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If you live in the New York area or plan to make a trip soon, there's now a new must-stop landmark thanks to the freshly-launched Tamashii Nations Store New York! Today marks the opening of the Times Square location, and you can see what it …Read more »
Today the New York Times published an article titled “Anime Is Booming. So Why Are Animators Living in Poverty?” The article opens with Tetsuya Akutsu, who has worked in animation for Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Dark Side of Dimensions, Tokyo Ghoul:re and The Rising of The Shield …Read more »
What do Better Call Saul, Pen15 and Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! have in common? They’re all among the best TV shows of 2020, according to The New York Times. The newspaper of record has just released a list of the best TV shows of …Read more »
O ne Piece and the New York Times . Two publications we never really expected be writing about in the same article, except maybe to comment on One Piece 's rank on NYT 's best seller list. But no, that's not what this piece is …Read more »
Times Square in New York City is one of the most iconic, crowded and famous neighborhoods not only in the country, but in the world. Each year millions of tourists converge there, and it’s the site of the Times Square Ball Drop each New Year. …Read more »
The Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Swordsmith Village Arc anime is barreling toward its super-sized 70-minute finale, which will air in Japan on June 18. One day prior, fans in the New York area will be able to head to NYC to behold as the …Read more »
Are you counting down the days to the new (and final) season of Attack on Titan? The concluding season of an anime franchise this big is going to have big celebrations about it in Japan, and that includes the upcoming Attack on Titan Final Season …Read more »
Part 2 of Attack on Titan The Final Season comes out on January 9, and Funimation and Crunchyroll are ready to stream it around the world. “That’s right, the continuation of Attack on Titan Final Season will stream on Funimation as it airs in Japan, …Read more »
Berryz Kobo is one of the three main acts, along with Morning Musume and C-ute, headlining Hello! Project, Japan’s leading empire of all-girl J-pop singing groups. They made their first trip to America when they performed at Sakura-Con in Seattle in April 2011 and followed …Read more »
Here is my short list of highlights from the 4th and final New York Anime Festival: - Yoshiyuki Tomino draws a haru-ball with every signature. - The one-man Indy-short Cencoroll premiered and looks like fun (I only saw the trailer). - Vertical picked up Chi's …Read more »
While a lot of animation in America has turned to computer animation, a lot of anime is still hand-drawn. That said, more and more anime studios are using computer graphics, a lot or a little, and they have been getting digital help since the 1980s. …Read more »
The launch of Netflix’s live-action One Piece is one day away, and a final trailer has been released. It’s a little under two and a half minutes long. Here is what we know about the cast: Iñaki Godoy plays Luffy, Mackenyu plays Roronoa Zoro, Emily …Read more »
With the premiere of Netflix’s live-action One Piece series days away, The New York Times spoke with creator Eiichiro Oda. Oda acknowledged that live-action adaptations of manga, particularly by Hollywood, has “a history of failure,” but he thinks this time might be different because of …Read more »
The opening of Super Nintendo World, initially set for February 4, was delayed by the global pandemic. However, they have been running preview events and dry rehearsals for six weeks now, asking visitors to hold back sharing anything on social media until February 4. I …Read more »
Spirited Away is Japan’s most successful film (until recently, at least), and part of its international reach is thanks to American businessman Steve Alpert, the “resident foreigner” of Studio Ghibli. Alpert’s Ghibli memoir, Sharing a House with the Never-Ending Man, is a fascinating, informative and …Read more »
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