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You have to admit that without the creations of these talented individuals, we wouldn't be able to become die hard anime fans or followers of the otaku culture. If you noticed, a vast majority of the anime series that we have grown to love over the years are actually based from popular manga series.

Hunters, time to sharpen those weapons. It was announced on Saturday by CAPCOM that their game Monster Hunter XX is slated to be released for the Nintendo Switch on August 25 in Japan. You can check out the promotional video below: The new game has a new “Style Power Up” which allows hunters to label one Hunting Art as “SP Art” which grants some benefits to the whole party once it is activated.

If you’re an anime fan and you love football, then you definitely heard of Captain Tsubasa back in your younger days. A nostalgia is definitely going to hit you for this popular football anime is getting its own stage play adaptation set to premiere in August.

Although the anime series has ended and the movie had successful screenings in theaters around the world, the Sword Art Online franchise continues to grow in immense hype. While you are still waiting for what’s in store soon, here’s something that you might find interesting.

Along with the release of the special edition of the final 12th volume of the fantasy manga series “Kannagi: Crazy Shrine Maidens” by Eri Takenashi it has been confirmed by the official Twitter for the Ichijinsha's Monthly Comic Rex that the volume will be having a newly-recorded drama CD on a script by the manga author herself.

A new unconventional romance story is about to be added to the anime community and its name is “Fox Spirit Matchmaker” a.k.a. “Enmusubi no Youko-chan.” Created by Xiao Xin, the web comic is confirmed to have plans for an anime adaptation and already there is a premiere date confirmed, which is on July 1 and a list of cast and staff to go with it.

It seems that fans of the Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy fandoms might have to do a little bit of waiting. Yosuke Matsuda, CEO of Square Enix announced at the company’s financial results briefing session that their current game projects Kingdom Hearts III as well as the remake of the epic Final Fantasy VII will be launched in the next three years.

It is official, not only will live action film of the long running comedy series “Gintama” be making its debut on July 14, there will also be a live action net series making its debut a day after the film’s release.

Another sneak peek on what to expect with the upcoming anime that is “Ramen Daisuki Koizumi-san” a.k.a. “Ms. Koizumi loves ramen noodles” is revealed as of Friday as the official website releases not only a new key visual but a list of main staff to work on the production as well.

Synopsis Enter into a world of lovely sweets and lovely males through the eyes of a young girl named Sayuri Haruno. Her dream is to become a pastry chef and to attain this dream she enrolls in the prestigious Fleurir Confectionary Academy.