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The hits didn’t stop coming from the weekend’s Dengeki Bunko 30th anniversary event, and one of the many anime adaptations to be announced was for writer Shinon Takamura and illustrator Almic’s light novel series Koi wa Futago de Warikenai. The series follows a boy named …Read more »
Hopefully you’re ready for more The Irregular at Magic High School, because plans were revealed for a sequel anime during this weekend’s Dengeki Bunko 30th anniversary event. Jimmy Stone—who previously worked on the series as episode director, mechanical designer and key animation, along with other …Read more »
Key production staff and a new cast member have been revealed for the Ishura TV anime during this weekend’s Dengeki Bunko 30th: Summer Festival Online 2023 event. The series is officially set to premiere in Japan in January 2024, and you can catch the latest …Read more »
Zatsu Tabi -That’s Journey-, a manga by Kenta Ishizaka about aimless travel, is getting an anime adaptation. That’s the word from Dengeki Maoh, the magazine in which the manga has run since 2019. It centers around a college student who’s trying—and failing—to become a pro …Read more »
Big news for fans of the Shakugan No Shana series: After 11 years, the light novel series is finally getting ready to return with a new novel, which is written by original author Yashichiro Takahashi. According to Japanese publisher Dengeki Bunko, the novel—titled Shakugan No …Read more »
Sawayoshi Azuma’s Oroka na Tenshi wa Akuma to Odoru (The Foolish Angel Dances With Demons) manga has been running in Kadokawa’s Dengeki Maoh magazine since June 2016, and it looks like an anime adaptation is in the works. A listing for this year’s June issue …Read more »
A new character trailer recently made its way online for The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess, the currently-airing anime adaptation of the light novel series by Piero Karasu. The subject of the latest is Lainie Cyan, as voiced in the anime by Hina Yomiya. …Read more »
We’re now officially in the New Year, and that means lots of celebrations. Fans of the light novel series The Magical Revolution of the Reincarnated Princess (known in Japan as Tensei Ōjo to Tensai Reijō no Mahō Kakumei) have two reasons to celebrate: not only …Read more »
Toradora!, the slice of life series of light novels turned manga, anime and video game, is 15 years old! To celebrate, the novels’ original illustrator, Yasu, has unveiled a new Toradora! illustration. If you like it enough to spend about 200 bucks, you can now …Read more »
You may have read about the previous controversies surrounding voice actor Tatsuhisa Suzuki, who is currently on a break from public activities following allegations that he cheated on his wife, superstar singer LiSA, with a fan in her 20s who worked at a recording studio. …Read more »
The next volume in the 86 EIGHTY-SIX light novel series was originally set to launch this December, but its release has been hit with a delay due to author Asato Asato’s poor health. 86 ―Eighty Six― Ep.11― Dies Passionis ― will now launch in Japan …Read more »
There isn’t much time left for the Eromanga Sensei manga, which has rin adapting the light novels by Tsukasa Fushimi and Hiro Kanzaki. According to the June issue of Kadokawa’s Monthly Comic Dengeki Daioh magazine, the series is set to end in the next issue, …Read more »
Takara Tomy has come out with a new Pikachu toy for kids that harnesses its power in electricity called Dengeki Chui! Biri Biri Pikachu. In English, that would be “Electric Shock Warning! Electric Shock Pikachu.” That’s because the tail gets the electric shock on! Now …Read more »
MegaHouse is a name that spells excitement for fans of collectable Japanese figures. For years, this based-in-Tokyo company has been on the high-end of the hobby goods market, delivering likenesses of characters from the worlds of anime, manga, and gaming that look like they just …Read more »
Ryoichi Koga’s Ninin ga Shinobuden manga—known as Ninja Nonsense in the west—first launched in MediaWorks’ Monthly Comic Dengeki Daioh in July of 2000, making next month the series’ official 20th anniversary. The original series ran until January 2006, but now Koga has announced the launch …Read more »
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