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Production I.G’s anime film adaptation of Satoko Narita’s The Klutzy Witch children’s book series was recently announced for a March 31 opening in Japan, and now we have three more cast members to check out. The latest to join the production are Yoko Hikasa as …Read more »
As revealed during this week’s GA Fes 2023 event, Kotei Kobayashi’s The Vexations of a Shut-In Vampire Princess novel series is officially getting a TV anime adaptation. The first teaser promo and visual were put on display along with the general announcement and a first …Read more »
The My Stepmom’s Daughter is My Ex anime is currently streaming new episodes each week, and now its cast is about to expand. The latest pair of additions casts a couple of Mizuto’s cousins, with Yoko Hikasa (Mio Akiyama in K-ON!) voicing Madoka Tanesato and …Read more »
Katarina’s Shangri-La Frontier web novel has some big plans for next year, including a newly unveiled TV anime adaptation and a game. The announcement was accompanied by the reveal of the first visual and trailer, as well as the cast, staff and a 2023 release …Read more »
Call of the Night, the anime adaptation of Kotoyama’s manga of the same name, is on the way, and now we know exactly when it’s set to hit screens: July 7. We’ve also got a new promo video setting up the story and atmosphere. Said …Read more »
The ongoing Fanfare of Adolescence anime is previewing a new arc that’s set to kick off with the eighth episode on May 21. To get everyone ready, the official accounts came through with a new trailer, visual and info on some new cast additions. The …Read more »
Another series that old school fans will primarily remember is getting a new anime adaptation, and this time it’s Kazushi Hagiwara’s Bastard!! manga. The series originally ran in Weekly Shonen Jump from 1988-1989, followed by a later run from 1997-2000 before heading to Ultra Jump …Read more »
Sony Pictures is getting ready to release Ghostbusters: Afterlife in in Japan, and there’s a very appropriate collaboration to get anime fans excited and into theaters for the occasion. This particular cross-promotion has Ghostbusters linking up with the new Shaman King anime, based on the …Read more »
A Couple of Cuckoos, the manga by Miki Yoshikawa, is getting the anime treatment. Now we’ve learned that the series is set to hit screens in April, and we’re got a fresh look at it via a new English-subbed trailer. Here are the cast and …Read more »
Today marked the launch of the third part of the new Shaman King anime on Netflix. Meanwhile, as it airs further along in Japan, episode 40 is getting ready to arrive with a brand new ending theme. The anime’s fourth ED will be “Courage Soul,” …Read more »
A new trailer is here for the second season of the Arifureta – From Commonplace to World’s Strongest, which is currently set for a January 2022 premiere. This one showcases more footage and reveals the opening theme song, “Daylight” by MindaRyn, so check it out …Read more »
The anime comedy The Genius Prince’s Guide to Raising a Nation Out of Debt (Hey, How About Treason?) (or Tensai Ōji no Akaji Kokka Saisei Jutsu – Sō da, Baikoku Shiyō in the original Japanese) will launch on Japanese TV early next year. While fans …Read more »
A new trailer has dropped for the anime Night Head 2041. In it we hear the opening theme song “Icy Ivy” performed by Who-ya Extended, learn that the anime will debut on July 14, and get a much bigger picture of who will be part …Read more »
The anime adaptation of the manga The Great Jahy Will Not Be Defeated! by Wakame Konbu is debuting on July 31. Members of the cast were also listed: Naomi Ozora plays Jahy, Ai Kayano plays Store Manager, Yoko Hikasa plays Oya, Kana Hanazawa plays Druj, …Read more »
Yes, that’s right, James Bonde—totally not James Bond, notice the spelling!—is coming to future episodes of the Moriarty the Patriot anime. His character art was revealed alongside three others who will be appearing, including Jack Renfield, Von Herder, and Zach Patterson. Here’s a group shot …Read more »
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