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Negima! Magister Negi Magi is one of Love Hina creator Ken Akamatsu‘s most recognizable works, so much so that following the original show’s debut, it was given two different anime series. The first, Negima!, aired in 2005, and followed the original manga series closely. The …Read more »
Taishi Tsutsui’s manga We Never Learn (Bokutachi wa Benkyo ga Dekinai) will be getting the anime treatment, it was revealed today. The announcement included a visual featuring its main characters. We Never Learn centers around Nariyuki, a high school student who agrees to tutor two …Read more »
This story originally ran in the December 2015 issue of Otaku USA Magazine. The “monster girl” scene has been mounting as a bit of a fad as of late, taking women (and men, in some cases) who look like monsters and slotting them in stories …Read more »
Keima Katsuragi is a ladies’ man. All the girls fall for him left and right as he chooses optimal dialogue choices and woos digital women across his video game platform of choice. In real life, however, he couldn’t be further from a Casanova. He’s a …Read more »
Featured Spotlight Louise Francoise le Blanc de la Valliere and her pet human Saito are back for more in the latest Familiar of Zero collection! Whether you've been keeping up with every season of the anime—from the first through Knight of the Twin Moons and …Read more »
Featured Spotlight Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky debuted as the 15th entry in developer Gust's long-running Atelier RPG series in 2013, making its way to PlayStation 3 in the west in 2014. It also made the leap to anime that year, …Read more »
If you're not aware, a long-overdue child pornography law was passed in Japan this week which finally bans the possession (production and sales were already outlawed) of pornographic depictions of children. The exception is, notably, comics and cartoons, rationale being that children aren't abused in …Read more »
Welcome back, Otaku USA readers, to an Internet free of jokes, trolls, lies and misdirection as April Fools’ Day lays behind us! … … Alright, you got me, the internet isn’t exactly a pure haven of information on an everyday basis, but never fear! We’ve …Read more »
Dark Horse starts off the third hefty week of manga releases this month with a new edition of Trigun Maximum . They're releasing this sequel series in 3-in-1 omnibus format, offering over 500 pages of bounty hunters and donuts per volume for only about twenty …Read more »
While this week’s biggest crowd-funding story was that of Production I.G.’s Kick-Heart , it wasn’t the only game in town. Japan-based manga website J-Comi, which offers free, legal digital versions of classic manga, held its own crowd-funding project in recent days, offering up digital sets …Read more »
The end of the month is usually light on releases so no surprise the list is a bit short this week. Good things come in small packages, though, and boy can they pack a punch. A perfect example is Kodansha's release of Gon (Vol.05) – …Read more »
Welcome to the new year and the first shipping week of 2012! It's unfortunate that the anime and manga industry is off to a rocky start with news that Bandai Entertainment is going though a big restructuring that involves no more new releases and lay-offs …Read more »
The DVDs sit forgotten on the shelf, a thin layer of dust obscuring smiling cherub faces, neon eyes and pastel backgrounds, mementos of a time when “cuteness” was sufficient justification to merit shelling out thirty dollars retail at Suncoast Motion Picture Company for a Geneon …Read more »
Maid War Chronicle has all the appeal of Charlie's Angels (the 2000 film, not the original series), set in a pseudo-medieval fantasy Europe, with art by Ran, the one-named mystery man who drew Mao-chan . Cacao was a circus star before she was personally …Read more »
A trio of new cast members were revealed for The Dangers in My Heart, an upcoming TV anime that’s scheduled to premiere as part of the NUMAnimation block on TV Asahi and its affiliates this April. See who’s playing who along with art for each …Read more »
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