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GeGeGe no Kitaro, the long-running franchise based on the manga by Shigeru Mizuki, is getting a new film. Titled Kitaro Tanjo: GeGeGe no Nazo (Kitaro’s Birth: The GeGeGe Mystery), it’ll star the cast of the 2018 GeGeGe no Kitaro anime series. Staff revealed so far …Read more »
The GeGeGe no Kitaro series is heading to the big screen in a new movie titled Kitaro Tanjou – GeGeGe no Nazo, which will celebrate the 100th birthday of late creator Shigeru Mizuki when it opens in Japan. While we wait, you can see a …Read more »
Two years ago, the GeGeGe no Kitaro anime adaptation returned for a long-awaited sixth season. Now, as the series gets closer and closer to 100 episodes, it looks like it will end just shy of that milestone this March. Following up on 2007-2009’s fifth season, …Read more »
The new anime adaptation of Shigeru Mizuki’s classic GeGeGe no Kitaro manga is about to return on October 6 with its 76th episode. According to the latest news on the official website, this return will also mark the beginning of the Nurarihyon Arc, which is the anime’s …Read more »
Shigeru Mizuki’s classic GeGeGe no Kitaro manga is returning in a new TV anime this April, and Toei Animation recently hyped up its debut with a new TV spot. Check out the quick 15-second preview ahead of its Fuji TV airing below. GeGeGe no Kitaro …Read more »
Shigeru Mizuki, the manga artist best known for his work GeGeGe no Kitaro , has died at age 93. Mizuki, a veteran who lost his left arm in World War II, was a specialist in the Japanese spirits known as yokai, the subject of GeGeGe …Read more »
A lot of fans love stage plays of their favorite manga, and GeGeGe no Kitaro, a long-time manga favorite in Japan, is getting an atmospheric and creepy stage play. The original manga series was published between 1960 and 1969, and this year marks what would …Read more »
Mangaka Shigeru Mizuki, who passed away six years ago, was best-known in his lifetime for his yokai manga GeGeGe no Kitaro and his historical manga. So it makes sense he would do a manga adaptation of Tono Monogatari, a Japanese classic from 1910 that records …Read more »
FUNimation's sister company, BCI, will be bringing the 2007 GeGeGe no Kitaro live-action film to North America later this year. The film will be available on DVD on October 28 (just in time for a Kitaro-themed Halloween party!), with the Blu-ray edition coming out on …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 spookiest day of the year is here! In between your Halloween plans, trick-or-treaters, and the like, you can still get some anime flavored fun into the mix. There are a few fun things going on at the moment that will feed straight into your …Read more »
Digimon Ghost Game brings everyone’s favorite digital monsters into a spooky-ooky new world. Or at least, it did for about 20 episodes. Now, like One Piece and others, it’s delayed as Toei gets everything under control. In the meantime, here’s how we’re filling the void unto …Read more »
There’s no shortage of bumps in the night in the work of GeGeGe no Kitaro creator Shigeru Mizuki, who passed away in 2015 but continues to delight fans of all ages. The latest to head to the screen is Mizuki’s Akuma-kun manga, and there’s also …Read more »
The winners of the 57th Galaxy Award—which was established by the Association of Broadcast Critics in Japan in 1963—have been announced, and some high honors went to anime. Among them is the Individual Award in the TV category, which was given to Sairi Ito for …Read more »
Crunchyroll has been announcing a bunch of spring 2018 anime simulcast titles as the season kicks off, and the latest was Lupin the 3rd Part 5. The series begins on April 3 at 11:30am Pacific Time for Crunchyroll members in North America, South and Central …Read more »
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