January 31, 2025 marks the premiere of the new The Rose of Versailles anime film, which has MAPPA bringing Riyoko Ikeda’s classic shojo manga to the big screen. Naturally, there’s plenty of top-tier voice talent involved, and three more have just joined the lineup. The …Read more »
The new The Rose of Versailles anime film was recently set for January 31, 2025, and now three more cast members have been revealed. The latest to join the adaptation of Riyoko Ikeda’s classic manga are Shunsuke Takeuchi as Alain de Soissons (pictured upper left …Read more »
Earlier this year we learned MAPPA was making a new theatrical adaptation of the legendary manga The Rose of Versailles. Now we know when that film is set to hit Japanese theaters: January 31, 2025. We’ve also got some fresh key art, showing the designs …Read more »
August 26 is the birthday of The Rose of Versailles character André Grandier, and to celebrate, four new stills from the upcoming anime film have been revealed. The stills show André at various points in his life as he as he struggles to survive in …Read more »
Everything old is new again! In the coming months, we’re getting several new takes on classic anime. We can’t wait to see what modern animation and technology bring to our favorite titles. But if you’re new to these series (or if it’s just been a …Read more »
Yes, it’s true: there’s a brand new theatrical adaptation of the legendary manga The Rose of Versailles on the way. Today we’ve got a fresh look at said film, along with some details on who’s working on it. Cast: Oscar François de Jarjayes: Miyuki Sawashiro …Read more »
As much as we love keeping up with the newest anime via our favorite streaming services, we’re also very happy to have RetroCrush. The platform carries classic anime of every vintage, from definitive 60s and 70s titles to turn-of-the-millennium series that might otherwise get lost …Read more »
Another Academy Awards season has come and gone. We’ve seen the wins, the sweeps, and the surprises. There may not have been any anime representation in this year’s animation categories, but that’s not going to stop us from talking about our favorite anime Oscars! And …Read more »
In 1972, mangaka Riyoko Ikeda launched her shojo series The Rose of Versailles. Fifty years later, the series has sold 20 million copies around the world, and led to such adaptations as an anime and musicals. It has also left its mark on the Japanese …Read more »
A new film adaptation of Riyoko Ikeda’s The Rose of Versailles is on the horizon. And we couldn’t be more excited. Seeing Oscar, André, Marie, and the rest back in action is something we’ve wanted for a long time. Not only that, we’re getting a feature …Read more »
It’s been 50 years since Riyoko Ikeda’s landmark shojo manga The Rose of Versailles first started serialization, and one of the ways the milestone is being marked is with the announcement of a new anime film. Featuring the tagline “They lived intensely, beautifully…,” the film …Read more »
The Rose of Versailles Episodes manga by Riyoko Ikeda has had its English publication postponed. Though it was originally supposed to come out this year, Chief of Udon Entertainment Erik Ko explained that its release schedule has changed because of “supply chain issues of the …Read more »
I could barely believe it in 2012, when the United States finally saw a DVD release of the 1979 shojo anime classic, The Rose of Versailles. In 2020, I was taken even more aback by the release of an English version of Riyoko Ikeda’s original …Read more »
When The Rose of Versailles first began in 1972, Riyoko Ikeda set out to tell a tale of the French Revolution. Contrary to fears that such a story wouldn’t fly, it quickly became a hit. And one of its secondary characters, Lady Oscar Francois de Jarjeyes, …Read more »
What’s better than watching your anime faves onscreen? Watching all of them together at once! Anime crossovers have always been a thing, but these days they’re getting more commonplace. From isekai expanded universes to studios bringing together their top-tier stars, it all means more fun for …Read more »
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