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What’s Your Sign? Ask any shojo fan that hungrily devoured anime and manga in the 2000s what one of the greats is, and you’ll undoubtedly get the same answer: Fruits Basket. Natsuki Takaya’s emotional roller coaster of a shojo series quickly became one of the …Read more »
Love can often bloom in the most unexpected places. It’s a trope that romance fans know all about, how the meet-cute between two protagonists at a café or some sort of once-in-a-lifetime event transforms into a beautiful love story. It becomes clear the couple in …Read more »
True Confessions! I think it’s safe to say that whoever said that all is fair and love and war clearly never met Kaguya Shinomiya and Miyuki Shirogane, respectively the vice president and president of Shuchiin Academy’s student council. Rumors fly by here and there, and …Read more »
Last week we asked our readers to vote on what they felt was the best romance anime series and films. We’ve compiled a ranked list of the top 20 choices out of the 60+ candidates which were in the running. The results were as follows: …Read more »
Egumi Sora’s OKITSURA: Fell in Love with an Okinawan Girl, but I Just Wish I Know What She’s Saying (Okinawa de Suki ni Natta Ko ga Hōgen Sugite Tsurasugiru) manga has a TV anime adaptation on the way, and a new update arrived courtesy of …Read more »
Blue Box is a much-loved manga in the Shonen Jump line-up, and its anime adaptation has been winning people over this season, too. Its mix of sports, youthful aspiration, and love geometry is a hit with viewers. And if you find yourself craving more like it, …Read more »
Earlier this year, Titan Manga unleashed a whole raft of announcements for the end of 2024. In addition to Kamen Rider Kuuga Vol. 8, there are four new releases getting underway. Plus, the publisher is releasing a stand-alone classic from manga legend Osamu Tezuka! Read on …Read more »
Kowloon Generic Romance, the manga from Jun Mayuzuki (After the Rain), is getting the double adaptation treatment. The slice-of-life set in Hong Kong’s Kowloon Walled City will be adapted into both an anime series and a live-action film in 2025. Reiko Kujirai will be played …Read more »
Noriaki Kotoba’s fantasy romance manga The Barbarian’s Bride is officially coming to the screen! A The Barbarian’s Bride anime adaptation was announced along with the launch of an official website and X (formerly Twitter) account, penciling in the series for a 2025 premiere. There aren’t …Read more »
Add some new manga to your shelf next month with these fresh releases from Kodansha! This trio of first volumes introduces stories of unlikely romance, political intrigue, and even a potential multiverse. Join us as we preview all three, and be sure to pre-order your …Read more »
A new anime season means new series, new action… and new couples! Whether they’re aiming for the top, fighting the occult, or warding off each other’s jealous lovers, this trio of anime couples is sure to light up our screens this autumn. Which of these …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 »
At last! After lots of waiting and a few false alarms, Kento Shinohara’s magical manga Witch Watch is getting an anime adaptation. This paranormal rom-com blends Bewitched antics with yokai lore to create a truly unique story. We can’t wait to see how it’ll come to life onscreen… …Read more »
In the real world, AI is a controversial topic. In anime… it can also be a controversial topic. In anime girls? Well, in the case of a few this summer, we’re all in favor. Among the human (and humanoid) heroines of the season, these robotic …Read more »
As a rule, anime girls are great. But you know what would make them even better? If they were also huge nerds. And it just so happens that some of this summer’s anime heroines are just that! From a top-tier cosplayer to a genre-savvy little sister …Read more »
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