After being delayed due to COVID-19, the Digimon Adventure: anime is almost ready to return to the airwaves in Japan. Much like Food Wars! The Fifth Plate plans to do next month, Digimon Adventure: will be starting from the beginning, with a rebroadcast of episode …Read more »
The debut of the Dokyuu Hentai HxEROS anime—based on the harem action-comedy manga by Ryoma Kitada—is right around the corner, and now we have more info. The latest update has the series touching down on Japanese TV on July 3, with BURNOUT SYNDROMES providing the …Read more »
Gakuto Mikumo‘s sci-fi light novel series Strike the Blood first began its Dengeki Bunko print run back in 2011, and the 21st volume hit shelves in Japan this past January. Now the end is on the horizon, with Dengeki Online reporting that the main story …Read more »
While all of the performances may have been postponed for The Rising of the Shield Hero stage play adaptation due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the show must go on. You can see evidence of this in a new video that showcases an audience-free performance that …Read more »
The winners of the 57th Galaxy Award—which was established by the Association of Broadcast Critics in Japan in 1963—have been announced, and some high honors went to anime. Among them is the Individual Award in the TV category, which was given to Sairi Ito for …Read more »
Studio Ghibli has been teasing a second feature film project—on top of Hayao Miyazaki’s gradual production of How Do You Live?—ever since the beginning of the year. We recently found out that it refers to a new movie by Miyazaki’s son, Goro Miyazaki, and Ghibli …Read more »
The 2019 BEM TV anime is about to make the transition to the big screen with a new anime film called BEM ~BECOME HUMAN~. The continuation of the reboot—which celebrated the 50th anniversary of the original ’60s anime Humanoid Monster Bem—is scheduled to premiere this …Read more »
It’s always disappointing to read about people who threaten creators, regardless of the reasons behind it. This happened again recently, when a 21-year-old Kyoto man named Fukuta Kishimoto was arrested for allegedly threatening to kill Kemono Friends anime director Tatsuki. According to the NHK report, …Read more »
Last month saw the announcement of Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon, a new Inuyasha spinoff anime that’s being produced at Sunrise. Now we have another look at the characters at the heart of the upcoming series thanks to some character designs, all of which were drawn by …Read more »
We recently shared the first trailer for Attack on Titan the Final Season, which will bring the saga to a close with the help of anime studio MAPPA instead of WIT Studio. Now we know more about who brought the trailer to life, specifically the …Read more »
Japanese audiences missed out on the Sonic the Hedgehog movie’s initial premiere plans due to a COVID-19 pandemic-related postponement. Now that the State of Emergency has been lifted, however, a new date has finally been set for the feature’s debut in the region. Sonic the …Read more »
We’ve got a small but interesting update regarding the planned Studio Ghibli theme park, which is aiming to have certain areas open by fall of 2022. To make sure they get done in time, construction is now set to begin this July. The company under …Read more »
Following up on the recent visual for the upcoming Jujutsu Kaisen TV anime—which adapts the hit Jump manga by Gege Akutami—the official site shared some fresh artwork for the four main characters of the series. See how Yuji and the rest of the gang look …Read more »
George Akiyama, whose real name is Yūji Akiyama, was a renowned and controversial manga author who made his debut in 1966 with the Gaikotsu-kun (Skeleton-kun) manga. Publisher Shogakukan announced the sad news this weekend that Akiyama passed away on May 12 at the age of …Read more »
Fantasy light novel series The Misfit of Demon King Academy was supposed to kick off its anime adaptation in April, but like many other projects it was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While concerns over the virus are far from over, the State of …Read more »
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