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With the Dr. STONE manga by Boichi and Riichirou Inagaki over and the anime preparing to continue, there’s room for more science in other aspects of entertainment. The next area Senku plans to conquer is the stage, and fans in Japan will be able to …Read more »
When it comes to a movie like Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, only the most intense of manga collabs could do its poster justice. We got a manga multiverse of our own thanks to some mega talent that contributed their unique visions of …Read more »
This weekend saw the release of the latest Shonen Jump in English, and with it came the final chapter of Riichiro Inagaki and Boichi’s Dr. STONE manga. This marks exactly five years since the manga first kicked off in the pages of Weekly Shonen Jump …Read more »
Boichi and Riichirou Inagaki’s Dr. STONE manga has been running in Weekly Shonen Jump since March 2017, and now it’s about to reach its climax. This year’s 13th issue of Jump revealed that this will happen in the next issue, which hits stores in Japan …Read more »
Big plans are in motion for the Dr. STONE anime—based on the manga written by Riichiro Inagaki and illustrated by Boichi—including the hotly-anticipated season 3 and a special episode. Both the new season and the special, titled RYUSUI, were the subject of a new preview …Read more »
When you’re putting together a manga like Dr. STONE, it’s no surprise that you would need to do a lot of research in the process. As revealed earlier this week, the series—which is written by Riichiro Inagaki and illustrated by Boichi—won’t be featured in the …Read more »
One of the most anticipated anime on the horizon is Dr. STONE season two, and now we have some fresh info regarding the latest round of Dr. STONE theme song singers. The second season covers the STONE WARS arc, and kicking it off will be …Read more »
Riichiro Inagaki and Boichi’s Dr. STONE manga has proven to be wildly popular, so it’s no surprise to see it branching off into new territory. A spinoff is about to launch in the pages of home magazine Weekly Shonen Jump, with the debut of Dr. …Read more »
Have you been keeping up with the TV anime adaptation of Riichiro Inagaki and Boichi’s Dr. STONE manga this season? The series has a new Village arc on the way, so the official website went up with a fresh key visual and some cast additions to get everyone ready. …Read more »
One of this summer’s big anime series is Dr. STONE, which adapts the manga written by Riichirou Inagaki and illustrated by Boichi. The action begins on TV in Japan this July, and two new teaser promos premiered during this week’s AnimeJapan 2019 event. Shinya Iino …Read more »
The anime adaptation of Riichiro Inagaki and Boichi’s Dr. Stone manga is coming to TV in Japan this July, and the official website went up with some fresh details. In addition to a new visual, we now know the main staff behind the production, which …Read more »
The latest Shonen Jump manga to make the leap to anime is Riichiro Inagaki and Boichi’s Dr. Stone, which officially hits the airwaves in July 2019. Now we have our first peek at the adaptation thanks to this weekend’s Jump Festa ’19 event, which presented …Read more »
Writer Riichiro Inagaki and illustrator Boichi’s sci-fi adventure manga Dr.STONE is officially getting an anime adaptation, with Inagaki supervising the anime’s story and voice actor Yusuke Kobayashi (Subaru in Re:ZERO) in the lead role of Senku Ishigami. The series is currently set for a July …Read more »
There was some discussion online last week about what new Shonen Jump series would come to define the long-running manga magazine next. As if in answer, the coming months mark the debut of six new Jump series, including one about golf by Kuroko’s Basketball writer …Read more »
Korean artist Boichi's Sun-Ken Rock manga has been running in seinen magazine Young King since 2006, with new chapters simulpubbed over at Crunchyroll . Now the fourth 2016 issue of Young King is announcing that the series is set to come to an end in …Read more »
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