Anime News

Good news to fans of Cells at Work: the series’ cutest characters—the Platelets, of course—are getting their own spinoff manga.

The 2nd in three planned films for Kyoto Animation’s school band anime Sound. Euphonium is already showing in Japanese theaters (it started showing on April 19). As part of continued promotions for the movie entitled Gekijōban Hibike.

A previous article in this website reported Atlus’ promise of revealing new details about the much-hyped Persona 5 The Royal at the Persona Super Live 2019 Concert… and boy, did good ol’ Atlus deliver well.

Can’t get enough of the favorite blue cat Doraemon. Now he will not only be conquering TV and cinemas, he will also be available in your favorite gaming consoles. It was announced on Tuesday by Bandai Namco Entertainment America that they will release the video game titled Doraemon: Story of Seasons (Doraemon: Nobita no Bokujō Monogatari) this Fall.

The current ongoing anime series The Helpful Fox Senko-san can now be streamed via popular anime streaming website Crunchyroll. New episodes will be streamed every Wednesdays at 10:30 am EDT. The series is available for streaming in the following countries: Canada, United States, Australia, Ireland, Iceland, the United Kingdom, South Africa, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.

A new gameplay trailer was upload on Wednesday by Bandai Namco Entertainment which previews the DLC character Goku from the popular Dragon Ball anime franchise, Dragon Ball GT. The DLC will be officially released for the game on May 9.

Sad news for fans of the hit yuri manga Bloom Into You (Yagate Kimi ni Naru): a picture taken from the latest issue of Dengeki Daioh announced that the beloved yuri series will be ending on volume 8. The final volume will be released on November 2019.

Just this Wednesday, a new trailer for For Whom the Alchemist Exists was released in the Anime. Anime. website and Youtube channel. The anime film is an adaptation of the hit smartphone game The Alchemist Code.

Bloom Into You is currently one of the most-popular yuri series, even ranking second in a popularity poll done by the Akiba Research Institute. Its manga and TV anime series proved to be huge successes, and now the beloved yuri manga is set to be adapted into a new medium: a live-action stage play.

The June issue of Shueisha’s Bessatsu Margaret magazine has just revealed that Io Sakisaka’s popular shoujo manga Omoi, Omoware, Furi, Furare will be getting both an anime and live-action film adaptation.