Anime News

It was announced on Thursday by Ghibli Museum Director Kazuki Anzai that the Ghibli Museum is now in the process of slowly reopening to the general public in September. The museum is dedicated to the animated productions made by the powerhouse animation studio, Studio Ghibli.

2021 is definitely a hopeful year for Dr. Stone anime fans as it was recently announced that the season of the anime is slated to premiere in January 2021. To add more hype into this announcement, a teaser video was released in the anime’s official website previewing the “Stone Wars” story arc.

Are you ready for more Fruits Basket. To add more excitement, Funimation released an English-subtitled trailer on Friday previewing the anime’s 2nd half of this highly anticipated second season. Aside from this, Funimation has also released a new visual as well as preview of the new opening song “Home”, performed by Asako Toki.

Seven Seas Entertainment revealed on Thursday that they have officially licensed the following titles: Failure Frame: I Became the Strongest and Annihilated Everything With Low-Level Spells (both manga and light novel series), Donuts Under a Crescent Moon, Dungeon Toilet, and Dai Dark manga.

Need more nostalgic anime to bring watch while staying at home, then the anime streaming service RetroCrush got your back. The services announce recently that they have added 10 titles into its growing retro anime library.

Missed Daisuke Kanbe. Worry not, as the ~ hot ~ detective is now set to return this July. And to tease his much-awaited return, the official Twitter account of The Millionaire Detective – Balance: UNLIMITED has released a new promo video.

A trademark filing by Japanese animation and production company Sunrise that was made public this Tuesday, June 30, reveals that the company has trademarked the “Love Live. Superstar” label. While it was not officially announced, fans are speculating that this could be the title of the newest Love Live.

A day before the series’ debut on Netflix, a new clip was released for the live-action JU-ON: Noroi no Ie (JU-ON: Origins), the first live-action TV series for the popular horror franchise. Check out the unsettling two-minute clip here (be warned of the last few minutes).

A new release date has now been announced for the third and final installment in the Fate/stay night: Heaven’s Feel film trilogy. The film’s official website and Twitter account revealed that the third film, spring song, is now set for an August 15 release in Japan.

Our favorite biker boys are set to make the jump to the live-action big screen, and now a trailer has been released. The official website for the live-action film adaptation of Wataru Watanabe’s Yowamushi Pedal has posted a trailer for the film last Monday.