The first episode of the Kuroko’s Basketball anime—based on the manga written and illustrated by Tadatoshi Fujimaki—aired on April 7, 2012. That means somehow we’re already marking its 10th anniversary! The folks behind the production are celebrating in a few ways, and you can see …Read more »
The TV anime adaptation of Tadatoshi Fujimaki’s Kuroko’s Basketball manga first kicked off in April 2012, which means it’s time to celebrate. The 10th anniversary festivities are officially underway, and there’s a bunch on the way to mark the occasion for the rest of the …Read more »
The Kuroko's Basketball: Last Game anime film is set to premiere in Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Vietnam next month, so distributor Odex is getting everyone ready with a new English-subtitled promotional video. Check out the preview for the sequel—which is based on creator …Read more »
There was some discussion online last week about what new Shonen Jump series would come to define the long-running manga magazine next. As if in answer, the coming months mark the debut of six new Jump series, including one about golf by Kuroko’s Basketball writer …Read more »
Once the trilogy of anime films adapting Kuroko's Basketball 's Winter Cup comes to a close, it's time to move on to a new feature based on the EXTRA GAME follow-up manga. Kuroko's Basketball: Last Game is set for a spring 2017 premiere in Japan, …Read more »
A lot of people know what it’s like to feel invisible, and they usually don’t like it. Tetsuya Kuroko feels invisible all the time and he’s fine with it—it helps him play a mean game of basketball. The new high school students are signing up …Read more »
This is a question that’s kept us up many a night, tossing and turning: just who are the 20 hottest guys in anime? Thankfully, pollsters Charapedia have come to the rescue, asking their readers to vote for their favorite hunks. The key point in this …Read more »
The first of three Kuroko's Basketball compilation films—based on the TV anime adaptation's Winter Cup arc—will screen at 31 theaters in Japan for two weeks starting September 3. The second part is set to follow on October 8, and the third will wrap the compilation …Read more »
Kuroko’s Basketball is preparing to settle in for a extended occupation of Japanese movie theaters. The games will begin in 2016 with a series of three compilation films summarizing the events of the Kuroko’s anime series, which ran from 2009 to 2014. They’ll then go …Read more »
Production I.G, the studio behind anime like Ghost in the Shell , Psycho-Pass and Blood: The Last Vampire , will open a store based around their properties in hip Tokyo neighborhood Shibuya, reports Anime Anime. As if you didn’t have enough reasons to visit. The …Read more »
Teiko Junior High Basketball Club ( Kuroko's Basketball ) Certain Polling Site Charapedia has cooked up an interesting question for its readers this week about that enduring genre of anime and manga set in high school clubs. Whether sports, music, dance or student council, anime …Read more »
Get pumped, because there's more Kuroko's Basketball anime on the way. According to the latest issue of Jump Next magazine, Tadatoshi Fujimaki's followup manga Kuroko's Basketball: Extra Game will be getting the anime adaptation treatment in the form of a 2017 anime film. The Jump …Read more »
Feast your eyes, Kuroko fans. The first visual for the upcoming Kuroko’s Basketball stage play, Kuroko’s Basketball The Encounter , has been revealed. And yeah, they kept the blue hair. Kuroko’s Basketball The Encounter , which premieres at Sunshine Gekijo in Tokyo in April and …Read more »
Charapedia, the Japanese site making a name for itself throughout the internet for its relentless polling of the anime fan populous is at it again, and has asked its readers this time, “who are anime’s most negative characters?” Through good times and bad, these characters’ …Read more »
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