If you fancy yourself a massive fan of Koshi Tachibana’s sci-fi romantic comedy light novel series Date A Live and its anime adaptation, you might be in the market for some life-size heroines. The KADOKAWA STORE is now accepting pre-orders for a pair of products …Read more »
Earlier this year it was revealed that the Date A Live IV anime will be premiering this April, and now we’ve narrowed down that timing. In addition to showing off an exciting new visual, the series officially announced plans to kick off its Japanese broadcast …Read more »
A new trailer has arrived for Date A Live season 4, which is now set to premiere in Japan this April. There are also some new cast members and news about the opening and ending themes, so check out the latest details and the new …Read more »
Date A Live IV was previously set to debut this October, but fans of the series are going to have to wait a little longer. The fourth season based on the light novel series by Koshi Tachibana has now been hit with a delay that …Read more »
It’s been almost exactly a year since Date A Live season 4 was announced, and now we finally have some more information. As revealed during this past weekend’s Kadokawa Light Novel Expo event, the fourth season will arrive this October, with Jun Nakagawa returning to …Read more »
Yen Press just held its Virtual Crunchyroll Expo panel, announcing a slew of new acquisitions in the process. In addition to revealing plans to publish Koushi Tachibana and Tsunako’s Date A Live light novels, seven other licenses were revealed, including one more light novel and a bunch …Read more »
The official Twitter account for Koshi Tachibana’s Date A Live series hit a major milestone recently. The account managed to reach 100,000 followers, so a veteran of the series was roped in to help celebrate. Official illustrator Tsunako—who has been working on the series since …Read more »
The first part of the upcoming Date A Bullet anime adaptation—which is based on Yuichiro Higashide‘s Date A Live Fragment: Date A Bullet series of novels—officially has theatrical plans for Japan. In addition to Date A Bullet: Dead or Bullet kicking things off for the …Read more »
The Date A Live anime adaptation is coming back for more! Based on the light novels written by Koshi Tachibana and illustrated by Tsunako, the series announced that Date A Live season 4—unsurprisingly titled Date A Live IV—is officially in the works, and a key …Read more »
Date A Live is back this month, and it’s just been confirmed the season will last 12 episodes. Date A Live III, which hits January 11, features the cast and crew of previous seasons, including director Keitaro Motonaga and script supervisor Hideki Shirane. New studio, …Read more »
The latest promo video for the Date A Live III, which sampled ARMS’ “I Swear” opening theme song, recently made its way online. Now the official website is back with a new commercial for the anime, and Columbia Music’s YouTube channel got in on the …Read more »
Date A Live fans can officially start gearing up for the anticipated return of the adaptation of Koushi Tachibana’s romantic sci-fi comedy manga. The official website updated with timing for the premiere of Date A Live III, and the Twitter account was hot on its …Read more »
Prepare for more live dating: Date A Live season 3 will hit screens this January 2019. That’s the word from a Fantasia Bunko event this weekend, at which a teaser visual and more information about Date A Live III were also revealed. That additional information …Read more »
Saturday’s Fantasia Bunko Big Thanks Festival 2017 brought with it a big announcement for Koushi Tachibana’s Date A Live light novel series. A new anime adaptation is in the works, with more information to come at a later date. Tachibana’s series has been published through …Read more »
FUNimation will be releasing a Blu-ray/DVD set of the Date A Live anime on June 10, and a new clip recently arrived to preview the English dub. Based on the light novels by Koushi Tachibana, the 2013 series is directed by Keitaro Motonaga ( Jormungand …Read more »
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