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In addition to Devilman crybaby and Mazinger Z: Infinity, the 50th anniversary Go Nagai anime projects will continue with the newly-revealed Cutie Honey Universe. The project is being produced over at Production Reed (In Another World With My Smartphone), and it’s currently set to come …Read more »
Studio Gokumi is producing an anime adaptation of Naru Narumi’s Ms. Koizumi loves ramen noodles manga, with The Asterisk War‘s Kenji Seto directing and Tatsuya Takahashi (And you thought there is never a girl online?) on series composition. The show makes its broadcast debut in …Read more »
As far as light novels are concerned, Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody is actually a rather lean title. Hiro Ainana and shri’s series is getting an anime adaptation in 2018, and the official website updated with a start date and additional cast information. …Read more »
Back in October, the announcement for winter 2018 series Beatless caught our eye thanks to an intriguing story from author Satoshi Hase and illustrations by redjuice. Now we’ve got the first real look at the series thanks to a one-minute trailer, plus a list of …Read more »
Shonen manga may be aimed at young boys, but some of the best manga in the category are written by women. Ranking site Goo asked its readers to list their favorite female shonen creators, and here’s the top 10: 10. Renjuro Kindaichi Jungle Guu, Oogiri …Read more »
A new season of a series that shows the relationship between athletes and sports manga is underway on Japanese broadcaster NHK. The series, which is called Bokura wa Manga de Tsuyokunatta (We Became Strong Through Manga) is hosted by figure skater Daisuke Takahashi and narrated …Read more »
Let’s kick the beat. Beatless, a science fiction novel by Satoshi Hase with illustrations by redjuice (Guilty Crown) will be getting an anime adaptation in January 2018. The novel, which was serialized in Newtype magazine (and in English by Tokyo Otaku Mode) is about AI-powered …Read more »
Ranma 1/2, the gender-swapping martial arts comedy by Rumiko Takahashi, may be long-since finished, but the series’ popularity has never really abated in Japan. Case in point: these hip new Ranma 1/2 shirts and pouches made in collaboration retailer Village Vanguard. There are a total …Read more »
Based on Crunchyroll’s PARK Harajuku: Crisis Team! webcomic, which has been running since May 2015 with writing by Otaku USA‘s own Patrick Macias and art by the amazing Mugi Tanaka, the URAHARA anime is almost upon us. The series is set to make its debut …Read more »
New Theatrical Movie Initial D Legend 1: Awakening is the first in a trilogy of anime films that retells the early chapters of Shuichi Shigeno’s Initial D manga. Sentai Filmworks previously announced plans to bring the films to North America, and those plans have been …Read more »
Toji no Miko is an upcoming original TV anime from Kin-iro mosaic and Yuki Yuna is a Hero 's Studio GOKUMI, promising plenty of sword maiden action when it premieres in Japan in January 2018. The first promo is currently on display at this weekend's …Read more »
Previously: Primer Night 1 Night 2 Nights 3-5 “People won’t buy into wrestlers who want to have a long and healthy life.” - Hiroshi Tanahashi Words of wisdom? Perhaps not. But words all twenty G1 Climax competitors have clearly chosen to live by, as …Read more »
Details are a bit scarce at the moment, but there's a new anime project in the works for Konosuba -God's blessing on this wonderful world! , the series based on Natsume Akatsuki's light novels (and a recent Otaku USA cover !). Voice actors Jun Fukushima …Read more »
This story originally ran in the December 2015 issue of Otaku USA Magazine. The “monster girl” scene has been mounting as a bit of a fad as of late, taking women (and men, in some cases) who look like monsters and slotting them in stories …Read more »
Crunchyroll recently announced plans to team up with Chinese video sharing site Bilibili on a brand new TV anime project, and now we have more details on the results. Based on the webcomic PARK Harajuku: Crisis Team! —which has been running on Crunchyroll since May …Read more »
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