Anime News

Finally, the Demon Slayer manga officially ended with its final chapter published in this year’s 24 issue of the Weekly Shonen Jump magazine that was published on Monday. Although it’s a bit sad that this popular series has already ended, there is still something to look forward to for the fans as Ryoji Hirano stated in the issue that a short spinoff series titled Kimetsu no Yaiba: Rengoku Gaiden is now in the works.

Get into the nostalgia train while staying safely at home as Toei Animation announced last weekend that the first four anime series of the popular Digimon franchise would be available for streaming on Hulu.

  If you already caught up with the recent anime, how about going back to the classics for awhile. Crunchyroll recently announced that will start streaming more of the City Hunter franchise: from its anime series, to anime specials, to its films.

Japanese Twitter was really in awe when a user named “Decopon” shared screenshots of what appears to be his son’s creation in the program Blender. It is the Dimensional Infinity Fortress from the popular Demon Slayer franchise.

The “climax” chapter of the Demon Slayer manga is out in Japan now (but we’re not gonna share spoilers of course.). Here’s some other good news for you. It was announced on Friday by Japanese publisher Shueisha that the Demon Slayer manga will have a third novel to be released on July 3 in Japan.

No turnips trades are needed as Animal Crossing: New Horizons remain number 1 in the recent Japanese Video Game Rankings from May 4-10. The game had weekly sales of 192,942 in Japan alone. Overall copies sold are at 4,350,458.

It was announced on Friday on the official Twitter account for the Pokemon: Twilight Wings net anime short series that the 5th episode will be delayed to June 5 due to production delay caused by COVID-19.

What better way to get people/weebs to wash their hands properly than by getting a popular 2D idol group to promote it. Perhaps that’s exactly the thoughts of Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare, as they have recently collaborated with Love Live.

Manga artists are stepping up in support of Japan’s Stay Home campaign, and the newest artist to participate in this endeavor is Posuka Demizu, illustrator of The Promised Neverland manga series. The series’ official Twitter account posted on Tuesday Demizu’s special illustration depicting the three main characters wearing face masks.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it has been a common trend for artists and musicians to sing or play their instruments and record them in their own homes. Now wouldn’t be awesome if a lot if these performers all come together to pay tribute to an awesome anime series….