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In the Undead Murder Farce anime, Kaya is a member of the werewolf village Wolfinghere who acts as a big sister to the werewolves within it. Now that character has a voice, with Saima Nakano (Shoko Iwagami in Aquarion Logos) joining the series as Kaya. …Read more »
The anime adaptation of Yugo Aosaki’s Undead Murder Farce novels—also known as Undead Girl Murder Farce—recently revealed more cast members, including Shinichiro Miki as Sherlock Holmes and Masaki Aizawa as John H. Watson. Now another cast member has come into view, and this time the …Read more »
The novel and manga series Undead Girl Murder Farce is going to be a TV anime! It’s set to premiere this July, though an exact date in the month has yet to be announced. Crunchyroll will stream it in America. A short trailer that’s just …Read more »
Gudetama: An Eggcellent Adventure takes the world’s most unmotivated character—Sanrio’s Gudetama—and puts it in a mix of live-action and computer animation. The series is set to premiere on Netflix around the world on December 13, and a new trailer is here to reveal the cast, …Read more »
Hey, this is cool. So, one: Niigata, a city and prefecture a few hours north of Tokyo, is getting a new animation festival in 2023. It’s called the Niigata International Animation Film Festival, and it’s set to run from March 17 to 23, 2023. Two: …Read more »
Another series that old school fans will primarily remember is getting a new anime adaptation, and this time it’s Kazushi Hagiwara’s Bastard!! manga. The series originally ran in Weekly Shonen Jump from 1988-1989, followed by a later run from 1997-2000 before heading to Ultra Jump …Read more »
TV Asahi asked 150,000 Japanese people what manga titles they consider to be the best. The results have been tallied, and some of them are huge titles here as well, while others have never been licensed in North America. Here’s the list: 1. One Piece …Read more »
< Following up on an initial piece of research gauging anticipation, NTT Docomo is back with another look at the Spring 2019 TV anime season. This time it’s all about current popularity, with 100,252 votes cast between April 29 and May 7. This resulted in all 41 …Read more »
We’re a few episodes into the spring 2019 season—deep enough to have decided what’s worth a watch. Anime Anime asked its readers to rank the spring anime they’d be most likely to recommend to friends, and here’s the list that emerged: 10 (tie). Ace of Diamond …Read more »
Everyone has their own idea of what makes a voice performance special, and Charapedia likes to keep track of how Japanese fans rank the current crop of talent. We may only be a few months into 2019, but thanks to a recent poll the results are in …Read more »
The Spring 2019 anime season is right around the corner, so it’s time to tally the numbers on the hype machine and see which shows come out on top. The first few entries are probably a no-brainer regardless of where you hail from, but KADOKAWA …Read more »
Depending on how you pronounce them, the numbers 819 can be read “baiku” in Japanese, making August 19 “Bike Day.” (That’s bike as in motorcycle or other powered two-wheeler, not bicycle. This really threw me when I first started learning Japanese.) Anyway, the occasion prompted …Read more »
The second half of Food Wars! The Third Plate is on its way in April with a pair of new theme songs. The new opening song, “Symbol,” will be performed by Luck Life, and ending theme song will be performed by Fo’XTails. Rock band Luck …Read more »
January 20 marked a special day in Japan: it’s the day in 1866 when Ryoma Sakamoto’s negotiations between the Choshu and Satsuma helped bring peace to the country. As such, it’s considered “the day rivals joined hands,” and made as good an excuse as any …Read more »
Here’s an interesting one courtesy pollster Charapedia: The site has asked its readers to think back over the year that was and recall the anime news that left the biggest impression. What did Japanese anime fans think were the top stories of 2017? Let’s find …Read more »
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