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It’s been a heck of a fiftieth for Lupin the Third. We got a new series, we’re getting new art books, and Mamoru Oshii even got to do his weird angel fossil story. What more could there be? Source material, of course! Magnetic Press is …Read more »
Liyuu is a Chinese cosplayer and voice actor who is known for her work voicing Keke in the Love Live! Superstar!! anime and singing the opening theme song for Hatena☆Illusion. She recently appeared on the Anison Shinkyoku Cover Desho de show!! segment of the Douga, …Read more »
The live-action Cowboy Bebop hits Netflix on November 19, and there have just been two big reveals. One is that Titan Comics is coming out with a comic book series adaptation of the Netflix show and a prequel novel. The other is a big interview …Read more »
Idol fans are always looking for new ways to show their love and support. Buying albums and merch, attending concerts, and shouting their love across the Internet — all benefit their favorite groups. But there’s one particular practice where idol management is looking to pull …Read more »
Kodansha US has a YouTube channel where it does such things as give information on licenses and offer a program called Kodansha Live. An episode of Kodansha Live streamed yesterday, but if you weren’t able to catch it then, you can still see the video …Read more »
The anime adaptation of I’m Standing on a Million Lives is out in the world, meaning more Japanese high school students are venturing out into unknown fantasy worlds. We knew there were some wild times coming, but the very first episode threw us for a …Read more »
Yen Press just held its Virtual Crunchyroll Expo panel, announcing a slew of new acquisitions in the process. In addition to revealing plans to publish Koushi Tachibana and Tsunako’s Date A Live light novels, seven other licenses were revealed, including one more light novel and a bunch …Read more »
The concept of “media mix” projects is nearly as old as anime itself, encompassing everything from early adaptations of Japan Sinks to the mere existence of Sanrio. But in the 21st century, it takes on a whole other meaning: music-centric projects designed from day one …Read more »
Theme parks are awesome, and they just keep getting awesomer. Besides the thrill rides, you can also take part in immersive experiences based on your favorite shows and movies — especially if you’re into Disney properties. But if you’re an anime fan, you’ll have to …Read more »
At one point, it seemed as if Studio Ghibli’s catalog would never be available digitally. Then, in the blink of an eye, the studio’s movies were announced for HBO MAX and Netflix, leading many to wonder what caused the change of heart. According to producer …Read more »
It’s off to Italy with the members of Aqours in the upcoming feature anime film Love Live! Sunshine!! The School Idol Movie Over the Rainbow. The official YouTube channel for the franchise went up with a new full trailer for the film after Aqours’ first …Read more »
You may fancy yourself a pretty big Dragon Ball Z fan, but the folks at Robot Underdog might just have you beat. They got together to create a full-on live-action fan film based on “The History of Trunks,” which has Gohan and Trunks doing their …Read more »
Live-action adaptations of manga and anime are common—the reverse, not so much. The live action-to-anime adaptation is a rare beast indeed, but one that seems to be of particular interest to popular indie director Shunji Iwai, who, in 2015, used animation to create a prequel …Read more »
Masks off to the promotional staff for the live-action Tokyo Ghoul film, which premieres July 29 in Japan, who are doing some impressive outreach to international fans of the franchise. This weekend, they released an English-language poster for the film and announced a worldwide live …Read more »
Though fans can be “meh” on live-action manga and anime adaptations, studios seem to love them, probably because A) they take a lot less time to make than animated films and B) they can cast popular actors in lead roles and bring in viewers who …Read more »
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