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Christie’s will stage its second auction devoted to anime and manga material next month, after the first iteration of the sale earlier this year far exceeded expectations. In March, the sale Anime Starts Here: Japanese Subculture Reimagines Tradition brought in $1.4m including fees, more than four times the low end of the sale’s estimate (calculated…

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Amid a busy year for anime, whether it beremade classicsor brand new tales ofmagicalandfighting people,Daemons of the Shadow Realmhas been there as a reliable Saturday fixture from spring to fall. Despite some pacing lulls and a bit of imbalanced character economy, the debut season ended strong and in such a place that its recent season…

2027 is shaping up to be another incredible year for anime on Netflix thanks to the likes of One Piece, and Sakamoto Days and Dan Da Dan returning for brand new seasons. Here is your definitive guide to every new anime heading to Netflix in 2027 and beyond.

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Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia, the historical court drama set in the 13th century Mongol Empire. Why did the series resonate so deeply with viewers? We spoke with Executive director Naoko Yamada.

Blue Lock Chapter 362 spoilers are now on social media. The previous chapter showed Teddy Knight explaining how the England players’ minds actually work. Here are the details fans need to know about the plot leaks for Chapter 362 of the Blue Lock manga.

Beginning with Godzilla (1954), the Japanese film industry has repeatedly returned, at steady intervals, to the spectacle of giant monsters laying waste to the archipelago. From the outset, the kaiju film offered more than destruction as entertainment. It provided a framework for confronting a deeply political and unresolved question: how should Japan respond to an…

With more people reading manga and webtoons (aka vertical scroll comics) than ever before, Beat’s Bizarre Adventure gives three writers an opportunity each week to recommend some of their favorite books and series from Japan, Korea, and elsewhere. This week we have manga about making manga, a sweet and heartbreaking BL series, and, of course,…