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My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Hero’s, the upcoming anime adaptation of the light novels by Matsuri Akai, is set for screens this October. Now we’ve got a new look at the series thanks to a fresh trailer that previews the opening song, …Read more »
The first season of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes just wrapped, but if you’re wanting more episodes, then there is good news for you! TOHO Animation has already confirmed that a second season is on the way, and is scheduled to debut sometime next year. This …Read more »
Writer Matsuri Akai and illustrator Toza’s My Status as an Assassin Obviously Exceeds the Hero’s light novel series is the latest isekai to get an anime adaptation. The official website and social accounts went live this week, ushering in the first teaser trailer and visual …Read more »
Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead is one of the most popular anime of the season, and for good reason. It’s got an interesting story, gorgeous animation, and a solid message. It is also, sadly, one of the most delay-plagued anime since Yowamushi Pedal. And while …Read more »
Tetsuya Imai’s Break of Dawn manga is coming to the big screen in Japan on October 21, and a new short clip recently arrived to tease its story some more. Watch as Yuma and his friends follow their autopet Nanako, which is supposed to be …Read more »
TOHO Animation has some big projects in the works, and the company is also looking to celebrate its accomplishments thus far in a 10th anniversary event. The party is set to kick off on September 25, complete with a “Finale Stage” containing more info on …Read more »
Tetsuya Imai’s sci-fi manga Break of Dawn—known in Japan as Bokura no Yoake—is getting the anime film treatment, and now we know when to expect it. According to the latest preview, the feature is officially set to open in theaters in Japan this October. Also …Read more »
The anime adaptation of the light novels Harem in the Labyrinth of Another World (Isekai Meikyū de Harem o in Japanese) will debut on July 6. The anime will have different versions playing on TV, including a version that’s unedited and two versions that contain …Read more »
Sad news arrived over the weekend, as the talent agency for voice actor Saki Nitta announced that she recently passed away. Nitta was just 31 years old, and passed on February 6 as a result of Meningioma, a form of tumor in the brain or …Read more »
The Academy Awards may have snubbed anime again, but there’s still the Magademy Awards. Never heard of the Magademy Awards? That’s because it’s brand-new this year, and it gives a unique twist: the winners are all fictional characters from manga. The idea came from BookLive, …Read more »
Last week, we posted a poll asking readers what they felt was the best sports anime of all time. Over 800 responses poured in very quickly, spread across more than 55 different series, so we’ve organized the results into a top ten list. Before we …Read more »
Game and anime musicals are a pretty common thing. The concept of “2.5D stages” — special-effects shows based on your favorite series — has been around for a while, and given us a lot of popular and beloved projects. And then there are some we …Read more »
Kentaro Ito, an actor known for his multiple roles in live-action adaptations of manga, is being questioned after a hit-and-run incident. Ito allegedly hit a motorcycle carrying two passengers, a man and woman, with his car October 28. The man suffered light injuries, and the …Read more »
Japan’s weekend box office numbers are in! According to Anime News Network, the much-advertised Cells at Work! movie, Tokubetsu Jōei-ban “Hataraku Saibō!!” Saikyō no Teki, Futatabi. Karada no Naka wa “Chō” Ōsawagi!, came in at number 10 for its opening weekend. Doraemon the Movie: Nobita’s …Read more »
Anime comes to life on stage every day in Japan thanks to “2.5D” plays: shows that mix music, action, elaborate costumes, and visual effects to bring you into the world of your favorite show. These productions make just about anything possible — and by the …Read more »
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