Anime News

Earlier this week, Kodansha revealed that it will publish a manga adaptation of Toei animation’s first CG and original anime, Kado: The Right Answer, this coming March 22 on its Morning Two magazine.

The The Ancient Magus' Bride: Those Awaiting a Star (Mahō Tsukai no Yome: Hoshi Matsu Hito) anime has released the trailer for its third and final part. Just a little warning though: the teaser contains spoiler for the previous two films.

As of Monday, new details on the release date, staff and a visual have been released for the upcoming anime adaptation of mystery novel series “Vatican Kiseki Chōsakan” a.k.a. “Vatican Miracle Examiner” on its official website.

As the popular fantasy action series known as Fairy Tail continues to grow, a special announcement has been made this week of an upcoming movie entitled “Dragon Cry” in the 12th issue of the Weekly Shounen Magazine alongside a special double chapter with cover and coloured page.

We would like to interrupt your Kimi no na wa hype to bring you this news. Three individuals in Japan were given charges by the Osaka Prefectural Police's Anti-Cybercrime Division for sharing and distributing Makoto Shinkai's anime film your name.

It was announced on Tuesday that Square Enix officially launched a new studio named Studio Istolia. The studio is based in Tokyo with a new RPG project currently in development. The new project is given the tentative title: "Project Prelude Rune.

If you’re familiar with the voices of Black Butler’s Sebastian Michaelis, Akatsuki no Yona’s Hak, or Code Geass’s Lelouch Lamperouge, you’ll most likely find their “sound-alikes” at the upcoming Anonymous Noise (Fukumenkei Noizu) anime television series.

Here's some good news: You can now watch the anime CG Film Gantz:O on Netflix. The movie is now available to watched in either Japanese audio with English subtitles or English Dub. Below is the list of the English Dub cast.

On March 4th to April 5th at the Fuerai Science Museum located in Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture is a screening event for the anime adaptation to the visual novel “Planeterium” by Key’s. First released in Japan in 2007, it was initially developed as a way to ease new players into visual novels.

There is different anime for different kinds of people depending on the genre. The sports anime for the athletics lovers, the love stories for the romantics, even cooking/food anime for the foodies. But there is one genre that almost anyone can enjoy if given the chance; the music genre, a genre where one can immerse themselves in a world where music is an integral part of the lives the characters.