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Tom Cruise. What a guy, huh? I don’t necessarily mean that in the complimentary sense, but more in the way one might react upon laying eyes on a cryptid or some sort of folkloric entity.

Global anime streaming service Crunchyroll will hold ‘Crunchyroll Festival Korea 2026’ in the Hongdae area of Seoul from Saturday, October 24 to Sunday, November 8 to celebrate the launch of its official Korean service.

Japan has a knack for tapping into the human spirit and understanding what nourishes us as a species. One of the ways it does that is through stamp rallies, fulfilling our desire to collect things, achieve goals, and get our hands on a good freebie.

The Naruto franchise is planning to expand in a way that hints at trouble for the official sequel, Boruto, and its current manga installment, Two Blue Vortex. The original Narutomanga wrapped up its narrative with a perfect ninja story, leaving no loose ends that necessitated a sequel. However, a sequel was still announced, and while…

The 2026 World Cup Prizm release has quickly become one of the most closely watched soccer products in the hobby, and its case-hit inserts are already creating a sharp divide in the market. Two of the biggest chases, Manga and Prizmania, sit in the same product and feature overlap in star power, but they are…

This summer, Panini released the 2026 World Cup Prizm set, arguably one of the most important sets in the soccer hobby. Panini continued to add various case hits to the set that we have seen before, like National Landmarks, World Cup Posters, National Pride, Manga, Color Blast, Dual Color Blast, Color Wheel, Alter Ego, and…

Inde Navarrette, best known for her role as Nikki Freeman in Obsession, says she took a deep dive into anime to better understand screenwriting and storytelling while waiting for her star to rise.

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Anime-song concerts, conversation apps featuring manga characters and support for translators are part of Japan’s plans to expand soft power diplomacy, with the aim of attracting more fans in emerging and developing countries of the Global South and increasing its international influence.