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It’s a question that echoes throughout message boards and in convention halls around the world: what was the anime that got you into anime? A recent thread on popular Japanese site for all things geek, Otakomu, asked just that, and the variety of responses, across …Read more »
Have you ever been watching an anime series that suddenly takes a left turn, leaving you scratching your head saying “wait, what just happened?”? If so, you’re not alone. This week, ranking site Goo asked Japanese fans to rank the series that suddenly veered off …Read more »
The music staff and main theme performers have been revealed for the new The Legend of the Galactic Heroes anime. Based on the epic sci-fi novels by Yoshiki Tanaka, the new series comes from Production I.G and will feature an opening theme by Attack on …Read more »
Tokyo Anime Award Festival, the yearly awards show for the anime industry, is currently holding a poll to determine the greatest anime series of 2017 (or, to be more precise, October 2016 to October 2017). The poll doesn’t close until December 24, but the current …Read more »
The latest addition to the Toonami anime block is none other than newcomer Black Clover, which is set to join the lineup on December 2 at 11:30pm. That day also marks the start of Toonami’s extended lineup, which has it beginning a half hour earlier …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 »
The theme song performer has been revealed for the upcoming live-action Fullmetal Alchemist film. Misia, a singer-songwriter who previously provided themes for Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans and the King of Thorn movie, will perform the “Kimi no Soba ni Iru yo” (“I’m By Your …Read more »
The history of giant robot/super robot/mecha/whatever-you-wanna-call-it anime is long and full of cool-lookin’ robots. But ranking site Goo decided to sharpen the focus for their latest poll, which asked Japanese fans to choose the coolest mecha of the current decade, from 2010 to now. Let’s …Read more »
You didn’t think we’d leave you with just one best-of-2016 list, did you? We couldn’t resist posting this list for a couple reasons: one, it was voted on by users of 2channel, or 2ch for short, perhaps the most hardcore otaku on the net. Secondly, …Read more »
Most folks agree 2016 was a pretty lousy year in general, but it did bring us some nice anime series. Readers of Japanese site Niconico were asked to choose their favorite anime of the year, and site published the top 20 results Tuesday: 19 (tie). …Read more »
By some counts , there are as many as 70 new and continuing anime series on right now, and if your response to that crazy bit of knowledge is “no one can watch that many,” you are not alone , my friend. As the season …Read more »
Newtype, the long-running monthly anime magazine published by Kadokawa, has published the final results of its 6th annual Newtype Anime Awards. Without further ado, the results! Best TV Series 1. Kababeri of the Iron Fortress 2. Re:Zero -Starting Life in Another World- 3. Macross Delta …Read more »
If we had to estimate how many pilots had stepped into robotic vehicles in the long history of Japanese animation, we’d have to say: a lot, man. But just who is the strongest mecha pilot in anime history? That was the question put to readers …Read more »
Nikkei Entertainment, a pop culture magazine published by the Japanese media giant of the same name, has an anime-centric issue out this month, and it’s highlighted five anime directors fans might want to keep their eyes on. Let’s check out the list. In no specific …Read more »
November 11 is known as Pocky Day in Japan, because the date, 11/11, looks like a bunch of sticks of the delicious Japanese treat all lined up in a row. In celebration of the day, professional and fan manga and anime artists took to Twitter …Read more »
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