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Usagi Yojimbo, Stan Sakai’s long-running comic about a samurai rabbit, is getting an animated series from Netflix. The series, created with Gaumont and animated with CG, will be called Samurai Rabbit: The Usagi Chronicles. It won’t be a straight adaptation of Sakai’s comic. Instead, it …Read more »
Netflix is officially calling this one an anime, so here we are! The world of Wizards of the Coast’s collectable card game Magic: The Gathering is coming to the small screen in a new original animated series from Netflix. To make this an even more monumental event, Avengers: …Read more »
Known for hit series like Red vs. Blue and RWBY, Rooster Teeth is back for more with an animated sci-fi mecha show called gen:LOCK. This western anime features a star-studded cast—including Michael B. Jordan, Dakota Fanning, Maisie Williams, Asia Kate Dillon, Golshifteh Farahani, and David …Read more »
If you’re curious about the upcoming Mega Man: Fully Charged animated series, which officially makes its Cartoon Network debut on August 5, a new trailer premiered at this year’s Comic-Con in San Diego. Sample some of the first episode as Mega Man leaps into action …Read more »
The new animated Mega Man series, Mega Man: Fully Charged, is getting ready to make its public debut. Those attending San Diego Comic-Con this month can look forward to the official premiere of some footage at a recently-announced panel, which will feature guests from Capcom, …Read more »
Over the weekend the anime series Japan Sinks 2020 won the Jury Award for TV Series at France’s Annecy International Animation Film Festival. This is the biggest and longest-lasting animation film festival on the globe. Masaaki Yuasa and Science SARU were behind the 10-episode series, …Read more »
We here at Otaku USA are big fans of the original Kino’s Journey, and we’re cautiously optimistic about the new series, which premieres this October 6. A new trailer for that series is out now, and, aside from giving us a peek at how it …Read more »
Lo and behold, another season of anime is upon us. According to one chart, it looks there will be no less than 49 series on air—and that doesn’t include shorts, OVAs or films. That’s a lot of anime to choose from. This might help: it’s …Read more »
Koji Morimoto. If you don’t know the name, well, you probably should. One of Japan’s premier animators, Morimoto is the director of shorts like The Animatrix ’s “Beyond,” Memories ’ “Magnetic Rose” and Noiseman Sound Insect , and key animator on dozens of brilliantly-animated films …Read more »
Plans for a new Vampire Hunter D animated TV series will be unveiled this Thursday at Anime Expo, according to an exclusive story at Anime News Network . Japanese animation studio Digital Frontier (behind the CG productions Resident Evil: Degeneration , Tekken: Blood Vengeance , …Read more »
The Big O was like catnip to a certain strain of conspiracy-obsessed anime fans when it premiered on Toonami in the spring of 2001. Composed of a series of design elements that were so recognizable as to be cliché on their own but that together …Read more »
Cannon Busters: The Animated Series —which comes from LeSean Thomas , who worked on The Boondocks , the animated Black Dynamite series, and The Legend of Korra ; and the talented folks at anime studio Satelight—was successfully crowdfunded on Kickstarter in 2014 . Now the …Read more »
Back in November we posted about Cannon Busters , the crowd-funded animation project started by LeSean Thomas ( The Boondocks , Black Dynamite: The Animated Series ). The Kickstarter campaign ended up being a big success, pulling in $156,535 of the original $120,000 goal, but …Read more »
LeSean Thomas has quite a bit of experience under his belt—from his work on shows like The Boondocks and The Legend of Korra to the currently-running Black Dynamite: The Animated Series— and he recently hit up Kickstarter in an attempt to gather funds for a …Read more »
Another classic manga is getting ready to come to the big screen with the announcement of a live-action adaptation for Go Nagai and Ken Ishikawa’s Getter Robo manga. The super robot spectacle is currently aiming to come to theaters in spring 2025, just in time …Read more »
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