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Tomorrow, April 12, will mark one year since the anime Oshi no Ko debuted. Now, the people behind the mega-popular anime have shared some exciting news. For starters, the first episode “Mother and Children” is getting a “revival screening” in Japanese theaters. The debut episode …Read more »
Oshi no Ko season 2 revealed 2024 plans back in November of last year, and this weekend’s AnimeJapan 2024 event served up the perfect opportunity to announce further details and preview the continuation. The series unveiled a new teaser visual and a video to go along …Read more »
We’re going to have to wait a little longer to catch up with Alya and her unique method for hiding feelings. Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian, the anime adaptation of the light novels of the same name by Sunsunsun, has been delayed from …Read more »
Previously just set for sometime in 2024, we now know exactly when to expect the original TV anime series Jellyfish Can’t Swim in the Night. The latest from the folks at Doga Kobo is set for April 6, and you can see more in the …Read more »
The Oshi no Ko anime adaptation dominated the past year, from the anime itself to song charts and Google searches. Now, in a practically inevitable move, the series is going the live-action route in the form of a TV series and film. Amazon and Toei …Read more »
This weekend marked the Ichigo Production Fan Appreciation Festival 2023 event, which revealed some more information about the Oshi no Ko anime. In addition to unveiling a new key visual, the event confirmed that Oshi no Ko season 2 is set to premiere sometime in …Read more »
An anime adaptation was revealed for Sunsunsun and Momoco’s Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian light novel series back in March, and now we have a better idea of when to expect it. The Alya Sometimes Hides Her Feelings in Russian anime is officially …Read more »
The Oshi no Ko theme song—YOASOBI’s “Idol”—has been breaking records ever since the anime debuted. Now it has another trophy to add to its heaving shelf, because it has now become the fastest song in the history of the Oricon charts to go beyond 400 …Read more »
A new collection of previews have arrived for Doga Kobo’s original TV anime Jellyfish Can’t Swim in the Night, which is currently set to air sometime in 2024. In addition to a third teaser trailer, we have a new visual showing off the project that …Read more »
The final episode of the Oshi no Ko anime aired this week, and with it came confirmation of season 2 plans. While there’s no date at the moment, Oshi no Ko season 2 is currently in production, and a teaser visual arrived along with a …Read more »
Based on the manga by Hazano Kazutake, the Saint Cecilia and Pastor Lawrence anime is on the way to Japanese TV and Crunchyroll this summer. A new trailer made its way online this week, revealing more about the cast and theme songs and lining the …Read more »
YOASOBI’s opening theme song for the Oshi no Ko anime, “Idol,” has been a runaway success since the anime debuted. Now it’s adding another achievement as it managed to top the Billboard Global chart. The chart, which excludes the United States, currently has “Idol” sitting …Read more »
The Oshi no Ko anime has been a big hit, but it hasn’t been without its controversies. Outside of that, the series is about to take a non-controversial break, with the official website announcing that episode 8 will now air on June 7. A special …Read more »
Oshi no Ko is one of the biggest anime of the season, and its English dub is right around the corner. HIDIVE revealed details for the dub, including the main cast and plans to launch it on the streaming service starting on May 24. Shannon …Read more »
Jellyfish Can’t Swim in the Night—AKA Yoru no Kurage wa Oyogenai—is an upcoming original anime being produced at Doga Kobo, and it’s currently set to premiere sometime in 2024. While we wait, the official website recently went live with a new teaser trailer and visual …Read more »
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