Browsing: Anime

Mumbai came alive in a riot of colour, costumes, music and fandom as Anime India Mumbai 2026 transformed Nesco Exhibition Centre into a massive celebration of anime and Japanese pop culture from 28 to 30 August.

D23 2026 was a big one for audiences, with plenty of major announcements related to Disney Animation, Marvel, and Star Wars. One of the most potentially important reveals came during a video game panel, however. Kingdom Hearts, a long-running collaboration between Disney and Square Enix, revealed more info about the next game in the series…

Crunchyroll remains the best streaming service for the anime industry, especially this year, as it has featured waves of new and returning anime so far. However, one of the elements that always stands out is how recently released anime are embracing darker aspects more than ever before. But the anime that has emerged as the…

Free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) platform Pluto TV is significantly scaling up its anime strategy, rolling out broader English dub access, new dubbed channels, and over 1,300 hours of content. Targeting its fastest-growing viewer demographic—adults ages 18 to 34—the service is bringing several high-profile English dubbed series to a free streaming audience for the first…

The electric guitar featured in the hit anime has leapt straight out of the comic page.

At the Alliance Française Hyderabad library, jazz found an unexpected companion on Saturday evening: anime. As teenagers and adults settled into the cosy space, the room slowly filled with conversations about music, anime and the connection between the two, especially the jazz sounds that often slip into the background of your favourite show.

Paramount’s Pluto TV is expanding its anime offering with a new slate of titles, broader English dub access and two new linear channels, bringing some of the genre’s most acclaimed titles to the free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) audience for the first time.

Pluto TV is expanding its anime offerings this month with two new linear channels, more dubs than ever before and some can’t-miss FAST premieres.

Last year’s Game Awards presentation had a few games that one could argue blended in with the mental furniture, but one title certainly stuck out on style and panache alone: Orbitals, a two-player co-op game similar in gameplay to titles like It Takes Two and Split Fiction dressed up in a sci-fi retro anime skin. Well, if…

The 22ndMacau Comic Festival (MCF22) was held over the weekend at the Macau Tower Convention & Entertainment Centre in Sai Van, bringing together nearly 100 anime and fan organisations from Macau, Hong Kong, and the Chinese mainland for two days of exhibitions, performances and creative exchange.