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A fresh new anime season means fresh new anime openings! There are still several shows yet to premiere, but we already have a few early favorites in the mix. Familiar singers and bands are jumping into the worlds of new shows. How many returning anison …Read more »
With Oshi no Ko nearing its spring finale, a lot of fans are facing down a big glittery star-shaped gap in their weekly watchlist. Never fear! The Hoshino twins aren’t the only stars with aspirations far beyond fame and fortune. There are lots of anime out there …Read more »
Otakon 2023 announced a very special guest for this year’s event with the reveal of legendary director and designer Shoji Kawamori. In addition to being one of the key figures behind the Macross series, Kawamori handled mechanical designs and directed anime like Aquarion and is …Read more »
With the Dungeons & Dragons movie in theaters, we’re back to thinking about our ideal party builds. When you’re putting together a party, you want a team that covers a little bit of everything. You also don’t want one person who’s going to carry the whole party …Read more »
Ballmastrz: Rubicon, the follow-up to Ballmastrz 9009, will be debuting tonight at midnight on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim. Its animation is done by STUDIO4℃ with Takashi Nakamura working as the animator director. Ballmastrz: Rubicon creator Christy Karacas spoke with Otaku USA about his early interest …Read more »
As you may have seen, PLUTO is coming this year to Netflix. The gorgeous, gritty anime series has lots of classic anime fans excited. But why? And what relationship does this series have to Osamu Tezuka’s Astro Boy? That’s what we’re here to talk about! If you’re …Read more »
Looking for some seasonal music but don’t want to get WHAMmed? How about an anime Christmas playlist? Lots of your favorite shows have holiday tunes and covers to help you get in the spirit of the season! Here are a few of our favorites to …Read more »
You know it’s isekai when the whole title won’t fit in our headline space! The anime adaptation of Saving 80,000 Gold in Another World for My Retirement is set to hit screens this coming January. That’s the word from a new trailer for the series. …Read more »
The Neon Genesis Evangelion anime hasn’t been out for 30 years—though it’s getting dangerously close!—but it does hold a reign for that period of time in the world of karaoke. Nagoya-based company XING announced the JOYSOUND Karaoke 30th Anniversary Ranking in celebration of its own …Read more »
We’ve talked in the past about the intersection of virtual reality and anime, and for good reason. VR—and related fields like AR and the concept of a metaverse—have long been mainstays of sci-fi and genre fiction. But as these things become more real and accessible, …Read more »
Kenji Utsumi was a prolific voice-actor recognized for his deep register who passed away from cancer in 2013. Almost ten years later, a new documentary movie called Sono Koe no Anata e (translated as To You Who Owns That Voice) is coming out about him …Read more »
Summer vacation is just around the corner. Whether you’re taking a vacay or a stay-cay, you’re probably (like us) dreaming of some impossible venues. We figure if you’re going to dream, you might as well dream big. So our top bucket list spots are, quite …Read more »
So, the Robotech movie may be happening after all? Maybe? (Listen, Hollywood is wild. Considering Alita happened, there’s hope for even the most unlikely-seeming project.) And they’ve announced a new director, too: Hawkeye‘s Rhys Thomas. From what we’ve seen, he could make beautiful music out of this adaptation. If …Read more »
Sony Pictures officially has a director lined up to helm its live-action Robotech film project. The film is currently in development with Rhys Thomas—who most recently served as main director on Marvel’s Hawkeye series that streamed on Disney+—directing, based on a script by Marcum & …Read more »
We’re super stoked to hear that Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water is coming back to home viewing! GKIDS has kept us fed at the cinema with their screenings — Studio Ghibli and otherwise. And their home video acquisitions are just as exciting. If you’re a …Read more »
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