The incredibly popular sci-fi action thriller anime Tokyo Revengers is making a grand return with a much-anticipated sequel. This exciting news was unveiled at a special event on June 16, 2024, marking the fourth anniversary of the anime adaptation. To further fuel the excitement, a promotional trailer recapping the thrilling events of the previous seasons was also unveiled on YouTube.
While consecutive releases of some of the best anime have kept anime fans occupied for the past few years, it seems like this year is for anime movies. While fans can’t get enough of anime series, there’s something uniquely engaging about movies as they offer a complete narrative experience, allowing you to be part of the entire anime journey from start to finish, without the breaks of episodes or seasons.
The TV anime adaptation of ‘Dr.STONE’ by Riichiro Inagaki and Boichi, a series that has amassed a great deal of fan following since release, began airing in Japan in July 2019. Now, as it reaches its fifth anniversary, a significant milestone, the anime’s official website has shared a special visual drawn by Takashi Muratani, the sub-character designer and chief animation director, to commemorate this momentous occasion.
Tracing its origins back to the late ’50s, the mecha genre stands as a testament to the enduring creativity of anime. It’s not just one of the oldest and most diverse genres, but a significant part of anime history. Numerous creators have used it as a platform to depict the harsh realities of war, often through the eyes of young protagonists, leaving a profound impact on the medium.
Unlike anime series that are perfect for binge-watching, anime movies offer a distinct experience. They allow you to immerse yourself in a complete anime story in just one sitting. Moreover, these films expand the anime universe with thrilling sequels that can be enjoyed as standalone experiences while covering a larger narrative.
The much-awaited return of Honobu Yonezawa, the mastermind behind the beloved mystery slice-of-life show Hyouka, is here with a fresh and intriguing mystery series, Shoushimin (How to Become Ordinary). This novel series is the inspiration for a thrilling television anime adaptation that is set to grace the channel’s NUMAnimation block in the exciting month of July.
After an eternity’s worth of wait, the popular T.V. anime Fairy Tail is finally back with its long-awaited sequel, Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest. It is the official sequel to the anime that first aired in 2009, and the last season was released in 2019. In the ten years it aired, fans enjoyed the series to its fullest. However, after the long run, the anime reached a stopping point and went on a hiatus. In the long-awaited sequel, the story will focus on the adventures of our main protagonist gang as they take on the legendary “100-Year Quest”. Here’s everything you need to know.
The official website of the Anime Expo convention, your gateway to the most exclusive anime content, has unveiled its full four-day schedule. Get ready to be among the first to witness several anime premieres that will debut at the convention on July 4, 2024.
ATRI -My Dear Moments-, an eagerly anticipated TV anime based on the visual novel developed by Frontwing and Makura and published by ANIPLEX.EXE, has unveiled a new key visual, a new trailer, and new information about the series’ official opening and ending theme songs. The broadcast information of the series was also announced. The anime, which fans have been eagerly awaiting, is scheduled to release on the highly anticipated date of July 13, 2024.
In February 2024, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – To the Hashira Training covered the final episode of the series Swordsmith Village Arc and the first episode of the anticipated Hashira Training Arc. Season 4 of Demon Slayer is covering the Hashira Training Arc and will set up the groundwork for the Demon Slayer finale.
Whisper Me A Love Song, a popular manga series, finally received its long-awaited anime adaptation after many trials and tribulations. The series’ dedicated fanbase had high expectations for the anime. However, the adaptation did not meet these expectations.
Tower of God, the beloved South Korean webtoon by S.I.U., made its anime debut in 2020, much to the delight of its dedicated fanbase. After a period of eager anticipation, the release window for Tower of God Season 2 has been unveiled, igniting a renewed wave of excitement and dedication among its loyal fans.