A second season was announced for the Sasaki and Peeps anime—which adapts the light novels by Buncololi and Kantoku—back in March 2024, and this weekend brought a nice reminder along with it. There’s still no release date for season 2 at the time of this …Read more »
Peep peep! If you’re already missing Sasaki and Peeps, no need to fear. A second season of the anime starring corporate burnout Sasaki and his magical bird Peeps is on the way. That’s the news from this weekend’s AnimeJapan. To celebrate, Kantoku, the illustrator of …Read more »
Let’s be real — isekai may come and go, but in the long run it’s here to stay. While one season may have fewer titles in the ever-growing genre, anime fans just really love stories about people traveling to other worlds. (Whether or not they …Read more »
Anime has given us some of the cutest animal friends ever to grace our screens. (Ein from Cowboy Bebop is still our favorite space good boy, even after all these years.) The new winter season is looking to do much the same, with adorable animals everywhere …Read more »
The January 5 premiere of the Sasaki and Peeps anime is right around the corner, and Kadokawa recently came through with another preview in the form of the third full trailer. See some new cast member reveals—including Hikaru Midorikawa as Josef, Gakuto Kajiwara as Kai …Read more »
Additional details have surfaced for the Sasaki and Peeps anime, which is on the way to adapt the novels by writer Buncololi and illustrator Kantoku. The series will kick off with a one-hour premiere on January 5, 2024, and the new trailer previews Aguri Onishi’s …Read more »
We previously listed Buncololi and illustrator Kantoku’s Sasaki and Peeps light novel series as one to catch up with before the premiere of the anime adaptation, and now we have a better idea of when to expect the latter. A new trailer made its way …Read more »
The light novel to anime pipeline is practically a straight line these days. Lots of series, from Re:ZERO to that one about the guy who gets reincarnated as a vending machine, got their start as books. And over the past few weekends, we got wind of …Read more »
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