Anime News

A new teaser video was just released for the upcoming second season of the TV anime adaptation of Afro’s manga series Laid-Back Camp (Yurukyan Δ). Check it out here. The new season is set for a January 2021 premiere.

2021 is shaping up to be a pretty good year thanks to announcements of new anime to look forward to—and to make the next year appear even better, Fruits Basket is adding itself to the bunch. The last episode of Fruits Basket season 2, which aired just yesterday, announced that the beloved series will be getting a third season entitled Fruits Basket The Final.

The future is definitely now, as the time has come for us to finally see a real-life moving Gundam. A Japanese Gundam fan with the Twitter handle @yoshi115t has posted a thread consisting of several pictures and a video of what appears to be a test run for the life-sized Gundam in Yokohama.

A recently-released announcement video has revealed the December 10 Netflix premiere of their live-action adaptation of popular suspense-survival manga series Alice in Borderland (Imawa no Kuni no Alice).

Good news to fans of Hori and Miyamura, as it was revealed that Daisuke Hagiwara’s fan-favorite romantic comedy manga Horimiya will be getting a TV anime adaptation. The announcement was made by way of the launch of a new website for the series, which is set for a January 2021 premiere.

Next up on the fall anime series list is the anime adaptation of Shounen Jump’s currently hottest series, Gege Akutami’s Jujutsu Kaisen. The official website of the TV anime adaptation released a new promo video featuring new scenes as well as offering a sneak preview of the series’ opening theme song “Kaikai Kitan” by Eve.

Buckle up and get ready to go back to Aincrad, the place where it all started.

The Fall anime season is coming real soon, and with that comes more releases of new teaser trailers. The next one on the list is upcoming fall season anime TONIKAWA: Over the Moon for You (original title: Tonikaku Kawaii or literally, Generally Cute), with a new trailer released just this weekend.

The official Twitter account of the Haruhi Suzumiya franchise is out and about confirming that the new light novel release ain’t a fever dream, as last Sunday a preview of the cover art for the new light novel was released.

The official website of the new Shaman King anime released a new promotional teaser video on Thursday which feature the upcoming anime’s staff and cast members. The anime is scheduled to air in April 2021 and will accurately adapt all the 35 volumes of the manga’s new complete edition.