theaters the month after, on October 29. But that’s not the only Chainsaw Man movie in the pipeline, it turns out. There is …Read more »
The upcoming anime movie Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc just dropped a trailer that lets us listen to part of the just-revealed ending theme song. The song is titled “JANE DOE” and performed by Kenshi Yonezu and Hikaru Utada. Chainsaw Man – The …Read more »
You may recall back in December 2022 when “KICK BACK,” Kenshi Yonezu’s Chainsaw Man opening song, surpassed 180 million global streams. That number has risen further since, naturally, and the music video for the song also hit a major milestone this week. According to the …Read more »
A once-obscure manga called Watashi ga Mita Mirai (translated as The Future I Saw) by Ryo Tatsuki allegedly predicted the earthquake/tsunami disaster in March 2011 because Tatsuki claims to have psychic dreams and her manga predicted “A Big Disaster on March 2011.” Following this, she …Read more »
Kenshi Yonezu previously opened the Chainsaw Man TV anime with the song “KICK BACK,” and now the artist will return with a theme song for the Chainsaw Man movie. Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc opens in Japan on September 19, with an international …Read more »
Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc is headed to screens in Japan on September 19, with the US release planned for October 29. Now we’ve got a fresh look at the film thanks to a new poster featuring some key characters from the film. …Read more »
Popular manga titles often bring tourism to Japan, but one controversial manga is reducing tourism. Watashi ga Mita Mirai (translated as The Future I Saw) by Ryo Tatsuki was originally published in 1999, and it’s about Tatsuki’s dreams. She alleges that sometimes her dreams come …Read more »
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