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A new trailer for the “Deluxe Edition” version of Dragon Ball FighterZ was uploaded by Bandai Namco Entertainment on Tuesday. Note that this new version will only be released digitally for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.

It was revealed in the 13th and final episode of the second season Thunderbolt Fantasy on Monday that it is confirmed to be getting a third season. The series was written by Gen Urobuchi (notable for writing the script for the Madoka Magica anime) with character designs by Nitroplus and Good Smile Company as “modeling adviser” for the series.

From manga to an anime, and even a film, the magical girl of “Fate” now gains a Prisma Illya OVA. Announced at yesterday’s “Prisma☆Klangfest ~ kaleidoscope ~”, a live anniversary event for Prisma Illya fans held at Tokyo's Toyosu PIT, no specifics have been given on the project as of yet.

The “Steins; Gate 0” anime was meant to have 24 episodes but the supposed final episode did not air. Now it is announced that the 24th episode will be streamed on Crunchyroll. Titled as "Valentine's of Crystal Polymorphism - Bittersweet Intermedio -” the episode is also a part of the sixth and final DVD and Blu-ray Disc release for the series that shipped on Friday.

It has been confirmed, the volleyball anime “Haikyuu..” is making a return.

Coming January is a new original anime by Gaina titled “Hulaing Babies” and staff and cast details have been confirmed for the series. The anime will be featuring a group of young girls as they take part in a hulaing club in their high school located in a sleepy hot springs town near Iwaki City in Fukushima Prefecture.

As of Tuesday, Digital Manga, Inc.'s adult manga imprint Project-H has gotten its store shut down due to being banned from its e-commerce platform Shopify.

A new trailer of the highly anticipated crossover video game Jump Force was released by Bandai Namco Entertainment and Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe on Wednesday which features the game’s story.

The upcoming “Boogiepop Doesn't Laugh” anime has its Japanese broadcast schedule confirmed. And in addition, an initial broadcast event has been announced. The initial broadcast event will be featuring an hour-long screening of the first and second episode of the anime.

It was posted in the official website of the My Hero Academia anime that its fourth season will premiere in October 2019. It first visual was also released with the tagline that says “I’ll become your hero.