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It looks like some series, like the upcoming Komi Can’t Communicate anime, are starting to figure out how to break out of Netflix Jail. Based on the Weekly Shonen Sunday manga by Tomohito Oda, the adaptation will stream weekly outside of Japan on Netflix starting …Read more »
Even if it’s for a very serious reason, the kids in Japan are currently stuck at home away from school until at least the end of the month. That means there’s a lot of free time to kill, which is something publishers Shueisha and Shogakukan …Read more »
If you asked me a while ago what title we'd most likely be seeing on Viz's Shonen Sunday site, I would have said "I don't know, but definitely not a Mitsuru Adachi manga." I really dig Adachi, but we're not exactly talking about someone that's …Read more »
Who could forget Xebec's bouncy, butt-battling anime adaptation of Keijo!!!!!!!! ? While it may have made its mark when it blasted through its 12-episode run last year, the source material is about to end. Daichi Sorayomi's Keijo!!!!!!!! manga will officially have its final chapter in …Read more »
Fans of Kenjirou Hata's Hayate the Combat Butler manga will soon see the series come to an end. According to an announcement on the official Weekly Shonen Sunday website , the manga is set to end in the magazine on April 12. This comes …Read more »
After over a decade of combat, Hayate is throwing in that little butler towel. Kenjiro Hata’s Hayate the Combat Butler is set to end after another six chapters, reports Weekly Shonen Sunday, the manga magazine in which Hayate has run since 2004. Hata had previously …Read more »
Fullmetal Alchemist author Hiromu Arakawa's Silver Spoon manga has been on a couple extended hiatuses recently. The latest had it going on hiatus back in February after returning from an eight-month hiatus in January, and the series is finally preparing to resume once more. According …Read more »
Daichi Sorayomi's Keijo!!!!!!!! ( Hip Whip Girl ) is taking its risque water sports action to TV anime, and the upcoming adaptation's staff and cast were revealed in the latest issue of Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine. The series is being directed by Hideya Takahashi ( …Read more »
Fans of the Ushio and Tora anime—which adapts the 1990-1996 Weekly Shonen Sunday manga by Kazuhiro Fujita—will be both excited and mildly dismayed that the final visual is here. This one is doing its best to get everyone ready for the grand finale of the …Read more »
Silver Spoon , the farming manga by Fullmetal Alchemist 's Hiromu Arakawa, is preparing to end an extended hiatus. According to this year's 52nd issue of Shogakukan's Weekly Shonen Sunday magazine, out now in Japan, serialization will continue in the 5th issue of next year, …Read more »
Starting with Friday, September 11's episode 11 of the Ushio & Tora anime, a new ending theme will close out the show. Details were revealed in this year's 41st issue of Weekly Shonen Sunday , which has the show ending to the tune of Wakadanna's …Read more »
The most recent long-running manga from Rumiko Takahashi—creator of series such as Urusei Yatsura , Maison Ikkoku , Ranma ½ , and InuYasha —is getting ready to follow her previous work into the world of animation. Rin-ne , which began in the pages of Shogakukan's …Read more »
With the second Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple OVA episode hitting Japanese stores bundled with the manga's 47th volume on June 18th, the official Weekly Shonen Sunday website put up another extensive preview clip. Most of the show's original cast returns for the OVA, with the …Read more »
This spring will see a slew of new series making their debut in Shogakukan's Weekly Shonen Sunday . Among them, a brand new manga from Fullmetal Alchemist creator Hiromu Arakawa is on its way. Not much more is known about Arakawa's manga, including the title, …Read more »
It's always a little bittersweet to see a long-running story finally come to a close, and that very thing is about to happen to Takuya Mitsuda's Major in Japan. You may recall Major hitting the news pages earlier this year when its latest anime series …Read more »
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