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Diabolik Lovers is an anime adaptation of an otome visual novel franchise, and the way one approaches this title could have a real effect on how one ends up feeling about it. The main character Yui is a high school girl who goes to live …Read more »
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1 was released last month, and fans of the franchise are now forced to wait another year before watching the conclusion. Rather than spending the next twelve months rewatching the films, we here at Otaku USA Magazine have decided to …Read more »
I don't recall the circumstances that led to me struggling to explain Luna Varga to my 61-year-old mother. That's not the sort of thing that anyone will warn you about in advance. No one is going to take you aside and inform you that part …Read more »
Since joining Crunchyroll in 2012, Tiffany Chen (official title: Senior Manager of Japan Channels) has seen a lot of changes at the anime streaming site, which has added a manga section, spun off its live-action drama hub into KDrama.com, and generally expanded massively over a …Read more »
Perhaps some of you are familiar with Broken Blade ? It’s an ongoing fantasy manga by Yunosuke Yoshinaga about a world in which people can use magic to do stuff like operate giant mechs. More specifically, it’s about Rygart Arrow, one of the few people …Read more »
Some more news surfaced regarding ufotable's upcoming Fate/stay night anime adaptation. This week's volume of Kadokawa's Type-Moon Ace magazine is set to announce that the anime will make its debut this fall. Takahiro Miura (episode director on Fate/Zero and The Garden of Sinners ) is …Read more »
Taliesin Jaffe broke into the anime industry via, perhaps, the most romantic and idealized method imaginable: he made fandubs, shopped them around, was in the right place at the right time, and soon enough found his foot in the door in a big way, doing …Read more »
The new issue of Otaku USA magazine dives into a feature on everyone's favorite swimming series, Free! Iwatobi Swim Club . There has to be a reason so many people are excited about it, right? SOMETHING must have generated all that buzz before it was …Read more »
Yen Press has released the omnibus manga Another just in time for Halloween, and it’s the perfect timing for a strong horror title like this. Koichi’s mother died years ago, and his father’s away with work, so the teen winds up in his mother’s village, …Read more »
The latest issue of Otaku USA magazine is home to a Gatchaman Crowds feature by Caleb Dunaway, and it does a great job of covering the bases of the story and explaining what makes it special in its early episodes. Definitely check that out, because …Read more »
Anime conventions are vast, singular, beautiful, and incomprehensible, a riotous, amorphous celebration of what it is to be a fan of Japanese cartoons and comics. And across North America, from sea to shining sea, there’s no anime convention as vast as Anime Expo, the longest-surviving …Read more »
The 13-episode run of the divisive Flowers of Evil anime has come to an end, wrapping what we first favorably spoke of a couple months back . Guess what? It's still divisive! That's ok, because truly interesting entertainment often finds its viewers split down the …Read more »
The fourth Blu-ray and DVD of Kyoto Animation's Tamako Market anime is set to come with a special treat when it arrives in Japan on June 19. The release will come packaged with an OVA called "Occhyoko Choi-chan," focusing on island fortune teller Choi Mochimazzi's …Read more »
I decided to wait until at least episode three to gather my thoughts on the Flowers of Evil anime adaptation for a few reasons. The primary factor is pacing. While I've read all five volumes of Shuzo Oshimi's manga (you can read the latest review …Read more »
I admit it – it’s a little early in the year to be thinking about baseball. But with the Super Bowl over and done with and the World Baseball Classic coming to Tokyo Dome next month, I’ve got America’s and Japan’s combined pastime on the …Read more »
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