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Looking for an anime event to nerd out at? We’ve got you covered for the month of August. Check out these upcoming anime-themed pop-up shops, cafes and art exhibitions in our list below.
A logo and Akabeko folk craft from the An-Ippon traditional product brand, which combines Japanese artisanship with elements from anime and video game titles for overseas markets (Provided by Dai Nippon Printing Co.)
IDW Publishinghas begun digitally publishingYuki Imada’sSonic the Hedgehog: The Blade of Couragemanga series exclusively on its app service. The first chapter is now available for purchase to read, as of late July 2026. New chapters will arrive every three weeks, with chapter two set to debut on August 19, 2026.
The official X/Twitter account and website of the ongoingMy Stepmother and Stepsisters Aren’t WickedTV anime series have announced thatYo Taichiisjoining the show’s voice cast. The anime began broadcasting in Japan on July 8, 2026.
My Hero Academia has officially ended the anime with one final release taking on Kohei Horikoshi’s original manga, and with this special finale has finally given Deku his official name as a pro hero. My Hero Academia has been celebrating the 10th anniversary of the anime’s original debut with some cool returns through the year…
Voice actressAnna Nagasehas been announced as thelatest cast member additionfor the ongoingDraw This, Then Die!TV anime series. The anime began airing in Japan on July 3, 2026.
Aug. 3 (UPI) –Disney+ is giving a final glimpse of the new series Star Wars: Visions Presents – The Ninth Jedi.
Masami Yūki — the manga artist who drew the 22-volume Patlabor franchise from 1988 to 1994 — announced a second one-shot story in Shogakukan’s Weekly Big Comic Spirits, set for August 17, following the first new Patlabor manga in 32 years, which appeared in May. The announcement, which came alongside a joint interview with producer…
D.C.— For three days, the Walter E. Washington Convention Center became a place where superheroes, anime characters and video game legends could walk the same crowded hallways
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