Browsing: Anime

At the Alliance Française Hyderabad library, jazz found an unexpected companion on Saturday evening: anime. As teenagers and adults settled into the cosy space, the room slowly filled with conversations about music, anime and the connection between the two, especially the jazz sounds that often slip into the background of your favourite show.

Paramount’s Pluto TV is expanding its anime offering with a new slate of titles, broader English dub access and two new linear channels, bringing some of the genre’s most acclaimed titles to the free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) audience for the first time.

Pokémon has announced that it’s coming back with its first new movie in seven long years, and it’s going a completely different route without Ash as teased by its first look revealed with a new trailer. Pokémon has had a long history of anime feature films under its belt as they took Ash Ketchum on…

Pluto TV is expanding its anime offerings this month with two new linear channels, more dubs than ever before and some can’t-miss FAST premieres.

A restaurant worker from Osaka is facing criminal charges after allegedly flooding the official store of manga publisher Shueisha with bogus orders totaling more than 4.3 billion yen, roughly $27 million, across a two-year stretch.

Last year’s Game Awards presentation had a few games that one could argue blended in with the mental furniture, but one title certainly stuck out on style and panache alone: Orbitals, a two-player co-op game similar in gameplay to titles like It Takes Two and Split Fiction dressed up in a sci-fi retro anime skin. Well, if…

Boys’ Lovepublisher Publang announced the license acquisition of five new manhwa and Korean novel titles for English release during its industry panel at Anime NYC 2026, including The Hunter’s Gonna Lay Lowand Define the Relationship

As much as Pixar gets most of the credit for revolutionizing modern animation in film over the last few decades, it’d be a mistake to look past the stop-motion brilliance pioneered by Laika. The studio behind beloved titles like “Coraline,” “ParaNorman,” and “Kubo and the Two Strings” has built up quite the reputation in a…

A new Pokémon movie has been announced, and this one puts the trading card game in the spotlight.

Anime is a growing part of how Pluto TV reaches adults 18-34, its fastest-growing audience, as the platform builds a more deliberate, curated free streaming experience for younger viewers. This September Pluto TV is expanding its anime offering with a new slate of titles, broader English dub access and two new linear channels, bringing some…