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Featured Spotlight: Fathom Events Calling all Love Live! fans! Have you ever dreamed of seeing your best girls in concert? Well, you’ll have the rare opportunity to do so thanks to a limited theatrical outing that’s on the way from Fathom Events, which is bringing …Read more »
Seeing the idols of the Love Live! world perform isn’t always so easy if you don’t live in Japan. Fans will finally get a chance to see some of the most popular groups on the big screen, though, thanks to Fathom Events’ upcoming Love Live! …Read more »
After plenty of big anime film releases, it’s now J-Pop’s turn to invade theaters throughout the United States. Fathom Events announced plans to bring Love Live! Series 9th Anniversary LOVE LIVE! FEST to cinemas for a one-night event on February 25, with showings set to …Read more »
This weekend saw the Nijigasaki Academy School Idol Club’s first concert, and a special announcement was made on day two. A new Love Live! TV anime centered on the group has been revealed along with two key visuals that showcase the group’s nine idols with their fresh …Read more »
It’s off to Italy with the members of Aqours in the upcoming feature anime film Love Live! Sunshine!! The School Idol Movie Over the Rainbow. The official YouTube channel for the franchise went up with a new full trailer for the film after Aqours’ first …Read more »
A new visual recently popped online for the Love Live! Sunshine!! anime film, Love Live! Sunshine!! The School Idol Movie Over the Rainbow. The feature is set to open in Japan on January 4, 2019, with Kazuo Sakai directing at Sunrise. The official website’s latest …Read more »
The going had been tough for the Kitauji High School concert band for a while; at least ever since the club’s advisor changed. It seems like just yesterday that they weren’t even able to make their way to the qualifying competition for the Nationals, but …Read more »
Love Live! The School Idol Movie is hitting theaters across the globe, and voice actress Emi Nitta, who plays the series’ Honoka Kosaka, is here to promote the release in an English-subtitled video. The film will hit theaters in the U.S. September 12 (a list …Read more »
A 15-year-old Japanese teen from Toyama City got himself in some serious trouble when he allegedly threatened Love Live! fans via Twitter. Among the messages was a photo of the suspect holding a kitchen knife, and Ogikubo Police arrested the high school student on suspicion …Read more »
Anime causes laziness? Tell that to the Love Live! fans who tracked down the film’s real-life locations less than a day after the premiere of the trailer. Love Live! The School Idol Movie apparently takes place in New York City, but even that didn’t stop …Read more »
Last time on LoveLive!! ...the school idol series, Sunrise's take on The Idolm@ster , has eclipsed its inspiration in popularity, taken over Japanese otaku culture, and built a strong and growing cult following around the world with a lovable cast, pretty good songs, and kind …Read more »
The Tokyo Anime Award Festival, the snazzy Oscars of anime, has announced the results of its Anime of the Year Grand Prix, given annually to the best television series and film of the year. Which 2015 anime won? You will just have to click the …Read more »
Dōkyūsei ( Classmates ), the theatrical anime adaptation of the boys’ love manga by Asumiko Nakamura that debuted in Japan this February will get a limited theatrical release in the U.S. courtesy Aniplex starting May 6. Dōkyūsei will hit 20 American cities starting May 6, …Read more »
Funimation announced a new partnership with NIS America to bring a bunch of the latter’s anime to Funimation’s streaming service. Starting with the likes of Cardcaptor Sakura and Toradora! on May 5, the collaboration aims to introduce nearly 20 more shows to Funimation’s catalog. Here’s …Read more »
Believe it or not, we’re almost 20 years into the new millennium. Toyo Keizai, a Japanese finance magazine that also reports on pop culture, has assembled a list of 20 anime titles that have defined the first two decades of the 2000s. In chronological order, …Read more »
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