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Don’t call it season 4. The latest continuation of Attack on Titan, which is officially considered part 2 of season 3, is set to screens in April 2019, it was announced today. Like the first half of season 3, season 3 part 2 will air …Read more »
Long before Kuroko’s Basketball (and heck, even a year before Slam Dunk) there was Dear Boys, the oddly-named but super-popular basketball manga by Hiroki Yagami. Yagami has basically devoted his entire career to Dear Boys: the manga debuted in Shonen Magazine back in 1989 and …Read more »
Negi Haruba’s The Quintessential Quintuplets manga has been running in Weekly Shonen Magazine since last August, and it’s already getting an anime adaptation. This year’s double issue 36/37 of the magazine announced plans for a TV anime, which is set to premiere on TBS in …Read more »
Kadokawa’s Da Vinci magazine recently shared an interview with The Seven Deadly Sins creator Nakaba Suzuki, who had some plans to divulge regarding the series’ conclusion. According to Suzuki, he plans to end the manga in “about a year,” which will result in roughly 40 …Read more »
Hiro Mashima’s long-running Fairy Tail came to an end last year… but since then, several projects have been announced to continue the story of the popular manga. Chief among them is the official sequel, which, we now know, kicks off July 25. The manga can …Read more »
The Super Star arc isn’t the only new Shaman King manga making its debut in Japan. Author Hiroyuki Takei’s new story kicked off in the latest issue of Kodansha’s Shonen Magazine Edge, bringing with it the announcement of a spinoff manga by Jet Kusamura. Shaman …Read more »
More tails—er, tales—on the way. That’s the word from one Hiro Mashima, the creator of that manga a few people liked called Fairy Tail. Mashima wrapped Fairy Tail up last year, but he clearly hasn’t been resting on his laurels, because he announced on Twitter …Read more »
If you’re suffering from the lack of new Kuroko’s Basketball, suffer no more: basketball manga Ahiru no Sora is getting a TV anime adaptation. The manga, by Takeshi Hinata, has been running in Weekly Shonen Magazine since 2004, and tells the tale of young basketball …Read more »
Hiro Mashima, who just wrapped up Fairy Tail after a run of 11 years, is on a bit of a farewell tour. Late last year he stopped by New York to receive an award and chat with fans at NYCC, and just the other day, …Read more »
Happy news for fans of Shaman King: a new arc will appear in Shonen Magazine Edge starting this spring. That’s the word from the official website this January 1, in an announcement that was teased last week. The popular manga, written by Hiroyuki Takei, began …Read more »
After a successful 11-year run in Weekly Shonen Magazine, Hiro Mashima’s Fairy Tail came to a close this July. Over its decade-plus in publication, the fantasy manga had made more than a few fans, who are currently paying tribute to the manga in the form …Read more »
Back in 2013, a visual novel by anime screenwriter Hiroshi Seko called Attack on Titan: Lost Girls tackled the stories of Annie Leonhart and Mikasa Ackerman. Nitroplus’ game went on to be adapted into a novel in 2015, followed by a manga by Ryōsuke Fuji, …Read more »
All good things must come to an end, and that includes Hiro Mashima’s Fairy Tail , which is set to end soon. in fact, Mashima’s staff have finished their work on the final chapter, according to a tweet from the author July 8. In the …Read more »
Bummed out at the news the Fairy Tail manga is coming to an end? Creator Hiro Mashima has good news for you. The manga-ka tweeted on May 18 that he has “lots of plans” for the fantasy franchise. The full tweet reads: “Even if the …Read more »
Park Jung-hyun, an editor at publisher Kodansha formerly in charge of the popular manga Attack on Titan , has been arrested in connection with the death of his wife, who the police suspect he killed. Park had made inconsistent statements about the death of his …Read more »
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