For those of you that missed our e-mail and Facebook announcements earlier in the week, Otaku USA Magazine is currently offering a special spring subscription discount. For a limited time, you can get a full year (six issues) of our magazine for only $14. That's …Read more »
Featured Spotlight She started her life as a mascot for game developer Nitroplus, but Super Sonico has really come into her own since her 2006 debut. She's the star of her own manga, games, and more, including the 2014 anime Soni-Ani: Super Sonico the Animation …Read more »
It was bound to happen. After having as much fun as we did with the previous all-anime bonus issue of Otaku USA magazine, we're back with a new one, appropriately titled Anime USA . The issue is in stores now, and can also be ordered …Read more »
Featured Spotlight One of the most celebrated anime films of all time is coming back with a Blu-ray release that includes both the English dub and original Japanese language options with subs, as well as a Japanese commentary track. Yep, we're talkin' about Madhouse's incredibly …Read more »
Those looking for more original anime out of the Kickstarter community should find promise in a new project from a group of Toei Animation veterans. Formed two years ago, Phoenix Angels Studios has been hard at work on a project called Devil's Legacy, and the …Read more »
The cover story of the latest issue of Otaku USA magazine is, what else, but Naruto ! It's a fitting time to return to the orange-clad ninja as our cover boy, what with Masashi Kishimoto's manga having recently ended its run. But there's still more …Read more »
The April 2015 issue of Otaku USA magazine—on stands now and available to order online—includes a feature on Knights of Sidonia , the anime adaptation of Tsutomu Nihei's killer sci-fi manga. While discussing the series' take on Nihei's bleak depiction of humanity's future, Brittany Vincent …Read more »
In the latest issue of Otaku USA magazine, one of our features has Kristina Potts taking a look at the DRAMAtical Murder anime, based on the original boys' love visual novel. In the feature Kristina talks about the anime's origins, touching on how it made …Read more »
Anime has no shortage of bizarre, time-twisting spins on history, but Samurai Jam: Bakumatsu Rock is definitely the heaviest. In the latest issue of Otaku USA magazine we had Kristina Potts comb her way through this amp-thumpin' take on the Bakumatsu era, which was already …Read more »
Have you been keeping up with the Akame ga Kill! anime this season? In the latest issue of Otaku USA Brittany Vincent delivers a solid argument for giving it a shot over the course of her feature, which covers everything from the explosive action to …Read more »
One Piece is as powerful as ever, especially with FUNimation's release of One Piece Film: Z . Luffy and the Straw Hats find themselves up against one of their most formidable film opponents yet in the form of Z and his Neo-Navy, so we had …Read more »
As the cover of the latest issue of Otaku USA magazine boldly illustrates, the talk of the town this time around is none other than Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo . Even more so than the previous two Rebuild films, Eva 3.0 is already …Read more »
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 »
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