Anime openings and endings, the musical mark of any anime and something that many viewers remember the most about the show. One thing about anime openings though is that, not only do they bring out the anime, but they’re quite memorable as well.

We posted a list of some nostalgic anime opening songs way back and we think that five songs aren’t enough. We would like to tug your nostalgic hearts once again as we bring you another list of five nostalgic anime openings.

Gundams, one of the oldest and most recognized franchise in Japan with various mecha fans to back it up and a new life sized model of one is up in production.

Known for her notable roles in the live-action Densha Otoko and Hana Kimi series, Japanese actress Maki Horikita announced her retirement from the entertainment industry on her official website on Tuesday.

One of the things that the anime community is well known for is for its embodiment of the statement, not everything is at it seems.

It was announced on Sunday in the official Dragon Ball Super website that Miyu Inoue, a 19-year-old Japanese singer will perform the anime’s ending theme song titled “Boogie Back.” This “danceable pop tune” ending song will debut on the April 2 episode.

On Saturday, the official website of the One Piece franchise revealed a preview visual of the upcoming anime-original arc “Marine Rookie” which will premiere on March 19. The arc will focus on Luffy and his companions traveling to rescue Sanji as well as featuring some new characters and new Marine soldiers.

So Dreamworks and Paramount’s live-action film adaptation of Masamune Shirow’s Ghost in the Shell will premiere this month in the West (and next month in Japan). With the trailer, visuals, and other promotions popping up, this is one of the most anticipated movies to watch this year.

It’s still the first quarter for 2017 and the Japanese manga and light novel industry has lost another great individual. The literary group ”Kenō Kōsoku Kōtsū” announced on Friday that character designer and illustrator Torishimo passed away on February 20.

Get ready to make some noise as the music anime Fukumenkei Noise a.k.a Anonymous Noise has officially announced a release schedule for the month of April.