And now we have more news on Netflix’s live-action adaptation of hit sci-fi series Cowboy Bebop: according to the NZ Herald, the cast are currently in New Zealand working on the series. Stuntman Tristan Liu posted a picture of him together with Bebop’s main cast John Cho and Mustafa Shakir, along with English-Bangladeshi actor Jon Uddin.

The One Piece manga has already been running for like forever, so much so that we can’t imagine a world without it (okay, I exaggerate, but you get the idea). Well then, how about this: One Piece will finally be over after five years.

Fresh details have just been served to us on the upcoming remake of OG cooking anime series Shin Chuka Ichiban. (“The True Best Cuisine in China.”) or known to us English-speakers as Cooking Master Boy.

A super major dose of nostalgia coming right up: K-ON’s Houkago Tea Time band recently reunited onstage. Their surprise reunion happened on September 1, during the last day of the yearly Animelo Summer Live.

Good news to fans waiting for news on the upcoming fourth season of Food Wars. Shokugeki no Soma. First off, an official release date has been confirmed, with the fourth season pegged for an October 11 release.

Hot on the heels of acclaimed horror artist Junji Ito’s appearance at the Crunchyroll Expo last August 31 is some really good news for his fans out there: Ito’s Uzumaki manga will be getting an anime adaptation.

Good news The Rising of the Shield Hero fans. It was announced by Crunchyroll during their very own Crunchyroll Expo on Sunday that the anime is getting two additional seasons. As of this time, they have not released the debut dates yet.

A new promotional video was streamed for the upcoming release of slice-of-life yuri comedy Yuruyuri’s 10th anniversary OVA. The new PV previews the OVA project’s opening song Yuru Tenya Wanya sung by Nanamori Chu Gorakabu, which is composed of the voice actresses for the eight main characters.

Calling all fujoshi out there. Popular boys’ love manga Sekai-Ichi Hatsukoi (World’s Greatest First Love) is getting a new anime adaptation. This good news was revealed to be a celebration of the fifth anniversary of Kadokawa’s Emerald magazine, where the manga is currently being serialized.

Still unsure if you’re going to attend Anime NYC. Well, the event organizers just announced a new guest. The official website of Anime NYC recently revealed that they will be also hosting voice actress and singer Miku Ito.