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Tearjerkers are the subject of the latest poll by Japanese site Anime Anime, which asked its readers to rank the anime that made them cry the most. Sure, we’ve seen ranking sites ask this question before, but it’s always interesting to read the answers. We …Read more »
Whether it sports the official logo or not, it’s pretty clear when a movie or TV show has a MacBook on screen. The same goes for anime, which tries to disguise it more often than not, but rarely gets much further than a slight tweak …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 »
It looks like the new opening and ending themes for Dr. Stone are set in stone. Those two songs are previewed in a new trailer for the second round of Dr. Stone episodes, starting October 4. The songs, by the way, are “Sagenshoku” by Pelican Fanclub and “Yume no …Read more »
We all know the drill: an anime series proves to be a big hit, someone smells the money, and soon you’ve got a second or maybe even third or fourth season. But often, the sequels just don’t quite capture what made that first season so …Read more »
Sumito Oowara’s Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! manga is getting an anime adaptation, and it has some heavyweight talent behind it. The official reveal has anime studio Science Saru handling production, with Devilman crybaby director Masaaki Yuasa on board as director and series composition writer. Production members working alongside …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 »
We had a good opportunity to see what recent anime fans in the west were crazy for during this weekend’s Crunchyroll Anime Awards. Check out the results here if you missed it! Elsewhere, the Tokyo Anime Award Festival handed out its Anime Fan Award to …Read more »
You know things aren’t going to stay pretty and positive for long when you’re dealing with an anime called ZOMBIE LAND SAGA. The original series’ official website updated with a new 90-second promo that highlights that transition nicely, showing a world on the brink as …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 »
In a recent poll from Charapedia that either proves they’re either running out of ideas or getting more creative (or both), the pollsters have asked readers to list the anime and manga characters they’re confident they can draw without looking at a reference. Unsurprisingly, the …Read more »
If you’ve ever watched an anime series and wondered how exactly it met broadcast standards, well, you’re not alone. Ranking site Goo asked its readers to rank the TV anime they were shocked actually made it to air, and these are the barely-safe-for-broadcast results: 10. …Read more »
2017 was a very special year in the history of Japanese animation: 1917 saw the release of an animated short called The Dull Sword, meaning anime is officially a century old. The year saw several events marking the occasion, including the opening of a free …Read more »
Akkun to Kanojo (Akkun and His Girlfriend), a popular shoujo manga, will be getting an anime adaptation. The announcement came via the 7th volume of the manga, which is written by Waka Kakitsubata. Akkun to Kanojo centers around the relationship between the tsundere Atsuhiro “Akkun” …Read more »
Believe it or not, we’re almost 20 years into the new millennium. Toyo Keizai, a Japanese finance magazine that also reports on pop culture, has assembled a list of 20 anime titles that have defined the first two decades of the 2000s. In chronological order, …Read more »
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