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Roger Smith is a negotiator for Paradigm City, a metropolis in a made up version of America. No one remembers what happened forty years ago, so this place is called “The City of Amnesia.” Roger takes the jobs that come his way and deals with …Read more »
Featured Spotlight: Film noir thriller meets mecha mayhem masterpiece in The Big O! If you’re a fan, you’re going to want to get your hands on the ultimate edition of the classic anime series. It can be yours thanks to Sentai Filmworks’ release of the 20th anniversary …Read more »
The Big O was like catnip to a certain strain of conspiracy-obsessed anime fans when it premiered on Toonami in the spring of 2001. Composed of a series of design elements that were so recognizable as to be cliché on their own but that together …Read more »
When Bandai Entertainment went under a few years back, there were several titles in its catalogue that fans prayed would be license-rescued. The Big O was high on that list. One of the most unique anime to come out of Sunrise in the late 90s, …Read more »
Featured Spotlight: Believe it or not, it's been 16 years since Sunrise's neo-noir mecha anime The Big O first aired on Cartoon Network. If that makes you feel old, you're not alone, but at least we can relive all of the action and suspense when …Read more »
Sunrise's The Big O originally ran from 1999-2000, but most North American anime fans probably saw it when it ran on Cartoon Network in 2001. Now it's coming back to home video thanks to Sentai Filmworks, which has the complete collection Blu-ray release packed into …Read more »
A couple big box office anime wins out of Japan and China this weekend. In Japan, the new Detective Conan film — the 27th in the long-running franchise — made 3.3 billion yen in its opening weekend. The film, subtitled The Million-dollar Pentagram, broke Conan …Read more »
With the winter anime season coming to a close, we’re closing the book on the Undead Unluck anime. Whether that’s permanent or temporary is up in the air… which is a shame, since some of the series’s best battles are yet to come. Fortunately, if you’re …Read more »
A lot of anime fans want to also buy anime merchandise, and where are the best places to do that? If you’re looking for a brick and mortar building as opposed to the internet, then the Ikebukuro neighborhood in Tokyo is bound to please, because …Read more »
With less than a month to go until Animé Los Angeles 19, it's time to take a closer look at what's going down at the Long Beach Convention Center this year. From a thrilling Masquerade in a new location to plenty of special guests, the …Read more »
In addition to standard screenings, the SPY x FAMILY CODE: White anime film will hit the bigger screen of IMAX when it opens in Japan on December 22. To hype up the larger than life showings, a new IMAX poster made its way online with …Read more »
It is a truth universally acknowledged that anime fans love a little creature. Just a cute, marketable little friend to accompany our hero through their daily struggles. But the current anime season asks us to consider an alternative: what if anime mascots were big? Here’s a …Read more »
With Oshi no Ko nearing its spring finale, a lot of fans are facing down a big glittery star-shaped gap in their weekly watchlist. Never fear! The Hoshino twins aren’t the only stars with aspirations far beyond fame and fortune. There are lots of anime out there …Read more »
Back in December, when the new Pokémon anime was first revealed, it was announced that Ash and Pikachu would be ending their long journey together at last, and Ash also managed to snag the goal he’s been aiming for since the very beginning. That time …Read more »
There was plenty of buzz leading up to the premiere of the Oshi no Ko anime, based on the manga by Aka Akasaka and Mengo Yokoyari, and it looks like it really paid off for HIDIVE. The streaming service recently debuted the anime’s 90-minute first …Read more »
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