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What does it mean to be strong? What does it mean to hold power? Is it the means to defeat a thousand foes and to draw fear from opposition *or* is it to be able to protect all who matter to you spiritually and physically? Questions like these get batted around a lot in shōnen…

The new Ghost in the Shell series on Prime Video looks, at first glance, like a police procedural set in the future. That’s the trap. Watch past the first episode and it turns into something bigger: a show asking what makes a person a person, in a world that has started leaving humanity behind in…

The 1979 cycling movie, “Breaking Away,” may have won an Oscar, but when it came time to make a TV spin-off, repeating success was not as easy as riding a bike. ABC aired a prequel series of the same name in 1980, but it never caught on despite decent reviews, and was quickly cancelled. The movie was…

Destiny Unchain Online is officially receiving a television anime adaptation. The VRMMO battle fantasy manga is currently serialized on Kodansha’s Magazine Pocket manga app.

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Paramount Pictures has released the trailer for the upcoming film adaptation of author Tomi Adeyemi’s 2018 novel of the same name.

Senren Banka is a visual novel developed by Yuzusoft that originally launched for PC back in 2016, and then eventually made its way to Switch in 2022. There has already been a manga adaptation of the visual novel, and now we’ve learned that an anime is on the way as well.

Arriving decades before the box office successes of Wonder Woman(2017) and Captain Marvel(2019), Tank Girl (1995) was a pioneer of the female-led comic book film, or pushed back their popularity for another 20 years — depending on who you asked.

Good news for fans of the Japanese mega-franchise Gundam —the planned Netflix film has avoided the all-too-common development hell fate of countless adaptations and reportedly wrapped principal photography.

Produced by Amaia and O2 Filmes, the series based on the author’s autobiography was revealed during Flip.