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It’s the penultimate volume of Oh My Goddess to start us off this week – only one more volume left after this! That’s so weird to even type. Of course that means there are still plenty of loose ends to tie up, so let’s not …Read more »
Anime Expo 2012 was a very unusual year for the con as attendees had to deal with ESPN's X Games taking place in the exact same area as the con would normally. As a result, much of the roads and walkways around the LA Convention …Read more »
If you’re a resident of southern California, take heed: The live-action film adaptation of Rurouni Kenshin , which we reviewed a few months back, is making its American debut in December at LA EigaFest, a Los Angeles-based film festival celebrating Japanese cinema. The festival, set …Read more »
Viz Media recently launched Neon Alley, a 24-hour online channel that’s available through the PlayStation Network and the PlayStation 3. Unlike outlets such as Hulu and VizAnime.com, where you can pick and choose what you want to watch and when, Neon Alley works like a …Read more »
Germany in Hetalia: Axis Powers. Ragna the Bloodedge in BlazBlue . JP in Redline. If you enjoyed the voice of a character with a slightly lower vocal range in the English dub of a recent anime or video game, you likely have Patrick Seitz to …Read more »
Viz Media unleashed a big announcement in advance of this weekend's Anime Expo convention, with the unveiling of Neon Alley, a 24-hour online anime network. Though Viz has yet to specify the specific platform for Neon Alley, they did reveal plans to debut it on …Read more »
While we wait for more on the My Dress-Up Darling anime sequel, the live-action adaptation of Shinichi Fukuda’s hit manga is on the horizon. The series is set to premiere as part of MBS’s Dramaism programming block on October 8, with airings on TBS to …Read more »
If you enjoyed the Go! Go! Loser Ranger! anime adaptation, you’ll be happy to hear more is on the way. Following the final episode of the season, Go! Go! Loser Ranger! season 2 plans were revealed, with broadcast set for sometime in 2025. While details …Read more »
The Go! Go! Loser Ranger! anime is getting ready to enter a new storyline with the upcoming Pylon Exam Arc, and ahead of that a fresh trailer is here to both look ahead and back at the story so far. Check out some new characters, …Read more »
It’s no secret that entertainment and advertising go hand-in-hand, especially for anime. Whether it’s celebrities and beloved characters teaming up with brands or a show trying to move its own merch, it’s been part of the landscape for decades. Shows like Precure show off toys you …Read more »
This time last week we were gazing at four more cast members for the Go! Go! Loser Ranger! anime, but the folks behind it aren’t done yet. After meeting some of the lower-ranked Divine Dragon Rangers members, a new preview is here to introduce five …Read more »
Negi Haruba’s Go! Go! Loser Ranger! manga—known in Japan as Sentai Daishikkaku—is coming to the screen sometime this year in an anime adaptation. The latest update adds to the ever-expanding cast, this time with four voice actors, all of whom voice lower-ranked Divine Dragon Rangers …Read more »
The anime Go, Go, Loser Ranger! (a.k.a. Sentai Daishikkaku in Japanese) has released an extended trailer. Part of it is the same footage from their promotional video released last month. However, 45 seconds have been added, making the new trailer almost two minutes long. The …Read more »
A TV anime adaptation was announced for The Quintessential Quintuplet creator Negi Haruba’s Go! Go! Loser Ranger! manga back in December, and now we know who will be producing it. The anime has Yostar Pictures handling production, and the writer has been confirmed as Keiichiro …Read more »
2022 was a great year for anime, which means it was also an amazing year for anime openings. Everyone has an opinion on their favorite of the year, and Japanese fans weighed in through a poll on the Anime! Anime! website. 331 people were surveyed …Read more »
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