Search Results for: Hiroyuki Imaishi
It’s the beginning of the end for Attack on Titan! The monster hit has entered its final season, and it won’t be long ’til the epic story draws to a close. Do you know what you’ll do once it’s over? (Other than re-watching it with new …Read more »
We’re a few days late to this, but it’s just too cute not to post: Lio and Galo from Promare have been Sanrio-ified. It’s the Hello Kitty maker’s way of wishing Promare a happy birthday—the film turned one recently. In the image, Lio and Galo celebrate …Read more »
Popular music and anime go hand-in-hand these days, at least in Japan — theme songs aren’t just the purview of anison singers. But even if you’re not up-to-date on idol groups or pop stars in Japan, you’ll still occasionally hear familiar favorites in anime… well, sometimes. …Read more »
CD PROJEKT RED’s Cyberpunk 2077 game was recently delayed to November 19, but that isn’t stopping the hype at all. In fact, the anticipation has only increased, especially with today’s announcement of a new anime set in the same universe produced by none other than …Read more »
Promare, the new flick from the folks behind Kill la Kill, has topped 1 billion yen at the Japanese box office: no mean feat for an original anime film. Now fans have a reason to go see the film again. From August 23 to the end of September, …Read more »
Promare is a hit. The original anime film from the creative team behind Gurren Lagann and Kill la Kill has made over 1 billion yen at the Japanese box office since it opened May 24. At the current exchange rate, 1 billion yen is $9.4 million. Earning a billion yen …Read more »
Trigger’s original anime film Promare—directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi and written by Kazuki Nakashima—is back in the spotlight in a new promo and poster. The stylish collaboration with XFLAG Studio hits Japan on May 24, and Superfly is lined up to provide the theme song, “Awakening,” as …Read more »
TRIGGER has original anime film PROMARE on the way, and the official website went up with some new information and a promo. The preview introduces the main cast, which has Ken’ichi Matsuyama (L in the live-action Death Note movies) in the lead as Galo Thymos. …Read more »
Studio Trigger, the folks behind Kill la Kill and Little Witch Academia , have been keeping busy. This Sunday at Anime Expo, the studio announced not one, not two, but three separate anime series, each produced in conjunction with a partner studio. First up, DARLING …Read more »
Trigger fans heading to this month’s Comic Market in Tokyo should make a beeline for the studio’s booth. That’s because Trigger, the folks behind Kill la Kill , Little Witch Academia and Kiznaiver have created a special, limited-edition artbook for the festival entitled Trigger Girls …Read more »
In the latest issue of our special Anime USA magazine , our contributors took some time to put together a feature on the ever-expanding world of anime shorts. Naturally we didn't have enough room to cover all of them, and while Trigger got plenty of …Read more »
Japanese rock band GLAY has a new single, "G4.IV," set to debut in Japan on January 27, and their latest music video has a nice anime twist. When it came time to put together a video for the song "Kanojo wa Zombie" ("She is a …Read more »
Ryuko’s victory would be assured, if only Senketsu’s battle form weren’t so … revealing. Fear is freedom. Subjugation is liberation. Contradiction is truth. Fashion is fascism. Clothing is humanity’s original sin. These are the truths of this wild and crazy world. Welcome to Kill la …Read more »
Ah, finally: an anime series made for us! By that, I mean the writers of Otaku USA specifically, which is probably why, of all the anime series of 2015, none may be more divisive than Ninja Slayer: From Animation . You will either love this …Read more »
As much as we love anime itself here at Otaku USA, we also love learning about the business behind anime: the people, the studios, the process – just how does this anime stuff we like so much become a reality? That’s why we were psyched …Read more »
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