Browsing: Anime

September 2026 has a small but particularly strong anime lineup coming to Netflix. The month begins with a landmark psychological thriller, followed by one of the most anticipated new entries in the JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure franchise, before ending with the conclusion of a visually distinctive movie trilogy.

Anime NYC has just wrapped up its 2026 event with so many anticipated panels from the publishers that got fans excited for what’s to come! Crossed Hearts’s industry panel was full to the brim with new exciting titles and projects.

GKIDS announced at an Anime NYC industry panel this weekend that they’ve acquired North American rights toYoshiaki Kawajiri’s 2000 cult anime filmVampire Hunter D: Bloodlust.

• AniWe describes itself as Nigeria’s anime, gaming and pop-culture community, with guilds, events, creator connections and community engagement built into its platform.

There have been many anime airing on Crunchyroll, the leading anime streaming platform; however, only a few have emerged as truly Anime of the Year material, and one anime airing this season has also emerged as one of the darkest, with its twists and premise. The anime in question is Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia,…

The long-awaited Red River anime adaptation will continue with a second cour from 29 September, bringing the series to a total of 24 episodes. Crunchyroll is streaming the classic Shojoadaptation as it airs. 

Science fiction and mecha enthusiasts experienced a significant loss earlier this year when one of the most celebrated anime series of recent years was abruptly removed from Crunchyroll due to streaming rights complications. After months of speculation, where viewers debated whether it would come back on this platform or somewhere else, the wait has finally…

Twomore voice cast membersare joining the cast of the ongoingRed RiverTV anime series. The anime began airing in Japan on July 7, 2026, with its official X/Twitter account confirming a second cour that will broadcast on September 29, 2026. 

While the title Ananta may not immediately ring a bell, you’ve perhaps seen gameplay clips online dubbed “anime GTA VI”.

Latest segment of Justin Sevakis’ documentary series on entrepreneurs behind the North American anime business sits down with the veteran producer, who spent 12 years at VIZ Media on ‘Ranma ½,’ ‘Maison Ikkoku’ and ‘Inuyasha’ before moving on to Bandai and The Pokémon Company; now on YouTube.