Less than a week after Anime Limited revealed it is bringing DEVILMAN crybaby to Blu-ray for both North America and the United Kingdom, Milan Records disclosed that it’s giving Kensuke Ushio’s soundtrack a vinyl release. DEVILMAN crybaby Vinyl Packaging Here is the tracklisting: DISC 1 – …Read more »
In a good series, anime heroes go through a lot of changes. They may get stronger in body, mind, and spirit. They may overcome past traumas or biases. But some undergo much more literal changes: like straight-up turning into the exact kind of monster they’re …Read more »
With the Chainsaw Man anime just around the corner, we’re looking for stopgaps to get us to the big day. We’ve offered up some anime recs before for fellow fans, but there’s one prime title that beats them all hands down: Devilman. The Go Nagai masterwork seems to …Read more »
The Marvel multiverse is getting maddeningly close, and it feels good. With so many different versions of our comic book faves depicted over the years, this is vindication for everyone. Whichever one you like best? It’s real. It’s delightful. We don’t have a Cinematic Universe …Read more »
Have you ever wished you could visit the world of your favorite anime? That probably depends on the anime, to be fair. But if the answer is “yes,” then good news — it’s already happening! Virtual reality experiences are letting fans “walk around” the settings …Read more »
We’re approaching 50 years since the debut of Go Nagai’s Devilman. Considered by the manga creator himself to be his magnum opus, the series changes quite a bit in every iteration. But there’s one version in particular that’s especially different: the original TV series. Made alongside the …Read more »
The Devilman franchise is receiving a special virtual reality exhibit lasting from April 28 until May 31. The exhibit will celebrate everything from Go Nagai’s original manga to the anime that followed it to 2018’s DEVILMAN crybaby anime. A trailer has been released to give …Read more »
Manga and anime master Go Nagai has a number of classic titles to his name. From Mazinger Z and Getter Robo to Devilman and Cutie Honey, he revolutionized how we think of many anime genres. And, over the years, these series have gotten a number of adaptations… some wilder than …Read more »
What’s better than watching your anime faves onscreen? Watching all of them together at once! Anime crossovers have always been a thing, but these days they’re getting more commonplace. From isekai expanded universes to studios bringing together their top-tier stars, it all means more fun for …Read more »
The Crunchyroll Anime Awards, an anime awards show hosted by the streaming service of the same name, were held this weekend in San Francisco. The event featured 15 categories, with anime from 2018 chosen by judges (including a few Otaku USA folks) and fans. Let’s …Read more »
Discotek, the licensor of choice for those into classic and/or leftfield anime, is out with an impressive list of new licenses and release details. The company unleashed this flood of information through a series of posts to its official Facebook page today. Let’s go through …Read more »
One of the best things to happen to Devilman, Go Nagai’s horror manga masterpiece, is the inception of its expanded universe. The additions to the saga include complete reimaginings like Devilman G and Devilman Lady and expansions to the original story like AMON: Apocalypse of …Read more »
I never would have guessed that in the year 2018 the first anime title to generate a frenzied otaku reaction would be the latest revival of a Go Nagai classic from the early 1970s as interpreted by historically polarizing and noncommercial auteur Masaaki Yuasa, but …Read more »
We’ve been telling everyone who’ll listen that Masaaki Yuasa is one of the greatest anime directors working today, and he’s proven us right again with Devilman Crybaby, the Netflix original series that’s got everybody talking. Now it’s been announced you can do some talking to …Read more »
85-year-old anime scenario writer Masaki Tsuji has had his hands in some real classics, including the original 1972-1973 anime adaptation of Go Nagai’s Devilman manga. He didn’t just write a handful of scripts for the series, he wrote 36 episodes out of the 39-episode run, …Read more »
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