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Murder is a family affair in My Home Hero, one of this season’s darkest new anime. Based on the seinen manga by Naoki Yamakawa and Masashi Asaki, it follows a husband and father trying to protect his family after making a deadly choice. But the choice isn’t just …Read more »
Nobuyuki Fukumoto, the creator of classics like Kaiji and Akagi, is launching a new manga about golf. Hell golf! The manga, called Nikaido Hell Golf, will debut in the pages of Kodansha’s Morning magazine this summer. The copy revealed for the manga in this week’s …Read more »
The new year is almost here… are you caught up to your returning anime? In the midst of new titles and adaptations, we also have several series coming back for a second season. These three, for example. You’ve still got a few days left to …Read more »
More details have been revealed for LUPIN ZERO, the upcoming web anime that follows everyone’s favorite gentleman thief in his early days. A new trailer has arrived with info on its theme songs and characters, and this time around it has Saori Hayami (Yor in …Read more »
This weekend saw the reveal of LUPIN ZERO, a six-part streaming anime that aims to tell Lupin’s thieving origin story. The announcement was paired with news that the world premiere is set for Anime NYC in partnership with HIDIVE, and now the streaming service has …Read more »
Another fresh dub has launched on Crunchyroll, and this time it’s for the charming The Yakuza’s Guide to Babysitting anime. The first episode of the dub is live now, so we have more insight into all the folks making it happen behind the scenes. Here’s …Read more »
Nozomi Mino’s Yakuza Lover manga is coming to the screen in a live-action drama adaptation on October 27, and the latest news is here to reveal the series’s opening and ending theme artists. The opening will be “Angel” by Chanmina, and the ending will be …Read more »
Nothing boosts a series’s popularity like an anime adaptation, and that certainly seems to hold true for Tsukiya’s The Yakuza’s Guide to Babysitting manga. The series kicked off its run on webcomic site Comic Ride Pixiv in June 2018 before moving to Comic ELMO in …Read more »
It’s back-to-school time… which means back to getting up early, getting to class on time, and studying. Even the best students among us will probably be dragging our feet. That is, unless we have a teacher who gets results. Today, we’re looking at three teachers …Read more »
Recently, anime fans have received announcement after announcement of new adaptations and returning series for the upcoming Fall 2022 season. One of these has garnered worldwide attention — MAPPA dropped a third trailer on August 5, 2022, for the highly anticipated anime adaptation of Chainsaw …Read more »
Shin Sawada and Renji Asai’s The Violence Action manga is coming to the big screen in a live-action film on August 19, and a new clip arrived this week to preview more of the feature. This one is all about the moment assassin Kei meets …Read more »
The live-action film adaptation of Kousuke Oono’s The Way of the Househusband manga opens in Japan this weekend, and Sony Pictures recently went live with a clip that goes behind the scenes. Watch as Tatsu and Masa film a promo video for a nursery, followed …Read more »
The end has officially arrived for Yuji Kaku’s Ayashimon manga, which first launched in November 2021. The final chapter was published in this year’s 26th issue of Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, and the second and third collected volumes are set to hit shelves in …Read more »
In Let’s Go Karaoke, Satomi is the head of his middle school choir, and he’s going to be helping a yakuza. Satomi gets nervous easily, but after his school gives a good performance, a member of the Japanese mafia named Kyouji wants Satomi to teach …Read more »
This summers’s TV anime adaptation of Tsukiya’s The Yakuza’s Guide to Babysitting manga officially has its ending theme performer locked in. The ED duties will go to none other than VTuber Shibuya Hal, who will close out episodes with the song “Kaerimichi no Iro,” written …Read more »
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