Anime News

Let it snow. The Sapporo Snow Festival this year brings out something that not only will there be something for the regular crowd to admire but there will be something for both anime, gaming and other fans alike to enjoy.

Announced on Thursday in this year’s March issue of the Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine is the production of an anime adaptation for the comedy manga entitled “Ahogaru: Clueless Girl” a.k.a “Aho-Girl.

Some people would just do anything for their waifus. In the Gamers' head office located in Akihabara in Japan, a life-size statue of Rem from Re:Zero is currently on display. Last February 2 was not only Rem's birthday, but also her twin sister Ram.

On Monday, FUNimation Entertainment officially announced their English Dub cast for the anime adaptation of the Chain Chronicle game titled Chain Chronicle: The Light of Haecceitas (Chain Chronicle: Haecceitas no Hikari).

Now you have another reason to visit the Land of the Rising Sun very soon-- especially if you're a die hard Inuyasha fan. On Monday, the staff of the Inuyasha stage play released an official visual as well as confirmed names who will be part of the part of this anticipated stage production.

As good as watching new and upcoming of this year may be, anime fans both new and old can still be able to find entertainment in the classics of the anime community. Yet while some of those classics may have ended on a satisfactory note in some cases and unsatisfactory in others, there are a few anime that continue to push through until today.

There are various character types that can be located within the anime community that many fans can relate to. From the unique and memorable, the fun and relatable to even the strange and questionable; there are thousands of characters in the anime community that can be categorized.

The music mixed media project featuring five girls with a big dream of becoming idols “BanG Dream” earns not only a green-light for a new original video anime(OVA) for production but they shall be having a 4th Live Concert as well.

Twitter, when it comes to the anime community has been used various times in promoting new works, updating fans on their favoured shows and even act as a venue to communicate with the artist of either manga works or anime.

To celebrate and promote the second part release of Kore Yamazaki's fantasy manga series Mahou Tsukai no Yome/The Ancient Magus' Bride on February 4, a countdown of illustrations has been made with the official website and Twitter account for the three-part OAD project inspired by the manga.