Anime News

The official website of Kazuki Akane’s original anime series Stars Align (Hoshiai no Sora) has released a “special fan movie” this Wednesday. Also dubbed as a “memorial promotional video”, the video is set two years after the events in the anime series’ finale.

Good news to Illya fans out there: the popular Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya franchise will be getting a new theatrical anime film. The announcement was made this Thursday in the official website of the franchise’s anime adaptation.

It hasn’t even been a year since the release of Makoto Shinkai’s highly-successful Weathering With You (Tenki no Ko) and yet the acclaimed director is now planning his next film. In a tweet last Monday, Shinkai detailed the struggle he is currently having while coming up with his newest project: “I'm gradually assembling my new work while following the pace of the production of 'Weathering With You' three years ago.

More goodies for boys-love fans out there: the official website of the anime shorts of ITKZ’s boys-love manga series The Titan’s Bride (Kyojinzoku no Hanayome) has just revealed some major announcements this Wednesday.

The first promo video for the upcoming TV anime adaptation of Gege Akutami’s manga series Jujutsu Kaisen (literally Sorcery Fight) has just been released. The PV reveals the anime’s staff, additional cast, as well as the anime’s October 2020 premiere.

And now the end is near for Natsuo, Hina, and Rui, as this year’s 25th Weekly Shonen Magazine issue announced that Kei Sasuga’s (controversial) manga Domestic na Kanojo (Domestic Girlfriend) is set to end in three chapters.

Don’t easily believe everything you see on the internet, people. This Tuesday, the official Twitter account of Shonen Jump issued a warning to its followers about a Twitter account claiming to be Koyoharu Gotouge, author of the highly-popular manga series Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.

It’s full steam ahead for the newest TV anime project of idol franchise phenomenon Love Live. A new promo video highlighting the 5 main cast has been unveiled this Sunday, which shows the character designs for each as well as their names.

I know we’re all running out of anime to watch this lockdown season, but a new announcement from Netflix might just be the answer to our prayers. A recent reveal of what to look forward to in Netflix this June lists Cardcaptor Sakura as one of the series set to drop for the streaming platform’s US users.

Double sad news for ardent fans of Fire Force and mangaka (manga author) Atsushi Ohkubo: the author revealed in the commentary section of Fire Force’s 23rd volume that the series is in its final stages.