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We’re about halfway through the winter 2020 anime season, which means the spring stuff will be here before you know it. One spring series we’re particularly looking forward to is Appare-Ranman!. That’s the original anime from P.A.Works about a Japanese duo in an coast-to-coast race …Read more »
Magnificent news: more KOTOBUKI on the way. The Magnificent KOTOBUKI is set for a compilation film that, well, compiles its 12-episode run into a motion picture. The Tsutomu Mizushima-helmed production will also feature brand-new footage. The film is set to hit fly into Japanese theaters …Read more »
Kakushigoto is an upcoming anime about a father who draws racy manga and the daughter he tries to hide it from. Now it’s got a new visual and a trailer that revolves around the daughter, Hime. Kakushigoto hits screens April 2. It’s directed by Yuta …Read more »
Back in December, we reported that the folks behind Planetarian had successfully crowdfunded the yens to make a new OVA. Now we know when the Planetarian OVA is expected to land: this September. Of course, this is a crowdfunded project we’re talking about, and schedules for these …Read more »
From the same odd-couple roommate well that brought us anime like Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid comes The Gal and The Dinosaur (Gyaru to Kyouryuu), a new series set for April. Based on a manga by Moriko Mori and Cota Tomimura that started serialization in 2018, …Read more »
The latest big promotional run for the Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World anime came for the Frozen Bonds OVA that opened in Japan on November 9. In the process, the franchise introduced its two official cosplayers, with Moe Iori representing Emilia while Enako handles Rem. Both cosplayers were …Read more »
P.A.Works, the folks behind Shirobako and Fairy Gone, have a new original anime on the way. It’s called Appare-Ranman!, and it’s about an engineer and a samurai who get stranded in America and decide to compete in a race from Los Angeles to New York called the Trans-America Wild …Read more »
Last November, we heard word that A Certain Scientific Railgun season 3 would air in 2019. Turns out creator Kazuma Kamachi was feeling a bit ambitious with that date. The series is now officially set for January 2020. There’s some musical news, too. The opening theme song will be …Read more »
The more Babylonia the better! So seems to be the thought process (and who are we to disagree?) from the folks at CloverWorks, who are bringing Fate/Grand Order Absolute Demonic Front: Babylonia to screens this October. Those clover fellows have confirmed the series will run two seasons, …Read more »
Short and sweet Your first anime is a magical experience. It opens your eyes to the wonders of the medium, lays the groundwork for what you’ll enjoy going forward, and remains a perennial favorite years after you’ve consumed hundreds more hours of series. It’s a …Read more »
As My Hero Academia fans are no doubt well aware, season 4 is set to hit in another couple months — on October 12, to be exact. But just in case you forgot, there’s a new visual out to help get you pumped. The first episode of My Hero Academia season …Read more »
The team behind 2011’s Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day are back with a new original film. Her Blue Sky (Sora no Aosa wo Shiru Hito yo) is set to hit Japanese theaters October 11, and now it’s got a fresh new poster. The film is directed by …Read more »
We’re getting all the feels, man. Well, maybe not all of them, but definitely the ones related to Fate/stay night. That’s thanks to a new poster and trailer for Fate/stay night: Heaven’s Feel III – Spring Song. The third film in the Heaven’s Feel saga hits Japanese theaters in spring, which, …Read more »
The “girls playing baseball” anime subgenre just got a new addition. Stepping up to the plate is Tamayomi, which is set to hit screens in 2020. The series is based on the manga of the same name from manga magazine Manga Time Kirara Forward about a …Read more »
No Guns Life, the hardboiled thriller about a dude with a giant gun for a head, will fire onto screens this October, it’s been announced. Also announced: the cast for the series. Juzo Inui will be played by Junichi Suwabe, while Mary Steinberg and Tetsuro …Read more »
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