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It’s confirmed: the anime adaptation of Q Hayashida’s Dorohedoro is set to drop on Netflix May 28. The series ran in Japan from January to March. It was directed at MAPPA by Yuichiro Hayashi with series composition from Hiroshi Seko and character designs by Tomohiro …Read more »
Two very different worlds are about to collide in a true one-of-a-kind collaboration that brings Q Hayashida’s Dorohedoro manga and its anime adaptation face-to-face with the undead idols of ZOMBIE LAND SAGA. While the official Dorohedoro Twitter crowd-sources responses determining what type of merch fans …Read more »
Dorohedoro, the new anime based on the manga by Q Hayashida, has been airing for a few weeks now (anyone checked it out yet?). To keep the hype for the series going, the official Twitter account for the series has announced a free Dorohedoro video …Read more »
October saw the release of the first promo for the Dorohedoro anime, which brings Q Hayashida’s manga to the small screen in January. Now a followup preview is here to show off more of the series’ weird and wild world and its bonkers assortment of characters, and there are …Read more »
None of the zombies of Zombie Land Saga have a heartbeat, but they certainly have a lot of heart Sakura Minamoto just had the worst day of her life. One minute she’s on her way to submit her application to be an idol singer, and …Read more »
In February we posted about live-action film adaptation plans for Ken Koyama’s Seiri-chan manga, AKA Little Miss P. The series about an anthropomorphized period is on the way to the big screen in Japan this year, and a new update reveals cast members and theme song artists for the production, …Read more »
Osamu Tezuka, the godfather of manga, may be best known for Astro Boy and Black Jack, but the prolific author tackled a huge variety of genres, and wrote some stuff that’s definitely not for kids. That includes Barbara, the 1973-74 series about a writer with …Read more »
Dorohedoro, the post-apocalyptic manga from Q Hayashida, will get a TV anime adaptation. The announcement came with the release of the manga’s 23rd volume, as well as official guide book, in Japan. Dorohedoro centers around a man named Caiman with no memory of his past… …Read more »
You never know when a secret society and the hidden world surrounding it could make themselves known right before your very eyes. Akira Nikaidou was an everyday high school slacker until he found out about the Shadow World, and it’s about to collide with our …Read more »
The anime adaptation of Chica Umino's March Comes in Like a Lion shogi manga—which is being directed by Puella Magi Madoka Magica 's Akiyuki Shinbo—now has a premiere date. According to the official website, the TV series will premiere on NHK General TV on October …Read more »
Funimation started lining up its anime streaming plans for the summer 2016 season , kicking things off with 14 simulcast titles, some of which will begin on July 2. Many of the titles will also be selected for the Broadcast Dub (near-simulcast English dubbing) program, …Read more »
As previously reported, Ayuko Hatta's shoujo manga Wolf Girl & Black Prince is getting the live-action treatment, with the feature film set to open in Japan on May 28. Following up on a previous teaser, Warner Entertainment Japan shared a full 90-second trailer for the …Read more »
Ayuko Hatta's shoujo manga Wolf Girl & Black Prince is getting the live-action treatment in Japan, with the film adaptation set to open on May 28. The official website posted the film's main visual, which nicely mimics Hatta's manga illustration with Fumi Nikaidou as Erika …Read more »
According to a preview of the September issue of Kodansha's ARIA magazine, Akira Hiyoshimaru's First Love Monster ( Hatsukoi Monster ) manga is getting an anime adaptation. The series kicked off in ARIA in 2013, and Yen Press will be releasing the manga in North …Read more »
It’s beginning to look a lot like… winter! We got our first real snow of the year here in my home city so finally it’s starting to feel more like the holidays. Not a moment too soon either, as this is the last week for …Read more »
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