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Adult Swim might be best known for some of its surreal comedy series, such as Rick and Morty and The Smiling Friends, but the Cartoon Network programming block has delivered plenty of action-packed, gore-fueled entries. Original series such as Ninja Kamui, Primal, My Adventures with Superman, and Unicorn: Warriors Eternal have shown how the platform…

When a fantasy-world aristocrat is exiled for possessing a skill her family considers worthless, she discovers that skill grants her something no one in her world has ever possessed: metadata access. Not stronger spells, not unlimited mana — access to the representational layer of reality itself, the external documentation of a system that everyone else…

Anew key visual and main trailer have been unveiled for the upcomingGekijoban Maebashi Witches: Majo Minarai no Emoemoriesanime compilation film. TheMaebashi Witchescompilation film will debut in Japan on October 23, 2026 after being first announced earlier in March 2026. 

The official anime website for Nia Liston: The Merciless Maiden announced an additional wave of supporting voice cast on August 26, the latest pre-production update ahead of the anime’s October 2026 premiere on Konami Animation — a studio that barely existed two years ago. The announcement is standard seasonal business, but the show it represents…

In August 2024, a conversation between two prominent manga editors unexpectedly turned into a sharp debate about the future of the industry.

Wit Studio, the anime studio that produced the first three seasons of Attack on Titan, will open a pop-up cafe that reimagines the characters and epic battles as an interactive menu. 

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 27: Janta Cinema, led by Yusuf Shaikh, and Yen Movie Studios are set to bring TRIO – THE VALLEY OF DOOM, an original Indian anime-style fantasy adventure, to cinemas on November 20, 2026. Presented by Vaibhavi Studios and written and directed by Sourav Roychoudhury, the film brings together three powerful female protagonists,…

a Netflix anime film based on Osamu Tezuka’s classic manga Princess Knight, will receive a limited two week theatrical release in Japan beginning September 4. The film has been streaming on Netflix since August 8

Full-scale anime robot statue’s time in Tokyo is coming to an end, leading to an unsure future regarding mecha in the capital.

The Ribbon Hero is set to hit Japanese theaters on September 4, about a month after its Netflix debut earlier this month. It will be a limited screening run lasting two weeks, with slightly over 50 locations participating.