Trinity Seven -Revision- is a spinoff manga based on Kenji Saito and Akinari Nao’s Trinity Seven series, and it’s now officially over. The work of Yoichi Nishio first kicked off in Young Dragon Age magazine—previously known as Bessatsu Dragon Age—in September 2019, and the final …Read more »
Trinity Seven fans will get a chance to check out the latest anime film in the series in U.S. theaters. The second feature, Trinity Seven: Heavens Library & Crimson Lord, will have a private screening at Torrance, CA’s AniFest event on March 23, followed by …Read more »
Trinity Seven: Heaven’s Library & Crimson Lord is set to follow up 2017’s Trinity Seven the Movie: Eternity Library & Alchemic Girl anime film when it hits theaters in Japan on March 29. While we wait for the overseas premiere—and hopefully some kind of presence …Read more »
Following the act of the 2017 movie, Trinity Seven is once again getting ready to head to the big screen next year. A new key visual and trailer have arrived for TRINITY SEVEN the Movie Part 2, which officially opens in Japanese theaters on March …Read more »
Trinity Seven, the manga by Kenji Saito and Akinari Nao, will be getting a “slapstick romantic comedy” spinoff manga, it was revealed today. The spinoff will be called Trinity Seven: Seven Days, and will be written and illustrated by Misaki Mori (Arifureta Nichijou de Sekaisaikyou). …Read more »
Featured Spotlight: You've heard of ordinary folks being whisked away to fantasy worlds plenty of times before, but what if the world we're living in right now is the fantasy? Find out what happens when that illusion is dispelled in Trinity Seven , which is …Read more »
After being adapted into a TV anime in 2014, Kenji Saito and Akinari Nao's Trinity Seven manga will soon return to the world of animation. As announced in this year's August issue of Kadokawa's Monthly Dragon Age magazine, an anime film adaptation of Trinity Seven …Read more »
Sentai Filmworks announced the license of the Trinity Seven anime, based on the manga written by Kenji Saito and illustrated by Akinari Nao. The series previously streamed on Crunchyroll as it aired, and Sentai Filmworks has a release planned for select digital outlets, with home …Read more »
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