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Things are constantly changing in Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World-, as normal guy Subaru Natsuki reboots his life over and over again. But one thing that doesn’t change is how he does it: via painful (and sometimes gruesome) deaths. With the second cour of the second …Read more »
While the second half of Re:ZERO season two rolls on as part of the Winter 2021 season, the Re:ZERO creator has something new in the pipeline. Tappei Nagatsuki is teaming up with one of the Re:ZERO screenwriters, Eiji Umehara, on an original anime titled Vivy …Read more »
The first part of Re:ZERO season 2 saw Subaru dealing with a ton of setbacks, so perhaps he’ll have better luck when it comes to changing fate in part two. We’ll have to wait until January 6 to find out how it all shakes out, …Read more »
The date has finally arrived for Re:ZERO Season 2 Part 2, which picks up where the Summer 2020 first half left off back in September. Your patience is about to pay off, because Re:ZERO returns to the airwaves in Japan on January 6, 2021. Re:ZERO …Read more »
If you’re like pretty much every other Re:ZERO fan out there, you’re probably dying to learn more about the plans for the Re:ZERO season 2 continuation. The second part of the season is currently scheduled for January 2021, and it looks like we’ll be getting …Read more »
Yamanishi Prefecture-based amusement park Fuji-Q Highland is no stranger to anime team-ups, and the latest is a well-timed Re:ZERO collaboration. Titled “Re:Life in a Fuji-Q Highland from ZERO,” the collaborative campaign will be held from November 3 to December 13, with a bunch of in-park …Read more »
In case there was any doubt, the official Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- social media channels have confirmed it: the second half of Re:ZERO season 2 is set for January. Alongside that confirmation came a fresh trailer for the back half the second season. …Read more »
Hit isekai series Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- is about to explore new timelines in the upcoming mobile game Lost in Memories. In it, players will have the chance to travel down new paths of possibility in Subaru Natsuki’s shoes, including one based on a major decision …Read more »
In Japan, Re:ZERO season 2 is currently streaming on Netflix alongside the Japanese broadcast, with just a few days of delay behind it. This seems to be working a treat for the series, as it is officially the most-watched title on Netflix Japan. The official …Read more »
With the Summer 2020 anime season underway, it’s time once again to see what mobile phone operator NTT Docomo managed to pull out of its regular online research. The company polled users of its dAnime Store streaming service to find out what their favorite shows …Read more »
It’s an awesome time for Re:ZERO fans, with a new season underway and more than one new game in the works. One of them, Lost in Memories, has been showing off its cool new animation (hailing, of course, from WHITE FOX). It’s promising some pretty amazing experiences, and …Read more »
While everyone is getting sucked into Re:ZERO season two, series creator Tappei Nagatsuki has another project on the way to the small screen. Nagatsuki’s latest is an original TV anime titled Warlords of Sigrdrifa, which is scheduled to premiere in Japan this October following a …Read more »
If there’s one thing that’s sure to inspire some spending, it’s an anime-themed credit card. A bunch of companies have issued these to eager fans in the past, featuring the likes of everything from Love Live! to Madoka Magica and beyond. Now it’s time for …Read more »
If your introduction to Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- was via the anime, you can be forgiven for getting completely the wrong idea about it. Anyone looking at the art and figures would assume it’s a typical isekai series, where a random Joe courts a variety …Read more »
It’s safe to say Re:ZERO season 2 is one of the most anticipated anime of the Summer 2020 season, especially coming off its previous delay. Heck, Japan voted it at the top in a recent poll, so there’s no such thing as a bad time …Read more »
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