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A lot of readers ’round here are looking forward to the new Sakura Wars anime. Now we finally know when it’s set to hit screens: April 3. We’ve also got a new look to the series’ opening and ending via the official Twitter account. The …Read more »
Sword Art Online Alicization – War of Underworld is getting ready to hit us with a new opening theme. That theme, which comes into play in April, will be performed by ReoNa, we learned today. The song will be called “ANIMA.” ReoNa is no stranger …Read more »
There will be a little less Toonami in our lives in a few weeks. The programming block, which currently airs about six hours of content every week, will be shortened to three hours starting February 29. The decision comes, in part, because the current length …Read more »
Sakura Wars is back. Last month, we learned that the latest anime series in the much-loved franchise would be hitting screens this April. Now we’ve got a bunch of fresh visuals and information about that series, including a key visual, trailer and some deets on …Read more »
We’re still pretty fresh into the new year, so there’s plenty of time to continue to reflect upon what 2019 had to offer. Chinese video streaming site bilibili offers up the country’s largest catalog of anime, so they shared their ranking for the previous year …Read more »
Everyone has their own idea of what makes a voice performance special, and Charapedia likes to keep track of how Japanese fans rank the current crop of talent. We may only be a few months into 2019, but thanks to a recent poll the results are in …Read more »
The fall 2018 anime season is coming to an end, and folks who prefer to wait and binge are looking around for shows to dig into. Perhaps this list will help: Anime Anime just asked 251 fans to rank their top series of the season, …Read more »
Here’s an exciting follow-up to this morning’s release date announcement: SAO season 3 will only be the first of four “cours” comprising the entire Sword Art Online: Alicization arc. A cour is a season lasting roughly 12 episodes. That means in its entirety, Alicization will run about …Read more »
Sword Art Online: Alicization, the third season of the popular series, will beam onto screens October 6. That news also came with a brand-new trailer for the highly-anticipated series, which you can see below. Give the trailer a listen, and you’ll get a taste of …Read more »
Another cour is coming. The anime season that starts in fall (or autumn, if you prefer) sees a few beloved franchises making a long-anticipated return, plus some new selections that are looking hot too. Let’s see what readers of Japanese site Charapedia chose as their …Read more »
The long-awaited third season of Sword Art Online, which covers the Alicization arc, is finally set to debut this October, and now we know who will be performing the themes. LiSA—who previously performed first season OP “crossing field,” second season EDs “No More Time Machine” …Read more »
Sword Art Online: Alicization, the third season of the hit Sword Art Online series, will premiere at the Ricardo Montalban Theatre in LA September 15, it was announced at Otakon this past weekend. The episode will be one hour in length. September 15 will also …Read more »
Spinoff adaptation Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online may be about to begin, but it’s also time to look ahead to the anticipated third season of Sword Art Online proper. Next up is Sword Art Online: Alicization, which adapts the novel’s fourth arc when …Read more »
UPDATE 3/25/18: Sword Art Online’s season 3 release date has been announced for October. It’s the day Sword Art Online fans have been waiting for, and it comes with a bit of a twist, too. Not only has Sword Art Online season 3 has been …Read more »
UPDATE 3/25/18: Sword Art Online’s season 3 release date has been announced for October. UPDATE 10/1/17: Indeed SAO’s third season was officially confirmed, as well as well as a spin off series based on the Alternative Gun Gale Online novels. Click here for more details. Back …Read more »
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