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BEASTARS manga creator Paru Itagaki has a new series on the way now that BEASTARS has been complete for a little while. SANDA is set to kick off its run in the next issue of Weekly Shonen Champion, which hits stores in Japan on July …Read more »
If, like us, you can’t get enough of the Baki anime, you’ll be happy to know the Baki: Son of Ogre series is coming to Netflix worldwide this fall. Keisuke Itagaki’s Baki the Grappler manga first launched in Weekly Shonen Champion back in 1991, so …Read more »
The original Saint Seiya manga ran 1986-1990 and spawned multiple spinoff series. It was just announced that the current manga spinoff, Saint Seiya: Next Dimension – The Myth of Hades, is nearing its climax in its new “season.” This was reported by Weekly Shonen Champion, …Read more »
It’s been 75 years since Osamu Tezuka first began selling his manga, and people want to celebrate. A limited edition of 350 prints showing his iconic Black Jack character have been made, pulling from a 1977 cover of Akita Shoten’s Weekly Shonen Champion. Each print …Read more »
The Vampire Dies in No Time (Kyūketsuki wa Sugu Shinu), the comedy manga from Itaru Bonnoki, is set to suck up an anime adaptation. Now we’ve learned that adaptation is set to hit screens in 2021. We’ve also learned the principal players behind bringing it …Read more »
Baki’s back. The Keisuke Itagaki manga Baki: Son of Ogre is getting the anime treatment on Netflix as part of its ongoing Baki adaptation. Also known as Hanma Baki, Son of Ogre will serve as the third season of Netflix’s Baki anime. It’s also the …Read more »
We may be in the midst of a bunch of anime delays, but that hasn’t stopped new series announcements from being made. The latest comes from the new issue of Akita Shoten’s Weekly Shonen Champion, which revealed plans for an anime adaptation of Itaru Bonnoki’s …Read more »
Paru Itagaki’s BEASTARS manga is a hit, and its anime adaptation is finally about to make its debut on Netflix outside of Japan this March. As for the original manga, it looks like it’s gearing up for its climax in the not-too-distant future, because Itagaki …Read more »
Fans of Wataru Watanabe’s Yowamushi Pedal manga may have some big news on the horizon. According to Akita Shoten’s Weekly Shonen Champion magazine, the next issue—which hits stands in Japan on January 30—will contain an “important announcement.” As for what that announcement could be, it’s …Read more »
More often than not, spotting the same last name among manga creators is just a coincidence. In the case of Baki author Keisuke Itagaki and BEASTARS author Paru Itagaki, however, the two are actually related! In fact, as revealed in this year’s 42nd issue of Akita Shoten’s Weekly Shonen Champion manga …Read more »
Based on the acclaimed manga by Paru Itagaki, the BEASTARS TV anime is on the way from anime studio Orange. The adaptation is officially set to air on Fuji TV’s +Ultra programming block this October, with Netflix locking down exclusive streaming rights. Check out the …Read more »
A beastly bit of good news for fans of the manga BEASTARS: it’s getting an anime adaptation. The adaptation will be produced by CG-centric studio Orange, best known for their anime version of Land of the Lustrous. The news comes via this week’s issue of …Read more »
It’s time to start looking forward to the fourth season of the Yowamushi Pedal TV anime, which continues to adapt the Weekly Shonen Champion manga by Wataru Watanabe. The series’ website recently updated with some fresh details, including a new visual and an official title. …Read more »
North American publisher Seven Seas Entertainment has been rolling out a bunch of announcements this week, and one of today’s brings a real classic into the mix. A hardcover omnibus release is on the way for Go Nagai’s Cutie Honey manga, which originally ran in …Read more »
There's more anime brewing in the world of Keisuke Itagaki's long-running martial arts manga Baki . The second Baki manga series— New Grappler Baki: In Search of Our Strongest Hero —originally kicked off in 1999 and ran for 31 volumes, and contained a story known …Read more »
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