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Yui Kikuta’s Bibliophile Princess manga—which adapts the novels by Yui—is getting ready to go on hiatus according to the June 2024 issue of Monthly Comic Zero-Sum magazine. The announcement notes that the series will return sometime this fall. In place of the next installment, an …Read more »
The Tearmoon Empire anime previously revealed plans to kick off its adaptation of the novels by Nozomu Mochitsuki and Gilse this October, and the official start time is October 7 at 25:00 (October 8 at 1:00am) in Japan. A new update arrived for the series …Read more »
A teaser visual has been revealed along with the announcement of The Banished Former Hero Lives as He Pleases, an upcoming TV anime based on the light novels written by Shin Kozuki and illustrated by Chocoan. The first piece of news to join this is …Read more »
The summer anime season is almost upon us! In a little over a month, we’ll be welcoming in a new crop of titles… as well as some returning favorites! Fortunately for fans, several shows are coming back for second (and third!) seasons! Here are just …Read more »
Rent-a-Girlfriend season 3 is scheduled to come out this July, about a year after season 2’s debut. Ahead of this release, a summery image of Chizuru has been revealed to make you eager to watch new episodes of the anime . . . and maybe …Read more »
A couple pieces of news arrived for Nene Yukimori’s Kubo Won’t Let Me Be Invisible manga, including plans for the TV anime to return to the airwaves following a COVID-related delay. The series will be back on screens starting on April 4, and alongside that …Read more »
Following the act of last year’s second season, Rent-a-Girlfriend season 3 was swiftly announced, and now we know when to expect it to return to our screens. According to the official accounts, the third season is now locked in for a premiere sometime this July, …Read more »
Buckle up, friends, because it’s going to be another extra-long anime season. Following announcements of COVID-19 related delays for Ayakishi Triangle, NieR:Automata Ver1.1a and UniteUp!, the latest anime to meet a similar fate is the adaptation of Nene Yukimori’s Kubo Won’t Let Me Be Invisible …Read more »
January 10 marks the premiere of the Kubo Won’t Let Me Be Invisible TV anime, based on the romantic comedy manga by Nene Yukimori. To get everyone ready, Kadokawa released the gorgeous new visual above. Rent-a-Girlfriend director Kazuomi Koga is at the helm for this one, …Read more »
The Bibliophile Princess anime is currently being broadcast in Japan and streaming on HIDIVE, but that doesn’t mean there’s no room for a new visual. The latest piece of art debuted just in time for the temps to drop further, offering an updated teaser visual …Read more »
Nene Yukimori’s Kubo Won’t Let Me Be Invisible manga is officially getting its anime adaptation underway on January 10, but that’s not the only new piece of info we have for this one. The second promo debuted along with new details on the cast and …Read more »
DAM, the industry leader for karaoke boxes installed in parlors throughout Japan, revealed its rankings for songs from the summer 2022 anime season. A certain vampiric series topped the list with entries featuring both its opening and ending themes, and the rest is an eclectic …Read more »
Formerly lined up for sometime in 2023, we now have a better idea of when to expect the anime adaptation of Nene Yukimori’s Kubo Won’t Let Me Be Invisible manga. The series is officially set to start its broadcast run in January 2023 in Japan, …Read more »
Last month we got some more cast and theme song details for the Bibliophile Princess anime, which adapts Yui and Satsuki Shiina’s light novel series of the same name. Now another update is here to lock in a premiere date, and fans can look forward …Read more »
Earlier this year we got to check out the main cast and staff behind the upcoming anime adaptation of Nene Yukimori’s Kubo Won’t Let Me Be Invisible manga. Now a 2023 release window has been revealed along with the very first trailer, so see what’s …Read more »
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