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There’s nothing better than having one central location for all your anime needs, and that’s one of the features that makes HIDIVE so indispensable. With everything from new anime simulcasts to anime classics in both subbed and dubbed form, you’ll never run out of stuff …Read more »
If you’ve been looking for your new anime home base this summer, now is the best time to experience all that HIDIVE has to offer. The streaming service has a wealth of both subbed and dubbed anime to explore, including seasonal dubcasts and plenty of …Read more »
Anime keeps on growing exponentially, and so does the popularity of streaming services like Crunchyroll. Crunchyroll got its start thirteen years ago, and a decade later, in early 2017, it had gotten more than a million subscribers. But the numbers kept jumping after that. While …Read more »
There’s often a big difference between your favorite anime of all time and the anime series you could see yourself watching forever. A recent poll on goo Ranking asked 5,000 anime fans in Japan which anime they would be happy to watch for the rest …Read more »
There are plenty of different matchmaking services out there, including ones in Japan that provide for otaku. SoraNews24 reported on an otaku matchmaking event taking place next month from the service Party Party, where male and female respondents have different requirements. The requirements for women …Read more »
For decades, anime adaptations of shonen manga have represented the bulk of the most popular titles in Japan. Initially the anime brought to the United States was a little more genre-diverse, but Cartoon Network syndicated Dragon Ball Z in 1998, localized anime rapidly became as …Read more »
If you’re looking for a bunch of quality anime to get you through the summer months to come, you’re going to want to hold out for Sentai Filmworks anime-zing Summer Sale. The event kicks off on July 4, and the deals you can look forward …Read more »
English-speaking manga fans can soon look forward to more Star Wars titles, because Yen Press made a pair of announcements earlier today. The next Star Wars manga on the way to North America includes the Star Wars Rebels manga by Akira Aoki and the manga …Read more »
The anime adaptation of Kagiji Kumanomata’s Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle manga is scheduled to debut in Japan sometime this year, and we finally have a new tease for it. The anime is being directed by Mitsue Yamasaki (How Heavy Are the Dumbbells You …Read more »
Japanese mobile phone operator NTT Docomo is back again to rank the current season of anime, with more than a little help from all the Japanese fans out there. This time it’s the Winter 2020 anime season, for which the fans cast 79,943 votes during …Read more »
Hot on the heels of a Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba film comes… a stage play. The play is set to open in January 2020 in Tokyo and Hyogo Prefecture. It’ll be written by Kenichi Suemitsu, best known for his work on the TRUMP series of plays (unrelated to POTUS, …Read more »
If there’s one thing past Comiket events have proven, it’s that the Fate franchise is one of the most popular subjects for doujinshi circles. This summer’s Comiket 96 has been no different, and the series has had no trouble topping the list as the most represented among …Read more »
My Hero Academia may rule the roost when it comes to graphic novel sales in North America, but One Piece and Attack on Titan still have it on lockdown in Japan. Oricon published its charts for manga volume sales in the first half of 2019, marking the 11th year in a row …Read more »
As recently revealed, Natsuki Takaya’s Fruits Basket manga is getting a brand new anime in 2019. Per the author’s request, this series will tell the entire story from the beginning with a completely different staff and cast, some of which were revealed along with the …Read more »
Oricon has come through with the best-selling book rankings for Japan in 2018, which once again has Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece dominating the manga charts. This isn’t just an off and on phenomenon either, it marks the 11th year in a row for One …Read more »
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