Every now and then we like to extend a special offer to all the fine folks who follow Otaku USA online, and that definitely includes our wonderful newsletter subscribers. This holiday season we have a doozy of a deal, with a one-year subscription to Otaku …Read more »
You may have seen our online review of the new Captain Harlock CG-animated feature film, but you'll want to crack open the latest issue of Otaku USA magazine for a proper look into the past. Resident space pirate Daryl Surat takes a long, stoic look …Read more »
Nitroplus and 5pb.'s science adventure visual novels—which include Chaos;Head and Steins;Gate —are getting a new chapter in the form of Chaos;Child . While we wait for that, however, there's no better time than now to take a look at the anime adaptation of another installment …Read more »
Every now and then we like to extend a special offer to you fine folks who join us online. That includes those who read the website, follow us on Twitter and Facebook , and subscribe to the newsletter. In other words… YOU! This year our …Read more »
We've already done a bit of after-school activity with Girls und Panzer on this website. As a bonus to the current issue's cover story, we discussed director Tsutomu Mizushima's earlier work, Haré+Guu , but don't let that keep you from the main event. In the …Read more »
The world of anime still has a handful of directors that make everyone stop and take note. Obvious choices include heavy hitters like Hayao Miyazaki , Mamoru Hosoda , Hideaki Anno , and Makoto Shinkai , the latter of which recently unveiled his latest work, …Read more »
The contrast between real and virtual life can be stark. One can be a complete stud online and a loser in the real world, but what happens when those lives collide? In the latest issue of Otaku USA magazine, Danica Davidson had a helluva time …Read more »
Gatchaman still manages to be relevant today thanks to an upcoming feature film and even, though quite a few degrees further separated, the new anime series Gatchaman Crowds . Its enduring legacy can be chalked up to just how well Tatsunoko Production's original series holds …Read more »
One Piece may seem as fortified against intruders as the infamous prison Impel Down at this point, but there are still some standalone ways for the uninitiated to enjoy the adventures of Luffy and his crew of Straw Hat pirates. One such method is the …Read more »
Attack on Titan is one of the biggest anime out there right now, and we're right on top of it in the latest issue of Otaku USA magazine! Our One Piece Strong World cover nearly caved from the ramming speed of a colossal titan, but …Read more »
While Psycho-Pass graces the cover of the latest issue of Otaku USA magazine, there's no doubt that one of the most-demanded features is Sword Art Online . Readers asked for it, and Mike Dent pulled double duty to deliver a piping hot overview of the …Read more »
As our bold contributor Mike Dent points out in his cover story feature on Psycho-Pass , perhaps the most terrifying thing about the anime series is how close its reality is to our own. Not that we have Enforcers stomping around trying to put a …Read more »
The world is full of great mysteries, but perhaps none are more potent than this one: How did Daryl Surat manage to get hooked on an anime like AKB0048 ? Thankfully, his feature in our latest issue answers all those burning questions and more as …Read more »
Michiko & Hatchin should have been a bigger hit in Japan, and it should have been on Cartoon Network's Toonami anime block years ago. Just look at all the winning components! It comes from Manglobe, the studio behind 2004's Samurai Champloo . It features Champloo …Read more »
In the new issue of Otaku USA , one of our features by Daryl Surat dives into the latest anime movie from Studio Ghibli, From Up on Poppy Hill . Though the film is directed by Goro Miyazaki—son of beloved Ghibli director Hayao Miyazaki ( …Read more »
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