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Writer Saki Hasemi and illustrator Kentaro Yabuki first kicked off their To Love Ru manga back in April 2006, and the series went on to run in the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump until August 2009. With the manga celebrating its 15th anniversary, it’s about …Read more »
North American publisher Seven Seas Entertainment announced plans to release Saki Hasemi and Kentaro Yabuki's To Love Ru and To Love Ru Darkness manga series. Both are coming out in print and digital platforms, with the first volumes of each to launch just a week …Read more »
From randomly bumping into the hot guy in school to experiencing an awkwardly timed bathtub interruption, we know all those familiar shojo romance story beats well, but even the most tried and true trope isn’t going to fly for high schooler Anzu Hoshino. She’s far …Read more »
Who doesn’t love Frieza? The iconic Dragon Ball Z villain is always on our minds, and it seems that also applies to manga author Kentaro Yabuki, who is best known for the To Love-Ru series and is currently serializing the Ayakashi Triangle manga. The creator …Read more »
You heard, right? Urusei Yatsura is getting a new anime! (I mean, of course you’ve heard — we literally just told you.) The Rumiko Takahashi classic will be getting an electrifying four-cour series this year. And Sumire Uesaka is playing Lum. A perfect choice. We’re always …Read more »
Ken Akamatsu is the bestselling mangaka behind Love Hina, Negima!, UQ Holder! and more, and in the future he might be a professional politician. He’s declared he wants to run for the House of Councillors, which is the upper house of the National Diet of …Read more »
If you’re looking for a cheeky new way to enjoy the To Love Ru: Darkness anime, HIDIVE announced plans to stream the uncensored version’s English dub. New dubbed episodes will launch every Wednesday on the streaming service, starting on June 23 at 1:00pm Eastern Time. …Read more »
Somehow in the midst of her busy schedule, mangaka Rumiko Takahashi manages to pull all-nighters, churn out new manga chapters, and answer fans’ questions on her new Twitter page. She was recently asked about the fact that it’s hard for her characters to admit they …Read more »
This weekend in Numazu, Japan, a female pedestrian was hit and knocked over by a car, which then sped off. The driver didn’t get far, though, because his car was, shall we say, distinct: it was painted with a character from Love Live Sunshine. The …Read more »
Reika Nakayama, known professionally by her stage name Ray, announced her retirement from music in a blog post January 25. Ray, who has released three albums since 2013, is best known in the anime world for her theme songs for series like Waiting in the …Read more »
The Love Live! series is going live-action! The first-ever live-action drama based on the series is right around the corner in Japan, with Love Live! School Idol Musical the DRAMA set to begin airing in Japan on November 21, 2024. The drama will be based …Read more »
Back in February, it was announced that the Murai in Love anime would be heading to Disney+ this fall. While that may indeed be the case for Japan, the latest update has Hulu U.S. exclusively streaming the adaptation of Junta Shima’s manga and billing it …Read more »
Piracy is an issue the manga industry is dealing with, and the Authorized Books of Japan (ABJ) organization wants to not only fight this issue, but use international papers to thank fans who read manga through proper channels like buying copies or lending from libraries. …Read more »
Initially announced back in June 2022, we now have more details on the Murai in Love anime. The adaptation of Junta Shima’s rom-com manga of the same name is coming to Disney+ this fall, and a new teaser trailer is here with more info on …Read more »
Sometimes being an otaku is difficult. My Lovesick Life as a ’90s Otaku opens in 2021, where 42-year-old Megumi is stunned her 16-year-old daughter is able to live so openly as an otaku. Megumi muses that things were different in her day, and then most …Read more »
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