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The first cast announcement recently arrived for Netflix’s Spriggan anime, which offers up another take on Hiroshi Takashige and Ryoji Minagawa’s manga of the same name when it premieres globally sometime this year. The cast’s lead, Yu Ominae, will be voiced by Chiaki Kobayashi, known …Read more »
A few weeks back we opened a poll to find out what our readers think are the best magical girl series in anime and manga history. We filled with the possible answers with around 50 entries to minimize the chance that someone’s favorite pick was …Read more »
The science fiction manga Spriggan, which debuted in 1989, is getting a Netflix anime. The series is scheduled to debut next year and some information on the crew has been shared. Hiroshi Kobayashi, who was an episode director for Kill la Kill and assistant director …Read more »
CD PROJEKT RED’s Cyberpunk 2077 game was recently delayed to November 19, but that isn’t stopping the hype at all. In fact, the anticipation has only increased, especially with today’s announcement of a new anime set in the same universe produced by none other than …Read more »
BNA: Brand New Animal, the latest series from Trigger and director Yoh Yoshinari (Little Witch Academia) is set to hit Netflix… sometime. The first six episodes of the series have aired on Japanese TV and are streaming on Netflix in Japan, but you know how …Read more »
TRIGGER’s next project brings Little Witch Academia director Yoh Yoshinari back into the spotlight this April when BNA: Brand New Animal makes its debut. The series is coming to the Fuji TV +Ultra programming block and Netflix in Japan, and more footage has been shared …Read more »
After being announced back in July of last year, the first trailer is here for Trigger’s BNA anime. BNA: Brand New Animal is set to premiere on Fuji TV’s +Ultra block this April, followed by streaming on Netflix Japan. Little Witch Academia‘s Yoh Yoshinari is …Read more »
Indivisible is the next game from Lab Zero, the team behind the Skullgirls fighter, and fans have been keeping an eye on it ever since it was first announced. Back in 2016, the developers revealed that animation powerhouses TRIGGER (Kill la Kill, PROMARE) and Titmouse (Metalocalypse, Black Dynamite) would be …Read more »
Promare, the new flick from the folks behind Kill la Kill, has topped 1 billion yen at the Japanese box office: no mean feat for an original anime film. Now fans have a reason to go see the film again. From August 23 to the end of September, …Read more »
Promare is a hit. The original anime film from the creative team behind Gurren Lagann and Kill la Kill has made over 1 billion yen at the Japanese box office since it opened May 24. At the current exchange rate, 1 billion yen is $9.4 million. Earning a billion yen …Read more »
Mind Game and Devilman crybaby director Masaaki Yuasa and his anime studio Science SARU are getting ready to tackle a new project from a familiar source. Next up for the studio is a Crayon Shin-chan anime spinoff called Super Shiro, which will follow the secret …Read more »
More details have surfaced for the next anime film from director Masaaki Yuasa (Lu Over the Wall, Mind Game, The Night is Short Walk on Girl), including new staff members and a date for the Japanese theatrical opening. Kimi to, Nami ni Noretara (If I …Read more »
A new music video is on the way for Bandai Namco Online’s IDOLiSH7 smartphone game, and the pairing couldn’t be more appropriate. Since the male idol unit in question is TRIGGER, it’s only right that Kill la Kill and Little Witch Academia studio TRIGGER would …Read more »
Next up for the always-exciting Studio Trigger (Kill la Kill, Little Witch Academia) is the SSSS.Gridman TV anime, which reimagines Tsuburaya Productions’ 1993-1994 tokusatsu series. The latest update has OxT lined up to perform the opening theme, “UNION,” with Maaya Uchida on the “youthful beautiful” ending …Read more »
Studio Trigger recently counted down to a collaboration with Dragon Ball FighterZ and Guilty Gear developer Arc System Works, and the results turned out to be Kill la Kill: The Game. More details will be revealed for this dream team pairing at Anime Expo 2018, …Read more »
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