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The Farewell, My Dear Cramer TV anime—which adapts the sports manga by Your Lie in April‘s Naoshi Arakawa—is about to introduce a new player with a first-time voice actor behind it. Hinatazaka46 member Yuka Kageyama will make her voice acting debut as new player Ayame …Read more »
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, there’s no better time to turn our attention toward all the great romance anime available. From classics to contemporary hits, there’s no shortage of love-tinged anime to watch either on your own, with friends, or with that special …Read more »
The Tokyo International Film Festival is on (sans international guests—thanks COVID) and its anime section features films old and new, from the very first Pokemon movie to ones that haven’t even been released yet. Words Bubble Up Like Soda Pop is in the latter category. …Read more »
Anyone reading Farewell, My Dear Cramer? The soccer manga, penned by Your Lie in April author Naoshi Arakawa, has been running in the pages of Shonen Magazine since 2016. Now it’s set for both a TV anime and film adaptation. The manga, which is published …Read more »
Last week we asked our readers to vote on what they felt was the best romance anime series and films. We’ve compiled a ranked list of the top 20 choices out of the 60+ candidates which were in the running. The results were as follows: …Read more »
Tearjerkers are the subject of the latest poll by Japanese site Anime Anime, which asked its readers to rank the anime that made them cry the most. Sure, we’ve seen ranking sites ask this question before, but it’s always interesting to read the answers. We …Read more »
Fans of anime song covers AND violin music take note, because internationally renowned violinist Ayako Ishikawa is here with a new album. ANIME CLASSIC 2 is now available digitally around the world on platforms like Amazon Music, iTunes, Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and LINE …Read more »
Signal.MD, the new anime studio spun off from Production I.G, has just revealed its latest project: an original anime film called Cider no Yō ni Kotoba ga Wakiagaru (Words Bubbling Up Like Cider). The film is produced by FlyingDog, the Japanese record label that is …Read more »
Sniff sniff. It’s July 9, or 7/9—put the pronunciations of those two numbers together in Japanese and you get “naku,” which means “to cry,” making July 9 “Crying Day.” Not exactly a happy holiday, but a good excuse for anime news site Anime Anime to …Read more »
According to the official website, fans of The Morose Mononokean anime adaptation can look forward to more. A second season has been green-lit, with Itsuro Kawasaki (Magical Girl Ore) directing and Takao Yoshioka (Your Lie in April) on series composition for the Pierrot Plus production. …Read more »
The birds are chirping, flowers are blooming, and us otaku are… well, let’s not kid ourselves, folks: we’re at home watching anime regardless of what’s going on outside. Still, if you want to add a bit of seasonal flair to your viewing, check out this …Read more »
Kasane, the seinen manga by Daruma Matsuura, is getting a live-action adaptation, and its star-studded cast has been revealed. The film will feature the following humans: Tao Tsuchiya (Rurouni Kenshin, Orange) Kyoko Yoshine (Anthem of the Heart, Princess Jellyfish series) You Yokoyama (Eight Ranger) Mariko …Read more »
The first ever Anime NYC takes place at the Javits Center in New York from November 17 to November 19, and the latest guests to be revealed hail from the world of Mobile Suit Gundam. Leading the trio is Shin Sasaki, executive producer of all …Read more »
Forget plot, forget characters – based on images alone, what is the greatest-looking anime of all time? That was the question put recently to readers of popular Japanese anime site Charapedia, who got to work whipping up a list of the top 20 most kirei …Read more »
Fans of The Seven Deadly Sins: the announcement you’ve been waiting for has finally arrived. The popular series will get a new season in January 2018, followed by a theatrical film that summer. The new season, which was announced at a fan event for the …Read more »
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