Anime News

Production I.G. has announced last Sunday that their original TV anime series Kabukicho Sherlock (alternate title: Case File nº221: Kabukicho) will be releasing a six-episode original video anime (OVA).

This Tuesday, Sega has released a trailer for the new “Sakura Wars” game detailing the story’s “Demon Conflict”. Check out the trailer here. Sega also provides an overview of the conflict, translated by Gematsu as such:   “As the Imperial Combat Revue prepares to compete in the Combat Revue World Games, their challenge is far bigger than just themselves.

Something to brighten up the day of eager Rurouni Kenshin fans here: the official Twitter account of the upcoming live-action films of the series has just released seven new stills from the movie. Check out all seven pictures below: Most of the main cast from the past Rurouni Kenshin films have been announced to be reprising their roles.

Oldies anime fans, rise up. Early 2000s TV anime series Aria the Animation is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year, and what better way to celebrate such an occasion but by announcing a new project.

Running out of things to watch. Well, we’re all in luck, as Funimation has announced that they will be streaming the Rascal Does Not Dream of A Dreaming Girl movie in their site. The stream will only be for a limited time though, as Funimation has announced that the movie will only be available starting Friday, April 17 4:00 PM ET until Monday, April 20 at 4:00 PM ET.

Last March we reported that a “season two” for hit anime series Cells at Work was set for a January 2021 premiere. Turns out, the said anime project is actually an anime adaptation of Cells at Work. Code Black, one of the many spinoff series from the original Cells at Work manga series by Akane Shimizu.

Get ready for some seriously slick moves and cool vocals, as Sony Music Japan has recently dropped the full music video for DADDY. DADDY. DO., the opening theme song for Kaguya-sama: Love is War season 2.

Something to get us all excited and looking forward to the end of our quarantine-at-home set-up: a full trailer has finally been released for the much-awaited film sequel to the highly-successful Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba series.

Sad news for all those looking forward to the release of given: the official website of the popular boys-love series has announced that the release of the series’ anime film adaptation has been put on hold indefinitely.

The hype of Demon Slayer is still going strong as the 11th volume of the manga has reached #2 on NPD BookScan’s Top 20 adult graphic novel list for the previous month. The BookScan rankings (which covers about 85% of the U.