Following up on last November’s tease, Netflix came through with an official release announcement for the Neon Genesis Evangelion anime. Both the TV series and the movies—EVANGELION:DEATH TRUE and The End of Evangelion—will premiere on the streaming service on June 21. Netflix counted down the …Read more »
Those of you who found yourselves enamored with the TV anime adaptation of Kumo Kagyu’s Goblin Slayer light novels will be delighted to hear the latest news out of Anime Japan. The series is getting a special episode called Goblin Slayer: Goblin’s Crown, which is …Read more »
Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World- was a hit when it aired in 2016, and now it’s finally getting a full followup. The official website updated with a new key visual and promo to reveal plans for season 2, so get a quick taste of …Read more »
Shanghai Manjuu and Xiamen Yongshi’s Azur Lane smartphone game is coming to TV in the form of an anime adaptation, with Bibury Animation Studio (Grisaia: Phantom Trigger the Animation) handling production. While there’s currently no broadcast schedule yet, the ship girls can be seen in …Read more »
Director and mechanical designer Shoji Kawamori has been active in the anime industry for 40 years, from Macross to Aquarion and beyond. That lengthy career is about to be celebrated in style in the form of a new anime feature film adaptation of Fuji&gumi Games’ …Read more »
One of this summer’s big anime series is Dr. STONE, which adapts the manga written by Riichirou Inagaki and illustrated by Boichi. The action begins on TV in Japan this July, and two new teaser promos premiered during this week’s AnimeJapan 2019 event. Shinya Iino …Read more »
A new full promo and a pair of commercials have arrived for Isekai Quartet, which has the worlds of Overlord, KONOSUBA, Re:ZERO, and Saga of Tanya the Evil colliding in super-deformed fashion. The 12-episode anime premieres in Japan on April 9, and you can see …Read more »
Late last year, we learned Production I.G was creating a Sherlock Holmes anime series set in the Tokyo red-light district of Kabukicho. Now we’ve learned when Japan’s modern-day Sherlock is set to hit screens: this October. The series, called Kabukicho Sherlock, takes place in the …Read more »
10 long years ago, animator Atsuya Uki released a charming 30-minute short called Cencoroll. Uki has gone on to do lots of interesting stuff, including Digimon Adventure tri., but fans have been waiting for the sequel to Cenco. Now that sequel finally on its way …Read more »
Kill la Kill: IF, the first game based on Kill la Kill, finally has a release date. IF there are no delays, the game will launch on PS4, Switch and PC July 26 in Japan, North America and Europe. Hardcore Kill la Kill fans might …Read more »
Originally revealed around this time last year, a new Sorcerous Stabber Orphen TV anime is on the way. There’s still no broadcast schedule, but the official website went up with a 60-second promo introducing the debut footage along with a sample of protagonist Orphen’s classic …Read more »
It’s been a long road, but it looks like we may soon be able to see the light at the end of the tunnel for the long-awaited fourth Shin Evangelion anime film, Shin Evangelion Gekijō-ban :||. Production house Studio Khara revealed that the movie is …Read more »
Gujyo no Magumeru—AKA Magmell of the Sea Blue, a Chinese comic by Dainenbyou—is coming to TV in an anime adaptation that starts in Japan on April 7. We’ve seen some key visuals in the past, and now it’s time to see what dangers await the …Read more »
Studio 4ºC’s anime film adaptation of Daisuke Igarashi’s award-winning Children of the Sea manga looks amazing, and we’ll get a chance to see it for ourselves in English sometime this year. The movie opens in Japan on June 7, and GKIDS announced the acquisition of …Read more »
Studio Trigger and XFlag’s new original anime film Promare is now set to open in Japan on May 24, so the official site celebrated with some fresh details. In addition to some new key visuals, the site shared info on two new cast members, so …Read more »
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