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Okay, Summer Wars fans: this is news that’s going to make you want to hop on a plane to Tokyo. The hit Mamoru Hosoda film, which turned 10 last year, will to cap off its 10th-anniversary celebrations with an orchestral concert featuring its score. The …Read more »
A cool video popped up on YouTube the other day. It’s a chart that cycles through the years 2001 to 2019, showing the box office gross of anime films in Japan as time goes by. The chart is largely in Japanese, but thanks to illustrated …Read more »
There’s something special about the atmosphere rain creates, and it’s on full display in a beautiful new anime short by Toho, CG anime studio Orange (Land of the Lustrous), and Marui Group, a company that owns fashion buildings throughout Japan. Their collaborative efforts can be …Read more »
Hungry for some pancreas? Make your way to Los Angeles. LA’s Animation is Film (AIF) festival will host the North American premiere of I Want to Eat Your Pancreas October 21, reports Aniplex USA. Aniplex describes the AIF festival, which is in its second year, …Read more »
A teaser for the fourth Rebuild of Evangelion anime film, Shin Evangelion Gekijou-ban:||, recently played before Mamoru Hosoda’s MIRAI in Japan, announcing a 2020 release window in the process. Now the teaser for the Hideaki Anno-directed feature also known as Evangelion: 3.0 + 1.0 has made …Read more »
It’s been a long time coming, but we finally have an idea of when to expect the next Evangelion anime film, Shin Evangelion Gekijou-ban:||. A teaser hit theaters along with Mamoru Hosoda’s MIRAI, lining the anticipated entry in Khara’s Shin Evangelion series up for a …Read more »
Masaaki Yuasa has every right to take it easy. The director pumped out back-to-back films in 2017 (The Night Is Short, Walk on Girl and Lu Over the Wall) and followed them up with the year’s most talked about anime, Devilman Crybaby, this spring. But …Read more »
“What were you watching in 2009?” On October 18, a hashtag that asked that question started to trend on Japanese Twitter. Originally an ad for political party Komeito, it quickly morphed into a discussion about 2009 anime. Fans dished on the nostalgic series from eight …Read more »
Six years have passed since Tai and his pals first encountered their Digimon friends, but that's just a fraction of the time that has since passed for fans of the series. When I first started watching the original anime series I was fresh out of …Read more »
The titular treasure of One Piece remains as elusive as ever, even as we approach the 20th anniversary of Eiichiro Oda's smash-hit series. That doesn't mean there hasn't been plenty of treasure worth hoarding along the way, and that goes way more than doubly …Read more »
Hayao Miyazaki, co-founder of Studio Ghibli and director of Princess Mononoke , Spirited Away and The Wind Rises , wants to make another full-length feature film, it was revealed Sunday. Miyazaki stated his desire to make the film on a TV special documenting his work …Read more »
In a world in which new Pokémon movies are an annual given and the overall machine of child-centric anime programming rolls on undeterred, it’s unusual for something like new Digimon anime to feel so novel. Maybe it’s the way promotions rolled out, or maybe the …Read more »
Production I.G, the studio behind anime like Ghost in the Shell , Psycho-Pass and Blood: The Last Vampire , will open a store based around their properties in hip Tokyo neighborhood Shibuya, reports Anime Anime. As if you didn’t have enough reasons to visit. The …Read more »
Chichibu, Saitama, has seen otaku flow in since being used in anohana . If you’ve been following us for a while, you know we’re kind of obsessed with the idea of the otaku pilgrimage, where anime fans go to the real-life settings of their favorite …Read more »
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