With an anime adaptation of So I’m a Spider, So What? coming out early next year, Anime News Network interviewed the original creators: novelist Okina Baba and artist Tsukasa Kiryu. Asked how he felt when he learned there would be an anime adaptation, Baba replied, …Read more »
The Talentless Nana anime is on the way starting October 4 to adapt the Munou na Nana manga written by Looseboy and illustrated by Iori Furuya. Shinji Ishihara is directing the series at anime production house Bridge, and a new trailer and key visual are …Read more »
The power of anime is right within your reach with the help of HIDIVE, a streaming service full of series both fresh and familiar. Among those hit shows you’ll also find plenty of new anime dubs to explore, so sign up today to discover your …Read more »
The To Your Eternity anime is on the way to adapt the manga of the same name by A Silent Voice creator Yoshitoki Oima, but we’re going to have to wait a little longer for its debut. According to an announcement by NHK, the series …Read more »
Prepare yourself for more Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? anime, because DanMachi season 3 has a premiere date. The cast and staff from the second season are back for another go when the series returns on October 2, …Read more »
Cowboy Bebop has a live-action remake in the chutes, and how fans feel about that varies. On the one hand, having director Shinichiro Watanabe and composer Yokko Kanno on board is encouraging. And the cast looks pretty good. On the other… such projects don’t have …Read more »
Isekai series are super popular right now, and it’s no surprise. Who wouldn’t want to leave school and work behind, start a new life as a daring hero, and marry a cute elf/catperson/demon? Even when the circumstances aren’t the best, or a wish is misheard, …Read more »
This weekend’s Virtual Crunchyroll Expo featured a panel for the Shield Hero anime, and some info on The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 2 came along with it. The series returns in 2021 and is also coming to Crunchyroll, as previously announced, so check …Read more »
Science is, of course, awesome. And so is Dr. Stone! As Senkuu rebuilds the Stone World from the ground up, it’s fun to learn more about the things we taken for granted every day. But when he’s not around (say, between seasons), our brains are …Read more »
Gen Urobuchi has such a reputation for grim and gritty stories, his name had to be omitted from the original advertising for Puella Magi Madoka Magica. The series, now renowned for its dark take on the magical girl genre, is definitely a lot to be reckoned …Read more »
One of the big surprises revealed at this weekend’s Virtual Crunchyroll Expo was the announcement of a Shenmue anime based on Sega and creator Yu Suzuki’s game series of the same name. The adaptation is in the works as the result of a collaboration between Crunchyroll and …Read more »
The adventures of Sherlock Holmes —master detective, tobacco ash expert, and thorn in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s side — have been adapted hundreds of times over the years. Naturally, some of those would be anime adaptations! As with any new version of the Holmes canon, …Read more »
Music is a major part of anime, even if a series’s focus lies elsewhere. Whether it’s awesome themes, heartfelt insert songs, or character singles that tell us more about our heroes, it’s an essential part of the shows we love. And sometimes, it’s even more …Read more »
We know that anime fashion exists in Japan, but now Western designers are paying more attention to how Japanese sequential art can inspire their creations. Town & Country Magazine caught up with a few people involved in this latest fashion trend. “I studied Japanese growing …Read more »
It turns out that LA Gladiators pro Overwatch esports player Bischu is not only a fan of gaming, but also of anime. He was interviewed by Anime News Network about his entrance into anime and his favorites. Bischu explained that anime has always been around …Read more »
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