Anime News

The manga may have ended, but the TV anime series still isn’t over yet. The official Twitter account of the ultra-popular volleyball TV anime has just revealed that the second half of season 4—officially titled Haikyu.

Sentai Filmworks recently announced this week that they have acquired digital rights to the Wicked City anime for the following regions: United States, Canada, and Mexico. The film is only available for release in “select digital outlets’.

Bandai Namco announced on Thursday that there will be a livestreaming showcase featuring their popular fighting game Dragon Ball FighterZ on August 16. The streaming will be happening on the popular streaming platform Twitch.

The long wait is over. Game developer UNIVRS recently announced on Wednesday that will finally be releasing the Little Witch Academia game for the Oculus Quest on October 13. A trailer video (both in English and Japanese) was also uploaded featuring the gameplay and the release date.

Netflix recently announced on their official Twitter account that they will be adding the first season of The Promised Neverland anime into their growing streaming library beginning September 1. It will be available on the following regions: United States, Canada, and Latin America.

Here’s something for Attack on Titan fans especially those who are in Japan. It was announced that a collaboration café will be happening in Tokyo which will allow visitors to "experience the manga with all five senses.

Here’s some news for those who love to collect Collector Blu-Ray’s. In an online anime panel under the “Reed Pop Metaverse” event, Anime Limited announced that they will be releasing three titles for Collector’s Blu-Rays.

Some sad bit of news for our friends from the Land Down Under: the Australian Classification Board gave the 1st, 2nd, and 9th volumes of Yuu Kamiya’s No Game, No Life a “refused classification” mark, effectively banning the importation and sale of these three volumes.

The official website of wall-climbing-themed TV anime series Iwa-Kakeru. – Sports Climbing Girls – has revealed a new official visual this Wednesday. Check it out below. The website also announced the artists who will perform its main theme songs.

This year’s 36th and 37th combined Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, which is out in stores this Tuesday, announced the artists who will be performing the theme songs to the upcoming TV anime adaptation of Gege Akutami’s Jujutsu Kaisen (lit.