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Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is one of the biggest things to happen to anime and manga in years. Between the recently-finished manga series and the beautifully-animated adaptation from ufotable, it’s indelibly in the anime fan’s cultural consciousness. And even more indelibly in their minds …Read more »
A few weeks ago, we reported that the upcoming Rurouni Kenshin films would feature baddy Yukishiro Enishi, the main antagonist of the manga’s Jinchu arc. Now we now know’s set to play Enishi: actor Mackenyu. Mackenyu, whose full name is Mackenyu Maeda, has previously been …Read more »
This is in all likelihood not the even close to the final “best of 2019” list you’ll see around these parts. But it does have one interesting wrinkle: it’s limited to anime that originally aired in the wee hours. Okay, that’s actually most anime these …Read more »
In case you forgot, there’s a CG-animated Lupin III film on the way. We learned with the initial announcement that the four main characters would be played by their regular voice actors. But now we’ve learned about some of the voices behind the film’s new characters. The biggest …Read more »
If you ever wondered how Yami Yugi would look in real life, actor Kento Kaku (The Disastrous Life of Saiki K., Chihayafuru Part 3) is here to fill that role. With live-action Gintama director Yuichi Fukuda at the helm, Yu-Gi-Oh! enters the real world to …Read more »
It’s always interesting to see how your favorite manga authors draw totally unrelated characters, especially when those characters are as iconic as Disney mascot Mickey Mouse. Thanks to Kodansha’s recent Spring Manga Festival promotion that’s exactly what we get to see, with Attack on Titan …Read more »
Pop quiz: what’s something that’s normally pretty awful, but sometimes surprisingly good? Live-action manga and anime adaptations, that’s what. Japanese site Ranking! (can you guess what they specialize in?) recently asked 7,880 readers to list the live-action films based on manga or anime they found …Read more »
From now until the end of the year, Otaku USA e-News presents 98 Degrees: a deep dive straight into the anime of 1998. Which greats of ’98 would you like to see covered? Comment below or drop our editor a line. In 1998, the world …Read more »
Ante up for thirst and double down on crazy in the Kakegurui anime! Yumeko Jabami transfers into Hyakkaou Private Academy, a school for the well-to-do and elite, where life-defining connections are made. The only measures of success here are how bad you want it and …Read more »
Spike Chunsoft’s Conception RPG series—which kicked off with 2012’s Conception: Ore no Kodomo o Undekure! (Conception: Please Give Birth to My Child!) on PSP—is about to become a TV anime. Spike Chunsoft announced the adaptation, opened up a website and Twitter account, and revealed further …Read more »
The Cells at Work anime—based on the manga by Akane Shimizu—is coming to TV in Japan this July, and the latest issue of Kodansha’s Monthly Shonen Sirius is here with new cast details. The latest roles to be filled are Helper T Cell, Regulatory T …Read more »
Akane Mizuno is the rising star of the track team, and Kotaro Azumi is an aspiring novelist and president of the literature club. Both are in the same class for the first time as third years at Kawagoe City Daisan Middle School and both help …Read more »
Nodame Cantabile 's Megumi: not marriage material? Last week, we brought you a poll in which Japanese fans answered the question “which anime character would you most like to marry?” Now ranking site Goo has asked its readers just the opposite: what character would you …Read more »
When they were small children, neighbors Nino Arisugawa and Momo Sakaki would sing together from their bedroom windows to drown out the sound of Nino’s parents fighting. They were close friends until fourth grade, when Momo’s family suddenly left town and he left Nino a …Read more »
Once it's done with December's Oscar-qualifying run in Los Angeles, Makoto Shinkai's your name. anime film will make its full North American theatrical debut in 2017. The film will be released in both subtitled and dubbed versions, and Funimation is gearing up for its arrival …Read more »
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