If you’re pumped for Arc System Works’ fighting game take on Trigger’s Kill la Kill anime, you just have another nine days to wait. It all goes down on PS4, Switch, and PC on July 26, and you can meet lead characters Satsuki Kiyruin and Ryuko Matoi …Read more »
Arc System Works and developer APlus Games are cooking up a fighting game based on Trigger’s Kill la Kill anime, and it looks pretty faithful so far. Even more surprising than the existence of Kill la Kill: IF is the fact that it’s getting the English dub actors in on the …Read more »
Kill la Kill: IF, the first game based on Kill la Kill, finally has a release date. IF there are no delays, the game will launch on PS4, Switch and PC July 26 in Japan, North America and Europe. Hardcore Kill la Kill fans might …Read more »
The world of Trigger’s Kill la Kill anime is about to come to interactive life in the form of Kill la Kill the Game: IF, which is set for a worldwide debut sometime this year on PS4, Switch, and PC. For now, we’ll have to …Read more »
Two more playable characters were recently announced for Kill la Kill the Game: IF, which is currently in the works for PlayStation 4 and PC along with a newly-added Nintendo Switch version. The latest characters are Nui Harime (voiced by Yukari Tamura) and Ragyou Kiryuin …Read more »
As we learned back in June, Arc System Works (Guilty Gear) is currently working on a game based on the 2013 anime series Kill la Kill. Now you can see the Kill la Kill video game in action thanks to a stream from this year’s …Read more »
Studio Trigger recently counted down to a collaboration with Dragon Ball FighterZ and Guilty Gear developer Arc System Works, and the results turned out to be Kill la Kill: The Game. More details will be revealed for this dream team pairing at Anime Expo 2018, …Read more »
Studio Trigger, the folks behind Kill la Kill and Little Witch Academia , have been keeping busy. This Sunday at Anime Expo, the studio announced not one, not two, but three separate anime series, each produced in conjunction with a partner studio. First up, DARLING …Read more »
Last summer, Kill la Kill and Little Witch Academia studio Trigger teamed up with alcoholic beverage producer Kirin to produce an internet-exclusive ad for one of Kirin’s drinks. Now that ad has been pulled from Kirin’s official site, apparently due to complaints. The commercial, which …Read more »
Trigger fans heading to this month’s Comic Market in Tokyo should make a beeline for the studio’s booth. That’s because Trigger, the folks behind Kill la Kill , Little Witch Academia and Kiznaiver have created a special, limited-edition artbook for the festival entitled Trigger Girls …Read more »
Eir Aoi, the singer who has contributed themes for anime like Kill la Kill , Sword Art Online and The Heroic Legend of Arslan , has performed her final concerts before going on indefinite hiatus, reports Anime Anime. The two-day event, which took place November …Read more »
Eir Aoi, known for performing multiple anime opening and ending themes since her debut in 2011, is going on hiatus, according to a press release from her label Sony Music Entertainment. The press release cited the singer’s poor physical health as the reason for the …Read more »
(Almost) too sexy for TV. That’s this week’s theme over at ranking site Goo, where they’ve asked their readers to vote on a list of anime heroines who just skirt the limits of what’s acceptable on broadcast television. Who made the cut by wearing the …Read more »
Armed Girl’s Machiavellism , a popular action manga that runs in Monthly Shonen Ace, is set to become an anime series, it was announced today. The manga, which began running in Ace in 2014, takes place in a school where sword-wielding girls exert total control …Read more »
Can you believe Studio Trigger is five years old? It feels like just yesterday the fledgling studio, founded by a cohort of ex-Studio Gainax geniuses, was putting out the short Little Witch Academia . Five years later, and they’ve got an impressive filmography, including Kill …Read more »
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