Anime News

The television anime adaptation of Tomo Takeuchi's Welcome to the Ballroom original manga will premiere in July, Kodansha revealed in its Monthly Shounen Magazine April issue. Kodansha also revealed the main cast for the upcoming series: • Tatara Fujita Voiced by: Shimba Tsuchiya • Kiyoharu Hyodo Voiced by: Nobuhiko Okamoto • Shizuku Hanaoka Voiced by: Ayane Sakura • Kaname Sengoku Voiced by: Toshiyuki Morikawa The anime will be directed by Yoshimi Itazu under Production I.

The Blu-ray and DVD versions of Gundam Wing mecha anime will be coming in North America this year. According to Nozomi Entertainment, the Gundam Wing will be released by Right Stuf and Sunrise sometime this 2017.

Weeks after its news release of its production an announcement has been made on Thursday by the Toei Animation that a cast has been set for the upcoming magical girl series “Kirakira ☆ Precure a la Mode”.

Spring is in, March has come, and that means Easter is nearing; bringing along with it is various franchises taking the chance to celebrate the rabbit, chocolate, and egg-filled holiday with promos, products and even events, this especially includes the subculture communities of anime and manga.

Kyoto Animation’s box office hit A Silent Voice (Koe no Katachi) anime film is coming to Australia and New Zealand next month. Madman Entertainment announced on Thursday that the film will open on April 6 in Australia, and on April 16 in New Zealand.

The To Love Ru franchise is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year and as a special treat for its fans, the manga To Love-Ru –Trouble- Darkness manga will be getting an new Original Video Anime (OVA) project.

Get ready for a different kind of pirate adventure as One Piece enters into the anime-original “Marine Rookie” arc on March 19. This has been confirmed in this year’s 14th issue of Weekly Shonen Jump.

Just in case you lost count, Naruto Shippuden is now reaching its 500th episode and now nearing the end of this awesome action-packed ninja series. The 2017 14th issue of Weekly Shonen Jump have teased the finale of the “Konoha Hiden” arc of the anime slated to air on March 23.

It was confirmed on Wednesday that Kazasa Sumita and Shinya Murata’s manga series Killing Bites manga is now green lit for an anime adaptation. The announcement was revealed in the April issue of Monthly Hero’s Magazine.

It was revealed on Monday in the 14th issue of the Weekly Shonen Jump that My Hero Academia author Koei Horikoshi suffered with a sudden illness which caused the recent chapter not published. According to the magazine’s editorial staff, the manga will return on the 15th issue which is slated to be released on March 13.