There's more Tokyo Ghoul anime on the way in the form of the second season titled Tokyo Ghoul √A . The follow-up—based on the dark fantasy action manga by Sui Ishida, who provides an original story for the new season—is scheduled to premiere at an …Read more »
As announced in this year's 52nd issue of Shueisha's Young Jump magazine, a return date was recently provided for the Tokyo Ghoul anime, which is set to kick off its second season on January 8 on Tokyo MX. In addition to serving as creator of …Read more »
Dig through a deep jungle, bumping and hopping over wild terrain, and you'll eventually run into a prestigious school known as Marhawa Academy. Located in The Middle of Nowhere, Asia, Marhawa's students are locked away from the outside world, experiencing life in their own special …Read more »
There's plenty more Tokyo Ghoul on the way according to some announcements in next week's issue of Young Jump . First up, the anime adaptation of Sui Ishida's Tokyo Ghoul manga is coming back for more, with a second season slated for January 2015. In …Read more »
In Umineko When They Cry: Legend of the Golden Witch , a rich family squabbling over an inheritance goes to an island in the middle of nowhere. The grandfather, the patriarch of the family, likes to lock himself up in his room and study the …Read more »
Halloween comes but once a year, and what better way to celebrate the bewitching season than with an anime about things that go bump in the night? Unfortunately, very few horror-themed anime receive commercial releases in English-speaking countries, and most of them have more in …Read more »
Many years ago, when I was a lowly assistant-manager-in-training at Video USA Store #16 in Tarpon Springs, Florida, my supervisor, Stacy, once told me something profound. As we discussed film as an art form, Stacy looked me square in the eye and said, “Paul, sometimes …Read more »
The near future: A cargo plane crashes in Tokyo Bay, scattering debris as it plummets from the sky. Among the wreckage is a ruptured container belonging to a biological research firm—a container that seems to have been torn open from the inside out. Some time …Read more »
Love means never having to say I’m sorry for hideous bodily mutilation, because nothing sours the romance of the moment quite like sprouting teeth from some place that teeth were never meant to be. Of course, when dealing with an animator like Yoshiaki Kawajiri, hideous …Read more »
Rika may or may not be the reincarnation of the deity Oyashiro-sama, but if she is, it doesn’t save her from a gruesome murder. At the beginning, she asks us, the reader, who will kill her. In a continuation from the story started in the …Read more »
Zombie-related entertainment used to be something I would flock to blindly; all I needed was a hint that the shambling dead would be present and I was ready and rarin'. Sadly, as is the case with most great things—like ninjas, pirates and cats—the Internet has …Read more »
Let us journey backwards through the misty veils of time to a far off, foreign place: the demon-plagued realms of Japan during the Sengoku Period, where the samurai prey upon the peasants, the ninja prey upon the samurai, and demons and devils prey upon everyone. …Read more »
The first volume of the Time Killing Arc opens with a horrific murder in 1985. From there, without explanation, we’re taken back to 1978. Tokyo police detective Akasaka is being sent to Hinamizawa, despite the fact that his wife is about to give birth. And …Read more »
It can’t be easy to be a vampire hunter, especially for someone like D, who is part vampire himself. Recognizable for his somber expressions and floppy hat, he’s made quite a name for himself in a whole slew of best-selling books. The fifth book in …Read more »
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