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Some new details have emerged for the Fairy Tail: Dragon Cry anime film thanks to the latest issue of Weekly Shonen Magazine . Series creator and manga author Hiro Mashima is executive producer, and he's also busy drawing 193 pages of storyboards for the feature, …Read more »
Everyone's understandably amped for the spring 2017 return of the Attack on Titan anime, and the latest volume of Hajime Isayama's manga has some more details. According to the wraparound jacket band on volume 21, the second season is set for an April premiere. It's …Read more »
The second season of Heroic Legend of Arslan , Dust Storm Dance , is on the way this summer, and the premiere date and episode count have been revealed. Arslan ’s second season will debut July 3 on MBS and TBS in Japan, and will …Read more »
Marvel's Captain America: Civil War opens in Japan ahead of the US on April 29, so promotion is really cooking. Fairy Tail author Hiro Mashima previously got in on some Shonen Magazine tribute art for the feature, and now he's back with a special poster …Read more »
The popularity of Nakaba Suzuki's The Seven Deadly Sins manga continues to rise, leading to another manga spin-off in Japan. The series previously inspired a spin-off in Bessatsu Shonen Magazine , in which Juuichi Kugi depicts the cast as high school students. Now there's a …Read more »
Hot on the heels of yesterday's news about Kodansha Comics licensing Hiro Mashima's Fairy Tail Zero prequel manga is the announcement of a TV anime adaptation. Plans were revealed on the wraparound jacket band of the main manga's 52nd volume in Japan, with more details …Read more »
Soul Eater and Soul Eater Not! manga author Atsushi Ōkubo is back with a new series, with Enen no Shouboutai ( Fire Brigade of Flames ) kicking off in the pages of Weekly Shonen Magazine . This year's 43rd issue hit stands in Japan this …Read more »
Over the weekend we posted about Vertical's plans to release the Attack on Titan: Lost Girls novel in English next year. The novel has Hiroshi Seko collecting three short stories that focus on Mikasa and Annie—"Lost in the cruel world," "Wall Sina, Goodbye," and "Lost …Read more »
There's another Fairy Tail anime film on the way according to this year's 25th issue of Weekly Shonen Magazine . The issue hits Japan on Wednesday, May 20, with the announcement that the second Fairy Tail movie has been green-lit, as well as an imageboard …Read more »
Nakaba Suzuki's The Seven Deadly Sins manga is getting a special OVA, set to be bundled with the 15th volume. The announcement comes from this year's 16th issue of Kodansha's Weekly Shonen Magazine , which reveals the Ban-centric episode, "Ban no Bangai-hen," and lists the …Read more »
The anime adaptation of Nakaba Suzuki's shonen fantasy adventure The Seven Deadly Sins is set to premiere in Japan this October, airing Sundays at 5pm on MBS/TBS. While we still have a bit of a wait ahead of us, Aniplex posted a brief ad for …Read more »
As promised, issue six of Weekly Shonen Magazine had big news for fans of the anime adaptation of Hiro Mashima's Fairy Tail , with the series set to return to television in April 2014. Fairy Tail 's return brings back director Shinji Ishihara and writer …Read more »
Fullmetal Alchemist mangaka Hiromu Arakawa has another new work in the chamber, and this time it's an adaptation of Yoshiki Tanaka's epic fantasy novel series The Heroic Legend of Arslan . Arakawa's take on the material is scheduled to kick off in Shonen Magazine 's …Read more »
Hajime Isayama's Attack on Titan manga has been weaving its bizarre spell in Bessatsu Shonen Magazine since 2009, and in addition to a live-action adaptation, it's set to hit TV in animated form next year. Directed by Death Note 's Tetsuro Araki with animation from …Read more »
Tozen Ujiie's Seitokai Yakuindomo manga has been running since 2007, and is currently serialized in Kodansha's Weekly Shonen Magazine . It was adapted into a 13-episode TV series by GoHands and director Hiromitsu Kanazawa, and its next leap into anime comes in the form of …Read more »
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