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Are you looking for the perfect gift for yourself or a loved one this holiday season? Why wait for Black Friday when you can get a Special Holiday Magazine Discount on 1 year of Otaku USA magazine right now?! This amazing deal is only available …Read more »
Nearly every anime fan has issues finding the perfect merch, especially on websites where sellers can coax high ratings to make their low-quality hoodies and t-shirts look like they could be the real deal. It can sometimes seem like you’re discouragingly sifting through endless images, …Read more »
Last week we asked our readers to vote on what they felt was the best romance anime series and films. We’ve compiled a ranked list of the top 20 choices out of the 60+ candidates which were in the running. The results were as follows: …Read more »
For decades, anime adaptations of shonen manga have represented the bulk of the most popular titles in Japan. Initially the anime brought to the United States was a little more genre-diverse, but Cartoon Network syndicated Dragon Ball Z in 1998, localized anime rapidly became as …Read more »
Earlier this week we asked readers to vote on the anime which makes the best vicarious vacation when you can’t make it to the beach yourself. We received 284 responses spread across 20 different series and assembled a list of the top 10 most popular …Read more »
The August 2020 issue of Otaku USA magazine is in the hands of readers as we speak, bringing with it a white-hot cover story on My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising. The latest big screen outing for one of the most popular anime series of the …Read more »
When anime localization outfits first began popping up in the 80s and 90s, they seemed to have a theory that anything emphasizing futuristic computer technology and dystopian societies would sell well in the States, on account to similarities with Western science fiction. The anime industry …Read more »
“Isekai” is the genre of Japanese media wherein the protagonists are transported, trapped, or reborn in another world. When you think about it, this is actually a common trope in storytelling across the world which goes back quite a long time, but in anime it’s …Read more »
Last week we asked our readers to vote for the anime they’ve enjoyed most in the Spring 2020 season. Out of 39 series in the running, we’ve narrowed it down to the top five favorites, of which there are a surprising number of ties. Edit …Read more »
Many of us are stuck at home during these strange and challenging times, so it always helps to have some entertainment by your side at a moment’s notice. That’s where a subscription to Otaku USA magazine comes into play. Purchasing a print subscription for just …Read more »
It’s time once again to open your mailbox or venture out to your go-to bookstore and pick up the latest issue of Otaku USA magazine! The April 2020 issue is now on sale, and it has the usual bounty of amazing content, with Luffy leading …Read more »
Whether you’re been holding off on getting a subscription to Otaku USA or just need to add more time to your existing subscription, now is the best time to sign up! Believe it or not, Otaku USA magazine is currently celebrating its 12th anniversary in print, and we want you to …Read more »
Almost 24 years after its first appearance on Japanese TV, it’s amazing to see just how relevant Neon Genesis Evangelion is to anime and the culture that surrounds it today. The series is about to make a comeback—with the original set to debut on Netflix …Read more »
Two hundred thousand. That’s roughly how many people crowded into the Tokyo Big Sight each day for three days late last year for the largest fan convention in the world, Comic Market, a.k.a. Comiket. It’s a number that’s hard to really visualize. By comparison, the …Read more »
Can’t get enough Shonen Jump? Editor-in-Chief Andy Nakatani knows what it’s like to be a manga fan, and he’s always looking for ways to expand the otaku base and support the creators in Japan. VIZ is out with a new Shonen Jump app, we spoke …Read more »
Otaku USA Staff
Randolph Thompson
Joseph Luster
Evan Minto
Danica Davidson