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Last time we checked in on the anime adaptation of To Love Ru illustrator Kentaro Yabuki’s romantic comedy manga Ayakashi Triangle it was set to premiere sometime in 2023. Now we have some info on the main staff and a premiere window that narrows that …Read more »
A TV anime adaptation was revealed for To Love Ru illustrator Kentaro Yabuki’s romantic comedy manga Ayakashi Triangle back in December, and now we have a release window to look forward to. Well, it’s a pretty large window, but we’ll have to make do with …Read more »
It’s a wish fulfillment trope that’s made it into almost every anime genre, from romantic comedies to scif-fi and fantasy. Plot circumstances drop an ordinary average guy into a close living/working situation with a group of attractive women, and inexplicably they all fall for him …Read more »
Futabanet Manga Plus questioned Japanese adults between the ages of 30 and 59 which artist from Weekly Shonen Jump “left the deepest impression.” After tallying the votes of hundreds of respondents, the answers were released publicly. Artists Kentaro Yabuki (To Love Ru) and Hisashi Eguchi …Read more »
Anime companies are always looking at what they have down the pipeline that will interest fans. Sentai Filmworks has some new releases coming out in the spring that are available to pre-order, and they shared the news on Twitter. https://twitter.com/SentaiFilmworks/status/1337200992207646721 The little video specifically shows …Read more »
Featured Spotlight: HIDIVE You may already be aware that HIDIVE is full of awesome content, but did you know the streaming service is also home to an ever-expanding lineup of uncensored anime? You can experience all of that and more by signing up for a …Read more »
If you’ve been looking for your new anime home base this summer, now is the best time to experience all that HIDIVE has to offer. The streaming service has a wealth of both subbed and dubbed anime to explore, including seasonal dubcasts and plenty of …Read more »
It’s the end of an era as we know it for one particular anime studio. Xebec is known for series ranging from Martian Successor Nadesico to Love Hina, Fafner in the Azure, To Love Ru, and many more, but the company has found itself facing financial difficulties in recent years. …Read more »
North American manga publisher Seven Seas Entertainment announced the launch of an all-new adult imprint called Ghost Ship. The imprint will feature a line of specialty titles for adult fans, including previously announced series and two new print and digital manga acquisitions, Tadahiro Miura’s Yuuna …Read more »
Featured Spotlight: When it seems like war is a never-ending fact of life, it requires both something and someone special to turn the tide. That's where Tokimune Susumu comes into play in which has officially taken its fight to Blu-ray and DVD. The countries of …Read more »
This season, school is getting spooky thanks to A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School. Hopeful educator and uniform “enthusiast” Haruaki Abe gets more than he bargained for in his latest teaching job. Thugs were one thing—these are literal monsters! But he soon learns to appreciate them, …Read more »
The party game Murder Mystery of the Dead is getting an anime adaptation, and a trailer has dropped for it. While watching the bloody footage you can hear the opening theme song “Kyozo” (translated as “False Image”) being performed by Virtual YouTuber idol project Mixstgirls. …Read more »
The anime adaptation of Miraijin A’s As a Reincarnated Aristocrat, I’ll Use My Appraisal Skill to Rise in the World—known in Japan as Tensei Kizoku Kantei Sukiru de Nariagaru – Jakushō Ryōchi o Uketsuidanode, Yūshūna Jinzai o Fuyashite Itara, Saikyō Ryōchi ni Natteta—continued with a …Read more »
Matsuda Minoru’s manga He Was My Brother mixes horror and romance, and is currently available on the Mangamo manga app. You can check out Otaku USA’s review on it here. Just in time for Halloween, Minoru did an interview about how Japanese horror films have …Read more »
The annual Tokyo Game Show weekend has come to a close. But, not without big announcements from your favorite developers! We have a rundown of this year’s game announcements from the Xbox event to new Capcom releases. Keep reading for a roundup of TGS 2024 …Read more »
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