Anime News

It was announced on Saturday during the “Nyanpasu Matsuri Vacation Nanon”. event that the anime series Non Non Biyori is getting a third season. A promotional video on the announcement of the anime’s third season was also uploaded on the series' official website.

It was announced on Monday in the Weekly Shonen Jump that The Promised Neverland manga by Posuka Demizu and Kaiu Shirai will have a one-week break. This means that no new chapter will be published in the magazine’s next issue on May 20 and will return on May 27 for the magazine’s 26th issue.

Atlus has launched a series of “video reports” about its upcoming game Persona 5 The Royal. The videos, dubbed “Morgana Report” (“Morgana Tsuushin” or “Monatsu” in Japanese”) are voiced by Morgana’s VA Ikue Ohtani.

We all heard about this project four years ago, and it got us all excited: the much-awaited remake of Final Fantasy VII, announced during E3 2015. After a year or two, sure we can still afford to be patient, yeah Square Enix take your time.

Today is the day that Kabaneri fans have been waiting for, as today is the Japanese theatrical release of the Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress movie. As a gift to fans, Wit Studio’s website posted a special clip featuring the movie’s theme song “Sakaseya Sakase”, which was sung by Japanese pop music duo EGOIST.

Get ready for a major serving of nostalgia, as one of the most iconic 90s anime series is gearing up for a comeback—not on TV though (but we sure are hoping for one.), but on stage. Office ENDLESS has just announced that they will be producing a stage play adaptation of the classic Yu Yu Hakusho manga series.

Online streaming platform Netflix appears bent on acquiring more anime for its enormous roster of TV shows. This time, the streaming platform has acquired the anime adaptation of Yumi Tamura’s 7SEEDS manga.

Marvel’s Avengers: Endgame has smashed—and is still breaking— box office records around the world, but this doesn’t appear to be the case in Japan. The Earth’s Mightiest Heroes may have soundly beaten Thanos, but they have found their match in the stunted Conan Edogawa.

More yuri goodness is on the way this 2019, as KADOKAWA has just announced that Hitoma Iruma’s yuri light novel series Adachi to Shimamura will be getting a TV anime adaptation. The announcement was made in KADOKAWA’s Dengeki Bunko light novel Twitter account.

Last Sunday a special event was held to commemorate the Nakano quintuplet’s birthday, and along with this special birthday celebration came a surprise announcement for its fans: the Quintessential Quintuplets will be getting a second season.