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Animators and other such workers in the anime industry face a demanding schedule and are overworked almost all the time. So, how are the female workers faring in an industry that is this strict? Who can answer this question the best other than Minako Fujiyo, TMS Entertainment’s first female[…]
With the Tales of Arise game now out, Bandai is setting things up for the release of Tales of Luminaria. Even without the release date, the game is now open for registration. The anime adaptation for the game seems to be on a similar track. The main cast and the studio have already been[…]
Although the police comedy genre has quite a presence in the west, it has been a while since we got one in anime. Well, the upcoming Police in a Pod anime is here to fill that gap and will make you fall in love with the genre once again. The manga is already very successful, with more than 2[…]
The fun-filled Pokémon Journeys with Ash and GO had to come to an end at some point. On Friday, the final chapter of the manga Pokémon Journeys: The Series was published in the November edition of Shogakukan’s Coro Coro Comics. Machito Gomi beautifully illustrated the manga Pokémon Journeys: The Series […]
We’re here. We’re Queer. We’re in the clear for a humorous boys’ love anime series. The world of yaoi was rocked by Maki Murakami’s hit manga series “Gravitation.” Its anime adaption was a huge success and it influenced popular queer anime like Given. Gravitation has been added to Crunchyroll’s catalog. […]
The latest film of the Violet Evergarden franchise is not just a conclusion for the breathtaking character, Violet, but also embodies KyoAni’s much-awaited comeback. Although Violet Evergarden: The Movie was released in September 2020, there was no way for fans outside Japan to watch it till now.
With its latest feature film, Earwig and Witch, Studio Ghibli will become synonymous with computer-generated art style. Why should only the U.S. and Japan have all the fun? On November 18, Netflix will make Earwig and the Witch, Studio Ghibili’s first CG anime feature, available to users outside of the […]
Experience stands above all when it comes to practical skills, but you need to step down and give the stage to the emerging new talent. With this thought in his mind, one of Shonen Sunday’s most iconic editors-in-chief has officially retired after six years. Shogakukan’s Weekly Shonen Sunday is[…]
Sumikko Gurashi is an anime that resonates with introverts who feel comfortable in a corner. The title itself roughly translates to “life in a corner,” and maybe this series will make you feel a bit more at home with yourself. From a penguin with existential crisis to an uneaten piece of pork[…]
To put it simply, Blue Lock is essentially just a less tragic and gore-ish version of Squid Game. The key difference between both would be that Blue Lock is about football and high-schoolers who aspire to become the best strikers in the world. This sports anime is unlike any other you’ve ever[…]
Since the anime’s release, there hasn’t been a moment without Demon Slayer in the news. The franchise’s popularity has enabled it to break all sorts of manga and film records. As if there wasn’t enough buzz this year due to the current season of the anime, the fans also have an amazing-looking[…]
It seems like every plot that you can think of, no matter how bizarre, there’s probably an anime about it. Somehow, something as distant as idols and samurais can exist within the same story and make sense, like Toei’s new experimental project. Toei Animation and advertising agency Sotsu have[…]