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Originally released in 1988, Katsuhiro Otomo’s Akira — which he adapted from his own manga — is undoubtedly one of the greatest anime titles of all time. Indeed, for many Western viewers, Akira was their introduction to anime, and its dystopian storyline, stunning animation, and haunting soundtrack remain as influential and iconic as ever (read my review)

R.I.P. Kurt Cobain, you would’ve loved The Guy She Was Interested In Wasn’t A Guy At All The manga series (which started on Twitter) is getting turned into an animated series, and details were revealed Friday (July 3) at the Anime Expo in Los Angeles, including that Nirvana’s “Breed” will be the opening theme

Anime Expo descended into chaos early Friday when a swarm of police officers converged on an unofficial late-night gathering of cosplayers outside the Los Angeles Convention Center

Andrew Osmond quizzes the prolific author about his new book: ‘Japan’s Anime Revolution: Twenty Animated Films That Changed The World.’

Joining the ranks of anime shows based on manga series that revolve around a profound love of manga, and how it can change one’s life, Draw This, Then Die! draws from a large reservoir of affection

A major Isekai franchise has confirmed it’s coming back to Crunchyroll next year with a brand new season, and the anime has given fans a whole new look at Season 5 with a first trailer. Crunchyroll has plenty of new Isekai that fans are going to keep an eye out for through the rest of…

One of the absolute highlights of Star Wars in the Disney+ era has been Star Wars: Visions. Over the course of its three seasons, spanning shorts from animation studios across the globe, the animated anthology series has consistently put out banger after banger — from Volume 1’s Ronin inspired ‘The Duel’, to Volume 2’s Aardman…

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Say goodbye to your favorite Marvel manga titles, readers. On July 1, Shueisha Inc. announced that it will terminate its agreement with Walt Disney Japan for the latter to publish manga featuring Marvel characters this fall, with sales of digital and print copies ending concurrently

If you’re a fan of anime, you know that we are eating good right now. Whether it’s the success of KPop Demon Hunters or series like One Piece, the influx of new anime series means that having a Crunchyroll subscription is a must; sure, you can find dope anime on Netflix and other streamers, but…