Search Results for: Kill la Kill
In 2017, we reported that Park Jung-hyun, the former editor of Attack on Titan, had been arrested in connection with the death of his wife. At the opening day of his trial this week, the former editor pleaded innocent, stating “I did not kill my …Read more »
Haruka was only hoping for a simple “yes” when he asked out his classmate Akiho, but he ended up getting much more than he bargained for. The romance that ensues is anything but ordinary in the My Girlfriend is Shobitch anime, coming to Blu-ray in …Read more »
If you found yourself particularly fond of the Killer T Cell in Cells at Work!, you’re in luck, because he’s getting his own manga spinoff. Cells at Work! FRIEND follows the act of other series spinoffs, focusing on Killer T as he uses his brute …Read more »
A bloody revolution is afoot in Akame ga Kill!, pitting a secretive group of elite assassins against an evil Prime Minister, the Secret Police, and the armies of an Empire. You can revisit the saga as often as you like in Sentai Filmworks’ complete collection …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 »
Anime production house Studio Trigger (Kill la Kill, Little Witch Academia) has an announcement in store for this weekend. The studio launched a countdown site on Wednesday, and it’s currently teasing a collaboration with game developer Arc System Works (Guilty Gear, Dragon Ball FighterZ). The …Read more »
I never would have guessed that in the year 2018 the first anime title to generate a frenzied otaku reaction would be the latest revival of a Go Nagai classic from the early 1970s as interpreted by historically polarizing and noncommercial auteur Masaaki Yuasa, but …Read more »
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from watching anime, it’s that, sometimes, the best anime don’t need any source material. The anime industry doesn’t really have the wiggle room for original works, which makes anime-first works such treats to watch. Take, for example, the likes …Read more »
Last summer, Kill la Kill and Little Witch Academia studio Trigger teamed up with alcoholic beverage producer Kirin to produce an internet-exclusive ad for one of Kirin’s drinks. Now that ad has been pulled from Kirin’s official site, apparently due to complaints. The commercial, which …Read more »
You know you've thought about trying Dragon Ball Z 's artificial gravity device to get totally ripped . It worked for Goku, right? But would it help you quickly develop obscenely huge muscles… or cause those muscles to explode and ultimately kill you? That's the …Read more »
Featured Spotlight: The idea of superpowers is a consistently discussion-worthy fantasy proposition, but what if they were just kind of… there? That's the situation the members of Senkō High School's Literature Club find themselves in, and you can see how the unpredictable comedy unfolds in …Read more »
In the latest issue of our special Anime USA magazine , our contributors took some time to put together a feature on the ever-expanding world of anime shorts. Naturally we didn't have enough room to cover all of them, and while Trigger got plenty of …Read more »
Much like Knights of Sidonia before it, the next anime based on a manga by Tsutomu Nihei, Blame! , is planned for release on Netflix. Kodansha Comics announced plans on Sunday for Blame! to be a Netflix original anime film, with the premiere set for …Read more »
(Almost) too sexy for TV. That’s this week’s theme over at ranking site Goo, where they’ve asked their readers to vote on a list of anime heroines who just skirt the limits of what’s acceptable on broadcast television. Who made the cut by wearing the …Read more »
Akame ga Kill!! is a well-paced, shockingly dark and violent fantasy manga, pitting a group of ruthless terrorist/assassins called Night Raid (aka our heroes) against a corrupt government that makes them look virtuous by comparison. The setup is formulaic—quirky young people with cool powers and …Read more »
Matt Schley
Otaku USA Staff
Joseph Luster
Daryl Surat
Michael Goldstein
![[Review] Akame ga Kill! Zero](https://otakuusamagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/ww-akame6_4-202x202.jpg)
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Shaenon K. Garrity