CG animation in anime is somewhat controversial (never mind the controversy about AI art). Orange Studio, which is known for using CG for Trigun Stampede, Beastars, and other anime, talked about the controversy while at Anime NYC. “The original design is really important in characters,” …Read more »
Orange, the CG anime studio behind BEASTARS and Land of the Lustrous, has a big announcement to make on June 17. While we wait to find out what the studio’s new project is, Orange announced plans to stream its original short anime, “HOME!”, on YouTube …Read more »
A beastly bit of good news for fans of the manga BEASTARS: it’s getting an anime adaptation. The adaptation will be produced by CG-centric studio Orange, best known for their anime version of Land of the Lustrous. The news comes via this week’s issue of …Read more »
Orange is an emotional roller coaster of a series, involving time travel and romance as well as the darker topic of suicide. That cocktail of heady subject material made for one of the best manga and anime series of the last 10 years. For the …Read more »
Kameko Shimana hates her life, she hates her name (it sounds weird in Japanese), and she hates her new stepmother and baby brother, even though she knows they didn’t really do anything wrong. Depressed ever since her mother’s death, she thinks dark thoughts and skips …Read more »
Feeling blue about the lack of Orange in your life? Good news: the popular romance manga will be getting a new chapter in next month’s Monthly Action magazine. Orange , written by Ichigo Takano, originally ended in 2015 and inspired an anime series and movie …Read more »
Living a life without regrets is nearly impossible, but what if your future self could send a checklist of actions you could take that might erase your biggest regret? This is the premise behind Orange , an anime based on the manga written by Ichigo …Read more »
The season (or “cour,” if you prefer) of anime that began in July is rapidly coming to an end, and ranking site Goo took the opportunity to ask its readers just what late-night summer anime they thought were best. Let’s see how closely these Japanese …Read more »
© Ichigo Takano 2014 Time travel is the ideal plot device to make readers care about a high school pairing. One day, 16-year-old Naho Takamiya gets a letter from her future self, asking her to befriend transfer student Naruse Kakeru. After quickly figuring that the …Read more »
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