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A new anime based on Yoshinori Kobayashi’s “Obocchama-kun” will air on TV Asahi in 2027. Titled Obocchama-kun REBORN, the series marks the return of the comedy anime more than three decades after its original run.
Oct. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The animeKagurabachi, based on a next-generation flagship title fromWeekly Shonen Jump, has announced that Yuichi Nakamura has been cast as Soshiro Azami.Alongside this announcement, a new character visual, trailer and comments from Nakamura have also been unveiled
Anime Dice codes will reward you with Trait Rerolls, Gems, Lucky Spins, and more in this Incremental Simulator Roblox game by More & More Games. While there is a Discord server for Anime Dice, we’ve saved you the trouble of hunting for codes yourself and rounded them up here.
The live-action remake of “Akira” has been in limbo for years, and we’ve still not had an updated dose of ’80s anime glory. Surely if one ’80s sci-fi anime can hold a studio’s attention for this long, there are plenty of others that deserve a shot too?
Anime did not become a global pop-culture force overnight. Before streaming made everything one click away, series such as Akira, Sailor Moon, Mobile Suit Gundam, and Pokémon were already proving that Japanese animation could travel far beyond Japan. But some anime went further than becoming beloved shows.
EPID Games’ collectible RPG ‘Trickcal Revive’ has set a new record for its highest revenue ranking since launch by reaching 4th place on South Korea’s Google Play revenue chart.
Anime Herald: How much control does MangaPlaza have over pricing? Do the IP rights holders set the rules, or do your licenses generally give you freedom?
‘Assassin(s)’ Ranks Second With 70,000 Admissions… Cumulative Total Reaches 1.76 Million ‘Reawaken Man: The Red’ Opens in the 40,000s… Sluggish Start in Fourth Place ‘Chiikawa’ Ranks First With 120,000 Admissions in an Overwhelming Opening
Columnist Andrew Osmond takes a break with Crunchyroll’s romcom about a harassed salaryman, the perky checkout girl he adores, and the pierced, deep-voiced coworker he somehow can’t tell is the same woman, and asks why Japanese animation loves a game of hidden identity.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is now an anime, and this new rendition of the FromSoftware game recently played in movie theaters in Japan. For everyone else, the anime won’t be available until January 2027 when it comes to Crunchyroll. It won’t be the movie version, however. The anime’s producer even recently apologized for the apparent…