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The Oshi no Ko anime has had the most successful launch in HIDIVE’s history. Many fans want to learn more about their favorite programs, and a behind-the-scenes documentary series about the anime is being uploaded on YouTube. The first episode, which is nine minutes long …Read more »
There was plenty of buzz leading up to the premiere of the Oshi no Ko anime, based on the manga by Aka Akasaka and Mengo Yokoyari, and it looks like it really paid off for HIDIVE. The streaming service recently debuted the anime’s 90-minute first …Read more »
The 90-minute first episode of the Oshi no Ko anime has made its way to TV in Japan and to streaming via HIDIVE, and so has the official music video for YOASOBI’s “Idol” theme song. As expected from what we’ve seen of the series so …Read more »
Earlier this month we learned about the ending theme performer for the Oshi no Ko anime, and now we have a premiere date. According to the official accounts, the series is set to kick off on TV in Japan on April 12, coming in just …Read more »
When the Oshi no Ko anime premieres this April it will kick off with a 90-minute first episode and one of the best opening/ending theme song pairings of the upcoming season. We previously learned that YOASOBI will provide the opening theme, and now we know …Read more »
A new trailer has arrived for the Oshi no Ko anime—based on the manga by Aka Akasaka and Mengo Yokoyari—along with a new cast member and the opening theme song performer. The latest to get in on the cast is Megumi Han, who will voice …Read more »
The slice-of-life fun of the GJ CLUB anime, based on the light novel series written by Shin Araki and illustrated by Aruya, officially turned 10 years old on January 9. To mark the momentous occasion, light novel imprint Gagaga Bunko shared a thank you video …Read more »
The WATATEN!: An Angel Flew Down to Me anime—which is based on the manga by Nanatsu Mukunoki—is inspiring a feature film, and it’s set to touch down on theatrical screens in Japan on October 14. Featuring the subtitle of “Precious Friends,” the film is on …Read more »
Oshi no Ko is a manga from Kaguya-sama: Love is War‘s Aka Akasaka and Scum’s Wish author Mengo Yokoyari, and it’s officially getting an anime adaptation. Following a 75-hour countdown on the official website, the anime’s first key visual was revealed along with the main …Read more »
Anime production house Doga Kobo recently had to close down from April 6 to April 17 due to a mass outbreak of COVID-19 among staff members, and now some of its productions are feeling the effects. Chief among them is the TV anime adaptation of …Read more »
The Technoroid Overmind anime—which is a mixed media project that comes from Symphogear co-creator Noriyasu Agematsu and anime production house Doga Kobo—has officially been hit with a delay. It was originally scheduled to premiere in Japan this July, but the studio had to shut down …Read more »
The three beautiful boy sword movies in the Toku Touken Ranbu: Hanamaru ~Setsugetsuka~ film trilogy are all coming out this year. The first one, Yuki no Maki (translated as Snow Story) premieres on May 20, and a trailer for it has been released. In it …Read more »
The upcoming RPG Real Estate anime—which adapts the four-panel RPG Fudousan manga by Chiyo Kenmotsu—continues to roll out character trailers. The latest centers on a shy warrior known as Rakira, who loves domestic work like cooking and cleaning and cares for Rufuria greatly, even if …Read more »
The upcoming TV anime adaptation of Chiyo Kenmotsu’s RPG Real Estate manga—known as RPG Fudousan in Japan—recently started releasing weekly character trailers. After kicking off with Kotone at the start of the month, the second trailer is here to shine the spotlight on Fa, a …Read more »
Nagano’s Chiikawa manga depicts the occasionally stressful up and down life of the adorable Chiikawa, who manages to smile even when working hard every day. The next step for the series is an anime adaptation, and a new update is here to reveal the staff, …Read more »
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