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As return visitors will no doubt have noticed by the time they read this, the Otaku USA website has just relaunched with a totally new design! We are still in the process of squashing a few remaining bugs, so please bear with us, but we …Read more »
That's right, folks. In case you haven't noticed, we're in the middle of sprucing things up here on the ol' Otaku USA website, all in an effort to make the experience more enjoyable for you all. In the meantime, there may be a couple of …Read more »
Anime series like Solo Leveling are based on webtoons, or Korean digital comics. With webtoons getting more popular in America, and with them having more influence on anime, Otaku USA spoke with Regina Han, the Chief Webtoon Producer at Kakao Entertainment Corp., about the history …Read more »
Can’t get enough Shonen Jump? Editor-in-Chief Andy Nakatani knows what it’s like to be a manga fan, and he’s always looking for ways to expand the otaku base and support the creators in Japan. VIZ is out with a new Shonen Jump app, we spoke …Read more »
Ten years ago, the very first issue of Otaku USA (August 2007 cover date) went on sale in a world that was very different from the one we inhabit today. But how did it all happen? Read below as the staff remembers. Mark Hintz (Chief …Read more »
You may remember our report from last year about J-World Tokyo , the theme park based on famous Shonen Jump properties like One Piece , Dragon Ball and Naruto . At the time, we noted many of the rides and attractions feature English translations, which …Read more »
We've had many requests in the past to make a digital version of Otaku USA magazine available, and that time has come! You can now pick up the August 2012 issue via Apple's iTunes and App store , or from PocketMags . The digital edition …Read more »
My goodness! Another episode of Otaku-Verse Zero has been posted on the Internet! Thus do I emerge from the ether to provide you with making-of information and behind the scenes skinny to enhance your viewing experience! The first major thing about this episode is… VIEWER …Read more »
We are happy to announce that at long last the Otaku USA online store is now up and running. It's all safe and secure and you can order back issues, t-shirts, baseball caps, and other merchandise from the comfort of your intarweb throne. Check it …Read more »
It’s the end of an era as the final Pokémon episodes with Ash Ketchum are here. Sarah Natochenny, who has voiced Ash for 17 years, spoke to Otaku USA about what Ash has meant to her, the parallels she and the character have, and how …Read more »
The indie anime film ON-GAKU: Our Sound follows some high school “losers” who decide to create a band, and much hilarity ensues. It’s been nominated for an Annie Award and is currently available for purchase in America. Otaku USA spoke to director Kenji Iwaisawa on …Read more »
The star of So I’m a Spider, So What? may be a giant talking arachnid, but she’s already a new fave. The winter season offering is one of the latest isekai anime based on a light novel. So long-time readers won’t be surprised by the greatness of …Read more »
Anime mouse pads are a weird topic, but apparently a lot of people are googling for them. It’s a market filled with a lot of bootleg products shamelessly ripped from both official art and fan art. There are also so many T&A fanservice mouse pads …Read more »
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This article originally appeared in the April 2020 issue of Otaku USA magazine, on stands now and available online. This is the extended version of the interview, enjoy! Ed Chavez knows manga like no one else. Starting out as a podcaster and blogger (@mangacast on …Read more »
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