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The English dub for Higurashi: When They Cry – SOTSU becomes available on Funimation this week, and it has a returning cast from the previous Higurashi: When They Cry – GOU anime. Apphia Yu is back as Rika Furude, Emi Lo is back as Rena …Read more »
The saga of the new Higurashi: When They Cry anime continues on July 1 with the premiere of Higurashi: When They Cry – SOTSU, and a new trailer debuted during the Wataganashi 2021 Higurashi Channel event. It didn’t take long for Funimation to follow up …Read more »
When the new Higurashi: When They Cry – SOTSU anime premieres on Japanese TV, it will do so with double the content for excited fans. The official website announced plans for the continuation to kick off on July 1 with a broadcast that will include …Read more »
The new Higurashi: When They Cry anime adaptation is about to continue this summer with the arrival of Higurashi: When They Cry – SOTSU. The followup to GOU is set to premiere this July, and Funimation is here to get everyone ready with a new …Read more »
When this season comes to an end, the curtain won’t be closing on the Higurashi: When They Cry anime. The series’ official Twitter account confirmed plans to continue the saga with a followup titled Higurashi: When They Cry — SOTSU, which is set to kick …Read more »
We finally have a followup on the recently announced new anime project for the Higurashi When They Cry visual novel. Kadokawa’s live stream expanded on plans for what will be a new TV anime, which is set to hit the airwaves in Japan this July. …Read more »
Fans of the Higurashi no Naku Koro ni game and anime franchise—also known as Higurashi When They Cry—will be delighted to know there’s officially a new anime in the works. Kadokawa and developer 07th Expansion announced the new project, which has anime studio Passione (Rokka: …Read more »
Featured Spotlight: On the surface, the rural village of Hinamizawa seems practically idyllic. Despite its minuscule scale, that’s certainly the impression Keiichi Maebara gets when he moves there, but it doesn’t take long for the horrifying secrets of the town to come bubbling to the …Read more »
It’s June in 1983, and Keiichi Maebara has recently moved from Tokyo to Hinamizawa—a rural village steeped in superstition and inhabited by a tightly knit but relatively small population that’s quietly grown slightly smaller over the past few years. Initially, everything about Hinamizawa agrees with …Read more »
In Umineko When They Cry: Legend of the Golden Witch , a rich family squabbling over an inheritance goes to an island in the middle of nowhere. The grandfather, the patriarch of the family, likes to lock himself up in his room and study the …Read more »
Rika may or may not be the reincarnation of the deity Oyashiro-sama, but if she is, it doesn’t save her from a gruesome murder. At the beginning, she asks us, the reader, who will kill her. In a continuation from the story started in the …Read more »
The first volume of the Time Killing Arc opens with a horrific murder in 1985. From there, without explanation, we’re taken back to 1978. Tokyo police detective Akasaka is being sent to Hinamizawa, despite the fact that his wife is about to give birth. And …Read more »
At the beginning of the Demon Exposing Arc , Natsumi is a nice, normal girl who lives with her mother, father and grandmother. By the end the family is filled with horror and not everyone is still alive. Natsumi is having a good day at …Read more »
Shion hates her boarding school and decides to escape. It doesn’t occur to her that she might be jumping out of the frying pan and into the fire. Shion’s family had an old custom when it came to twins: “If twin successors are born, strangle …Read more »
Several people are in a house in the cursed village of Hinamizawa during a stormy night. One of them gets murdered and the murderer is among them. In Hinamizawa, this sort of awful thing was bound to happen. Arakawa came to Hinamizawa to write about …Read more »
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