Featured Spotlight: There’s something uniquely beautiful about a desolate, barren expanse. It might not be what we expect when the world we once knew is done and dusted, but it’s the roaming reality of the unforgettable Girls’ Last Tour anime, now available on Blu-ray in …Read more »
Shoya may have many regrets in his young life, but that doesn’t mean it’s too late to make amends where it counts. Watch his tale of redemption unfold in Kyoto Animation’s acclaimed anime film A Silent Voice, which is coming back to U.S. theaters for …Read more »
The April 2019 issue of Otaku USA is officially here, and we have some real treats in store for our readers. Chief among them is the cover story, which features the controversial, much-watched Goblin Slayer anime! That’s just the tip of the spear in another …Read more »
Featured Spotlight: Life is a day-to-day matter of survival for Phos and the rest of the gems in the Land of the Lustrous anime. One of the most stunningly-produced series in recent years is now available in a complete collection on Blu-ray, and you can …Read more »
If you missed your chance to see director Naoko Yamada’s critically-acclaimed anime film A Silent Voice the first time around, you’re in luck. Kyoto Animation’s feature is about to make its return to U.S. theaters, with tickets now available for showings on January 28 and …Read more »
Rising to the top of Japan’s publishing industry is tough enough as it is. The odds go down even more drastically for women, and that’s what makes Hiroko Matsukata’s ambitions so compelling in the Hataraki Man anime, coming to Blu-ray in a complete collection from …Read more »
From Studio Ponoc, the creators of Mary and The Witch’s Flower, comes Modest Heroes, an ambitious anthology of three thrilling tales created by some of the greatest talents working in Japanese animation today. This one-of-a-kind feature officially kicks off its U.S. screenings in subtitled form …Read more »
There’s nothing quite like a quality anime anthology, and if there’s one group of creators you can count on to deliver, it’s Studio Ponoc. Founded by two-time Academy Award-nominee Yoshiaki Nishimura (The Tale of the Princess Kaguya, When Marnie Was There), Studio Ponoc’s latest is …Read more »
Despite how well known he is, many fans of Studio Ghibli and director Hayao Miyazaki haven’t had a chance to see the anime legend in action. This officially changes with the theatrical debut of Never–Ending Man: Hayao Miyazaki, a feature-length documentary that offers an inspiring, …Read more »
Hayao Miyazaki is a household name at this point, but how many people are aware of the amount of work he puts into his passion for animation? Add the complex new element of CGI into the mix and you have a tale that could only …Read more »
A bloody revolution is afoot in Akame ga Kill!, pitting a secretive group of elite assassins against an evil Prime Minister, the Secret Police, and the armies of an Empire. You can revisit the saga as often as you like in Sentai Filmworks’ complete collection …Read more »
What do you get when you revive a generations-old legacy straight from the world of Ken Akamatsu’s Negima! series? You get the exciting saga of UQ Holder!, which follows the grandson of a famous hero as he unwittingly begins an adventure of his own. Now …Read more »
Mirai—the latest acclaimed anime film from director Mamoru Hosoda (Wolf Children, The Boy and the Beast, Summer Wars)—recently made its U.S. theatrical debut, and there’s still time to see it for yourself. The next set of showings are scheduled for this week, with subtitled screenings …Read more »
If you’re in a relationship that has its roots in a series of elaborate fantasies, is it really possible to keep it going within the confines of the real world? Yuta and Rikka are about to put theirs to the ultimate test in the feature …Read more »
Featured Spotlight: Fathom Events Mirai marks another critically-acclaimed film from director Mamoru Hosoda (Wolf Children, The Boy and the Beast, Summer Wars), whose latest feature was chosen as an official selection at Cannes Directors’ Fortnight. This dazzling feature about family ties and what makes us who …Read more »
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