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An anime adaptation has been revealed for Ko Nikaido’s With You and the Rain, a siice-of-life manga that’s been running in Weekly Young Magazine since August 2020. Details are light at the moment, but the adaptation is currently penciled in for a premiere sometime in …Read more »
The My Home Hero anime was one of last year’s surprise delights, and the source material is about to come to an end. Last year Naoki Yamakawa and Masashi Asaki’s manga took a month off to prepare for the climax, and now there are just …Read more »
Back in October we learned the anime adaptation of Katsuhisa Minami’s award-winning manga The Fable would be premiering in April. The hot news today is that The Fable will run continuously for two cours worth of content (24 episodes, give or take). That’s a lot …Read more »
A new trailer is here for the live-action My Home Hero film, which brings Naoki Yamakawa and Masashi Asaki’s manga to cinemas in Japan on March 8. In addition to revealing seven more cast members, the trailer showcases Eve’s “Insomnia” theme song. New cast additions …Read more »
Back in July it was revealed that Katsuhisa Minami’s award-winning manga The Fable would be receiving a TV anime adaptation. Now it’s been set for a Spring 2024 premiere on NTV in Japan, and a handful of designs were released alongside the news. You can …Read more »
Nobuyuki Fukumoto occasionally puts the Kaiji manga on hiatus for various reasons, and there’s another brief one on the horizon. As announced in this year’s 45th issue of Kodansha’s Weekly Young Magazine, the Kaiji manga will be taking a break until the 49th issue. If …Read more »
Naoki Yamakawa and Masashi Asaki’s My Home Hero manga recently had its anime adaptation debut in April of this year, and now the manga has set up a time frame for the start of its climax. According to this year’s 33rd issue of Kodansha’s Weekly …Read more »
The anime The Witch and the Beast, which is based on a manga originally titled Majo to Yajū by Kōsuke Satake, has released a teaser trailer. In the trailer we learn that the anime will debut in January, and it also talks a bit about …Read more »
Katsuhisa Minami’s The Fable manga is an award-winning series that has over 22 million copies in circulation and previously inspired a pair of live-action films directed by Kan Eguchi. Now it’s getting a TV anime adaptation, with veteran director Ryosuke Takahashi (Armored Trooper VOTOMS) lined …Read more »
Back in April it was announced that Initial D creator Shuuichi Shigeno would be putting his sequel manga MF Ghost back on hiatus shortly after it had returned from another break. The frequent stops were due to the author’s poor health, but the good news …Read more »
Kaiji and Akagi manga author Nobuyuki Fukumoto recently revealed plans to launch a new golf manga, putting even more work on his plate while he cranks out new chapters of Kaiji. Now that series is about to take a break, as this year’s 27th issue …Read more »
Yuzo Takada’s 3×3 Eyes sequel manga, 3×3 Eyes: Kiseki no Yami no Keiyakusha, first launched in E-Young Magazine in December 2016 before moving to Monthly Young Magazine in February 2019, and now its run is getting ready to come to an end. According to this …Read more »
Initial D creator Shuuichi Shigeno previously had to put his sequel manga MF Ghost on hiatus due to his poor health back in November, and it just came back to the pages of Weekly Young Magazine on February 20. The return isn’t long-lasting, though, because …Read more »
Initial D creator Shuuichi Shigeno’s MF Ghost manga went on an indefinite hiatus back in November due to the author’s health issues, but now we finally know when it will return. According to a listing for this year’s 12th issue of Kodansha’s Weekly Young Magazine, …Read more »
My Home Hero, the suspense manga by Naoki Yamakawa and Masashi Asaki, is getting a TV anime adaptation that hits screens this April. Now we’ve got our first look at that anime in action via the series’ first trailer. We’ve also got the word on …Read more »
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