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UpdatedWed, October 28, 2026 at 2:26 PM UTC Phantom Busters anime teaser Visual ©TOHO Animation Studio
Anime Zero is an anime-inspired Roblox RPG set in a neon-lit world. As you level up, you’ll battle bosses, allocate skill tree points, spin for new abilities, and (of course) summon plenty of anime heroes to help you along the way
The 2000s were anime’s golden age — a decade when a single Thursday-night episode could shut down school hallways by Friday morning. At the top of the pile sits Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, a series so precisely crafted that it still holds a score of 9.1 on MyAnimeList from over 2.2 million voters. From the Big…
Just over five years after its launch, The Pokemon Company and Tencent are shutting down Pokemon Unite. The bombshell announcement came on Tuesday, confirming the game will close its doors on March 23, 2027, and as the post-mortem on the game continues while it’s still alive, its players are starting to think Tencent is the…
UpdatedWed, October 28, 2026 at 9:56 AM UTC Still from the anime ©Toei Animation
Visitors browse merchandise at Lotte Department Store’s Fandom Space, a 1,785-square-meter pop culture retail zone at its Busan Main branch. Courtesy of Lotte Department Store
There’s no denying that the 1990s were a revolutionary era for the anime industry, but unfortunately, many of the classics couldn’t stand the test of time. The decade completely shifted the global market since several shows became popular in the West due to television broadcasts. As the demand grew, the anime industry quickly began to…
The anime adaptation of Phantom Busters has revealed its teaser visual along with its main cast and staff. Nobuhiko Okamoto, Natsuki Hanae, Koki Uchiyama and Ryota Suzuki will voice the series’ four central characters, while TOHO animation STUDIO will handle production.
A vendor working a trading card convention in San Mateo, California, over the weekend was handed a rare anime card to appraise and realized he had seen it before—in a Facebook post warning collectors about a $30,000 deal gone wrong.
The 2000s were the era when anime began to enter the mainstream, with several series emerging during this period, including what would eventually become known as the Big Three. It was an era defined by shonen anime, which ultimately shaped its identity. These series weren’t overly dark or focused on being modern, yet they still…