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The JOJOLands Vol. 9 Debuts at No. 1 on Oricon Manga Chart

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The JOJOLands Vol. 9 debuts at No. 1 on this week’s Oricon manga chart with an estimated 54,642 physical copies sold in Japan. Hirohiko Araki’s volume leads Onna no Sono no Hoshi Vol. 5, while In the Clear Moonlit Dusk Vol. 11 climbs six places to No. 3. Five first-time chart entries make the Top…

2027’s One Major Anime Movie May Have Finally Locked Down a Release Date

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There is still a quarter left in 2026 to come to an end; however, fans of anime are already excited for next year because 2027 is going to be a distinct year, showcasing the anime industry’s new trend in full force. Recently, more anime getting movie adaptations has become common, and 2027 is shaping up…

Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle is here: 6 anime movies to watch next

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Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle is here, and it comes in swinging: huge stakes, top-tier sword fights, and visuals made for the biggest screen you can find. If you walked out wanting more of that same feeling, six anime movies deserve a spot on your list: Jujutsu Kaisen 0, Sword of the…

Your Fall 2026 Anime Guide: What to Watch and Where It’s Streaming

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Summer is finally in the rearview. The seasonal flip has happened, and we’re finally in the brisk months of fall—autumn, if you’re feeling fancy. With the change of the seasons also comes a new lineup of anime crowding your cumbersome backlog. As with last season, io9’s here to sift through the noise and cherry-pick new…

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Now That We Draw Anime Reveals First Trailer, January 2027 Release Date

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Now That We Draw anime revealed the first teaser trailer, along with new character visuals and a January 2027 release date. Shunsuke Ishikawa is directing the anime at studio ROLL2, with Deko Akao handling the series composition and Hiromi Nakagawa as the character designer. The anime previously revealed a key visual in March. The main…

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Where to Watch Kaiju No. 8 Seasons 1

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Kaiju No. 8might be treading familiar territory, but its art, animation, and story, not to mention its very relatable lead character, Kafka Hibino, have effortlessly captured anime fans around the world.