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 »
Persona 5 the Animation continues! For a TV special, at least. Persona 5 the Animation Dark Sun… is the next chapter in the series, and a premiere date was revealed during this weekend’s Persona 5 the Animation Masquerade Party Event, which has the special lined …Read more »
Negi Haruba’s romantic comedy manga The Quintessential Quintuplets is getting a TV anime adaptation, and the Japanese broadcast premiere has officially been lined up for January 10, 2019 on TBS. Sun TV and BS-TBS will follow on January 11 and 12, respectively. There are also …Read more »
What will be the number of Girlish Number Shura episodes? 0. Feeling some girlish disappointment over here. The anime, which was going to be based on the 4-panel gag manga of the same name, was canceled because of an inability to find enough staff members …Read more »
Are folks out there excited to enter the world of Spice and Wolf? Yes, to put it mildly. The official Japanese crowdfunding campaign for the game kicked off on Campfire November 25, and made its goal in two hours. That goal was 8,000,000 yen (about …Read more »
If we had a dime for every time we wrote a Hunter x Hunter hiatus story around here, we’d have—well, let’s check the archives—at least, like, a dollar, man. Make that $1.10, actually. It was announced in the pages of this week’s Shonen Jump that …Read more »
Creamy Mami, the Magic Angel, a classic magical girl anime series form the 1980s, is getting a manga spinoff. The manga, which is titled Maho no Tenshi Creamy Mami Fukigen na Ohime-sama (literally Magic Angel Creamy Mami Ill-Tempered Princess) will run on Coamix’s manga site, …Read more »
Lupin can’t be stopped, as evidenced by the fact that everyone’s favorite thief is getting his 26th TV special in winter of 2019. While the title has yet to be revealed, Jun Kawagoe (Mazinkaiser SKL, Cyborg 009 vs. Devilman) is lined up to direct once …Read more »
Yasuhisa Hara’s historical adventure manga Kingdom is coming to the big screen in Japan in the form of a live-action film directed by Shinsuke Sato (Gantz, Bleach). Kento Yamazaki and Ryo Yoshizawa are in the lead as Shin and Eisei, respectively, and the official website …Read more »
Fairy Tail creator Hiro Mashima may have moved on to his new manga, Edens Zero, but the series is alive and well thanks to the TV anime’s final season. Mashima shared some of the highlights while promoting his current series in a new video posted …Read more »
The leads of the Endro~! TV anime are on full display in the latest promo, which previews more of the series along with samples of the “Endro~ru!” opening theme and the “Wonder Caravan!” ending. Take another look at the adorable fantasy anime ahead of its …Read more »
The Morose Mononokean is back. The series based on the manga by Kiri Wazawa is back for a second season, and today it was revealed that season will begin January 5, 2019. Season 2 will be animated by Itsuro Kawasaki (Magical Girl Ore), who’s taking …Read more »
Pokémon the Movie: The Power of Us marks the 21st theatrical entry in Nintendo and The Pokémon Company International’s long-running franchise, and its U.S. debut is right around the corner. Fathom Events is bringing the highly-anticipated anime film to movie theaters across the nation on …Read more »
Milla Jovovich may have retired from the Resident Evil universe, but she’s still out there making video game movies. The live-action adaptation of Capcom’s Monster Hunter, starring Jovovich, is currently in production, and we’ve got our first look via a still released this week. The still …Read more »
Get ready for more ghoulin’. The sequel to last year’s live-action adaptation of Sui Ishida’s Tokyo Ghoul is headed to theaters in summer of 2019. The film, which is tentatively titled Tokyo Ghoul 2, will again star Masataka Kubota as Ken Kaneki. Shuu Tsukiyama will …Read more »
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