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Call of the Night is an upcoming TV anime series that will adapt the manga of the same name by Kotoyama, and a couple of new items have arrived to preview what’s in store. In addition to a new key visual, a teaser trailer is …Read more »
The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten anime—based on the romantic comedy light novel by Saekisan—is officially spoiling us rotten thanks to a new Valentine’s Day illustration! The official website shared the new piece of art as a gift to fans, and anime character designer …Read more »
Nagano’s Chiikawa manga depicts the occasionally stressful up and down life of the adorable Chiikawa, who manages to smile even when working hard every day. The next step for the series is an anime adaptation, and a new update is here to reveal the staff, …Read more »
A new cast member has been revealed for the second live-action Kingdom film, based on the manga of the same name by Yasuhisa Hara. Kingdom II: Harukanaru Daichi e (To Distant Lands) opens in Japan this summer, and the latest to get in on the …Read more »
Saekisan’s The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten light novel series is officially coming to the screen. TOHO shared a teaser promo to reveal that an adaptation has been green-lit, and cast and staff details have started rolling out ahead of its debut. Kenichi Imaizumi …Read more »
Uncle From Another World, the comedy isekai manga by Hotondoshindeiru, is getting the anime treatment. Today we learned that the anime is coming out in 2022, found out the names of the cast and crew behind it, and got a look at some new key …Read more »
Kentaro Waki, the compositing director for Sword Art Online: Alicization and Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway, is also involved with the Girls’ Frontline anime. He just revealed on Twitter that he was in charge of directing, storyboarding and editing the opening theme video. You can check …Read more »
Looking forward to some new Bookworm action? It’s comin’, folks. The third season of Ascendance of a Bookworm is set to debut in April 2022. The main cast and crew is back from previous seasons, with some new crew additions, including third character designer Haruka …Read more »
No matter how much you love what you do, it’s important to recognize when your work is taking a toll on you. Voice actress Megumi Ogata recently came down with a fever, and while she tested negative for COVID-19 and the flu, she was diagnosed …Read more »
The manga Call of the Night by Kotoyama is getting an anime adaptation. The anime will debut in July, and meanwhile we’ve been given a teaser trailer with some information on the cast and crew. In it we can also hear the theme song “Yofukashi …Read more »
Musician and scenario writer Noriyasu Agematsu just announced his latest project, Technoroid. The futuristic series will combine anime, gaming, music, and sci-fi. We’re totally ready to see these bishonen androids sing and dance — especially considering his previous projects. You’ve probably seen at least one of Agematsu’s musically-charged …Read more »
The Scotland Loves Anime Festival took place last month, and it included two categories where anime could win: the Jury Award and the Audience Award. The Jury Award went to Fortune Favors Lady Nikuko, and the Audience Award went to Sing a Bit of Harmony. …Read more »
The Girls’ Frontline anime, which is based on the smartphone game, will come out in January 2022. This and more was announced in its new trailer, which also lets us hear the ending theme song “HORIZON” being performed by TEAM SHACHI. You don’t hear it …Read more »
Sing a Bit of Harmony (or Ai no Utagoe o Kikasete in the original Japanese) will hit theaters in Japan on October 29, and be shown in American theaters early next year. Ahead of this a trailer has been released where you can hear Tao …Read more »
Last week, we posted a poll asking readers what they felt was the best sports anime of all time. Over 800 responses poured in very quickly, spread across more than 55 different series, so we’ve organized the results into a top ten list. Before we …Read more »
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