The original Urusei Yatsura anime premiered in 1981, following the 1978 debut of the manga. The new Urusei Yatsura anime decided against resetting the story in modern times, so it still occurs in the late 70s/early 80s. When the new anime hit Japanese TVs in …Read more »
Sumire Uesaka is the voice behind Lum in the new anime adaptation of Rumiko Takahashi’s classic Urusei Yatsura manga, and it certainly looks like she’s ready for the role. There’s no greater evidence for this than a recent photoshoot published in the pages of Weekly …Read more »
Some of our favorite anime boys just can’t seem to get those three little words out. Lots of them have kept their best girls waiting for years… even decades. October 3 is National Boyfriend Day, which sounds like as good an excuse as any! That …Read more »
The new anime series Urusei Yatsura has just dropped its second full promotional video. In it we learn that the opening theme song is called “AIUE” (“A-B-C-D”) and the ending theme song is “Tokyo Shandy Rendezvous.” Both of these are performed by MAISONdes. Minami and …Read more »
This past weekend kicked off with the Aniplex Online Fest 2022 event, which delivered a bunch of new info on various Aniplex anime titles that are on the way. One of the updates concerned the upcoming new Urusei Yatsura anime, which will offer up an …Read more »
Following up on the recent casting of Shizuka Ishigami as Benten, we have another addition to the ever-growing cast behind the new Urusei Yatsura anime. Rumiko Takahashi’s timeless manga series returns to the screen in an all-star adaptation starting this October, and the latest has …Read more »
Yesterday, we looked ahead at returning fall anime. Because as much as we love something fresh, we love seeing the old faves just as much. And if you want to talk “old faves,” today’s looks ahead to autumn fit the bill. Each of these is …Read more »
Discotek was at Okaton over the weekend, where it shared exciting news about new titles it has licensed. First up is the 1981-1986 Urusei Yatsura anime, and all 195 episodes of it will begin coming out next year in the form of four boxsets. It …Read more »
Rumiko Takahashi is in the news (is she ever out of it, really?) with the new adaptation of Urusei Yatsura set for October of this year. Now Japan’s top cosplayer, Enako, has busted out some Rumiko Takahashi costumes for a new photobook, and we’ve got …Read more »
The new anime adaptation of Rumiko Takahashi’s classic Urusei Yatsura manga previously announced plans to air over four cours (units of typically 11-14 episodes that make up one seasonal broadcast), and now we know that the first two will air consecutively when the “all-star” anime …Read more »
Following up on the initial reveal and cast additions, we finally have a start month for the new anime adaptation of Rumiko Takahashi’s Urusei Yatsura manga. As announced in the latest trailer, the TV anime will kick off its broadcast run on the noitaminA block …Read more »
A second teaser trailer has arrived for the new Urusei Yatsura TV anime, which has JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure studio david production bringing Rumiko Takahashi’s classic manga to the screen. The teaser introduces two more cast members, including Maaya Uchida (Catarina Claes in My Next Life …Read more »
This summer, the MCU is bringing back everyone’s favorite affable Norse god… and a few old friend. Thor: Love and Thunder is preparing to bring back Taika Waititi’s electrifying take on Chris Hemsworth’s Avenger. But that’s not ’til July. It’s February right now. We need some …Read more »
You heard, right? Urusei Yatsura is getting a new anime! (I mean, of course you’ve heard — we literally just told you.) The Rumiko Takahashi classic will be getting an electrifying four-cour series this year. And Sumire Uesaka is playing Lum. A perfect choice. We’re always …Read more »
2021 closed out with a doozy of an anime announcement. 2022 will mark the debut of a brand new four-season anime adaptation of Rumiko Takahashi’s classic comedy manga Urusei Yatsura, and we already have our first look at Lum and the voice cast behind both …Read more »
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