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Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund on Monday signed an agreement with the French government to invest $7 billion in creating three manga-themed amusement parks north-east of Paris.

At the close of One Piece Day ’26 on August 23, 2026, Toei Animation and Eiichiro Oda announced something that would have seemed impossible for most of One Piece’s theatrical history: a film whose events will actually count. One Piece Film: God Valley, confirmed for a Summer 2027 Japan release, will be the franchise’s first…

A major movie released in Japan earlier this year, and now Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures Entertainment have confirmed that they will soon be bringing it to the United States with an official theatrical release. The last few years have been great for anime projects in theaters, and many of them have found a lot of…

Next year is going to be big for “One Piece.” The popular franchise that recently became the best-selling comic series of all time (tied with “Superman”) should be ending the stunning Elbaph arc in 2027 as it closes in on the story’s actual end. That same year, we’re getting the Netflix anime remake “The One…

TOKYO: The Grand Line is getting a new route to the big screen. Toei Animation and Eiichiro Oda have announced two new theatrical films, One Piece Film: God Valley and One Piece Film: Baad, giving the global anime phenomenon a two-film roadmap stretching into 2029.

Toei Animation made a couple of major announcements on the One Piece Day 2026 live stream. There are two new films in the making, and they are the first releases associated with the franchise since 2022. This event took place in Tokyo and gave the fans a sneak peek at the new movies, along with…

Dark Horse Comics has revealed they will release an original Vampire Hunter D comic, Vampire Hunter D: Fortress of Blood. Written by Chris Condon (That Texas Blood) with art by Filipe Andrade (The Many Deaths of Laila Starr), colors by Jordie Bellaire, and lettering by Frank Cvetkovic, the four-issue series will debut this December, and…

NEWS ANIME NYC: KODANSHA LICENSES LONG-RUNNING BOXING MANGA, ‘HAJIME NO IPPO’ Plus New Horror Series, ‘Trapped on Tape!’ Posted by Brigid Alverson on August 24, 2026 @ 7:43 am CT

Chiikawa may look cute and cuddly, but the character is proving to be a box-office beast.

Paris –French authorities said they hoped an agreement on an amusement park, backed by a Saudi investment fund and inspired by the iconic Japanese manga series “Dragon Ball,” would be signed Monday.