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PrevNextPlanet Anime Kansas City is back inside Bartle Hall, bringing anime fans together for a weekend filled with cosplay, gaming, vendors, panels and celebrity guests.

The big problem when a fandom grows is the law of averages: sometimes irrational voices take over and dominate the calm ones.We’ve seen that firsthand with Omori, a fandom that emerged from a video game that would have once been a graphic novel. Fans have cried foul about the ongoing manga series, nitpicking where they…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 22: Anime India, the premier platform bridging Japanese pop culture and Indian fandom, is officially launching the country’s largest-ever anime convention. Taking place from 28 to 30 August 2026 at the prestigious NESCO Exhibition Centre in Goregaon, Mumbai, the landmark three-day event expects a record-breaking footprint of over 50,000 passionate attendees…

Anime NYC is on full blast and publishers announce eye-catching titles, hold panels and events to entice and connect with readers! On August 21, TOKYOPOP announced seven new manga titles, including a Boys’ Love title from a creator that belongs on the genre’s Hall of Fame, Psyche Delico.

Philippines — Trading Wars, an upcoming Filipino-produced anime series by Mishkam Technologies, a start-up technology company based in Quezon City, aims to break barriers in the anime industry using synthography, a combination of human-directed and AI-assisted production methodologies

Takashi Okazaki described the origins of his manga series “Afro Samurai!” in an interview with UGO, and it began as modestly as possible. It seems that Okazaki was fond of the American Blaxploitation aesthetic and was always drawn to the sound as an aesthetic of hip-hop and soul music. He taught himself to draw Black…

Ghost in the Shell has always been fascinated by what happens when technology fundamentally changes what it means to be human. From cybernetic bodies and computerised brains to artificial intelligence and global networks, Masamune Shirow’s manga imagined a future in which the boundary between humanity and technology had become increasingly difficult to define.

Since I last reviewed Yukino Sonoyama’s Bless, a TV anime adaptation has been announced for 2027, handled by studio A-1 Pictures! So with excitement rising, this seems like as good a time as any to return to the manga from Kodansha.

Amazon MGM Studios has announced a live-action series based on the classic science-fiction romance manga “Please Save My Earth”. The series will premiere worldwide on Prime Video in autumn 2027.