October will see the end of the fantasy manga Claymore , which began life in Monthly Shonen Jump back in 2001 before switching to Weekly Shonen Jump and then Jump Square. The final chapter, which is being billed as the "grand finale," will appear in …Read more »
As a purveyor of shonen and seinen-style anime, it’s obvious when you stumble upon a series that is top notch. While these series are made for boys and young men, the mark of an exceptional shonen anime rests in the studios’ ability to draw an …Read more »
Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scorned. In a world where supernatural monsters walk freely in human flesh, only the strongest and most violent individuals can survive. Even then, it often takes a warrior with their own supernatural powers to overcome these creatures. Enter …Read more »
Claymores are ranked by skill within the organization, but since this is OtakuUSA, we thought it would be more democratic if you were given the opportunity to vote for the best Claymore. We have only included major characters on our ballot and attempted to avoid …Read more »
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