Anime News

It seems that there’s going to be a new Dragon Ball game out for the smartphone. Bandai Namco Entertainment has released the teaser video on Thursday for the upcoming game titled Dragon Ball Z Bucchigiri Match.

Japanese singer Namie Amuro recently celebrated her 25th anniversary in the industry last September 16. While this news has been received well especially to her fans, she released an announcement on Wednesday on her official website that she will be retiring from singing effective September 16, 2018.

In celebration of the Autumnal Equinox and on September 22, 2017, Niantic has announced the a Pokemon GO event will be taking place. Including a variety item bundles, the egg catch and hatch event will be running until October 2, 2017.

Another commemoration is up for the upcoming fantasy series, “The Ancient Magus Bride” a.k.a. “Mahō Tsukai no Yome” and this time it is with a museum to be opened on September 30. On the same day, a talk show involving the cast members of the show will be held as well.

Final Fantasy fans, get ready. Square Enix recently revealed on Tuesday that they will be releasing its upcoming “Comrades” multiplayer expansion for Final Fantasy XV. The expansion is slated for an October 31 release for both the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Fans both new and old of the “Neko Atsume” app will be having a new way to enjoy the game in the next year. From the Android/iOS the cat-collecting game will be heading for VR. To be known as “Neko Atsume VR”, the news was officially revealed on Tuesday at the PlayStation press conference at Tokyo Game Show by Sony.

Depicting the struggles of boys and girls trapped in a Rehabilitation facility for “Net Addiction”, The new TV Series “EVIL OR LIVE” is to be broadcast this Fall 2017. Sent to a Rehabilitation Facility to treat their addiction to Internet, Young Boys and Girls are unaware of the hellish life that awaits them.

It was announced on Monday by the game publisher PQube that they will be releasing Chaos;Child on October 13 (Europe) and October 24 (North America). The game will be available physically in PlayStation Vita and on the PlayStation 4.

Seiji Muzushima, the director of the Fullmetal Alchemist anime had something to say when it comes to the upcoming live-action film adaptation. To quote, “It was a bad idea to only use Japanese actors.

An official PV (promotional video) is released for the upcoming slice-of-life comedy series “Osake wa Fufu ni Natte kara” a.k.a. “Drinking is allowed after Marrying.” With a span of 30 seconds, the video reveals new cast members and the theme song for the series.