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 »
In English, it reads like a portmanteau of anime and amnesia, but the new Japan-based Animesia has an entirely different meaning – “anime” plus “meshiya,” meaning, roughly, “restaurant.” It’s a new project based in – no surprise here – anime capital of the world, Akihabara, …Read more »
The follow-up to the Date a Live anime adaptation—based on the light novel series written by Kōshi Tachibana and illustrated by Tsunako—now has a date in Japan. The second season, Date a Live II , is officially set to premiere in April 2014. Word comes …Read more »
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