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Isekai series are super popular right now, and it’s no surprise. Who wouldn’t want to leave school and work behind, start a new life as a daring hero, and marry a cute elf/catperson/demon? Even when the circumstances aren’t the best, or a wish is misheard, …Read more »
Tamayomi, a new series in the under-appreciated genre of baseball anime, is set to hit screens in April. Now we’ve got a new look at how the series is shaping up thanks to a new trailer. The series is about a team of high school …Read more »
As we learned from last year’s AJA report, the international market for anime has expanded rapidly in the recent years, and now makes up almost half of total revenue. With that in mind, anime companies are expanding their efforts abroad. Here’s the most recent example: …Read more »
Fans of the KONOSUBA novel series and its anime adaptation are in for a treat this November, because Fathom Events has teamed up with Crunchyroll for a one-night event screening of the KONOSUBA -God’s blessing on this wonderful world!- Legend of Crimson anime film. It all goes down in …Read more »
Oricon has come through with the best-selling book rankings for Japan in 2018, which once again has Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece dominating the manga charts. This isn’t just an off and on phenomenon either, it marks the 11th year in a row for One …Read more »
The world of light novel publication is a fast and furious affair where imitation is the highest form of flattery. When an idea hits it big, you can bet your bottom dollar (or your smallest yen coin) that a slew of series with similar premises …Read more »
Japan is getting a game based on the KonoSuba: God's Blessing on this Wonderful World! anime, which itself is based on the novels by Natsume Akatsuki. The visual novel tells an original story that finds Kazuma surrounded by stolen panties thanks to the work of …Read more »
Satisfaction. Mick Jagger couldn’t get it, but it appears readers of Akihabara-based website AniPota have, at least when it comes to last season’s anime lineup. “What was the most satisfying anime of winter 2016?” asked AniPota, and its pollees responded with a list that may …Read more »
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