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Comedian Lee Se-young has revealed a cosplay so daring it leaves fans wondering where to look

Netflix just dropped a massive bombshell for anime fans: the beloved crime-thriller series Banana Fish is officially coming to Netflix in the United States and several other territories, and it’s bringing a highly anticipated, brand-new English dub with it!

TOKYO – Japan’s anime industry, one of the country’s leading cultural exports, is beginning to confront the arrival of artificial intelligence in production as studios grapple with labor shortages, rising output and deep concerns over copyright and the future of animators’ jobs

Some anime are one-and-done. Others? They pull you back in the moment you hear the opening theme. Suddenly, you’re telling yourself you’ll “just watch one episode, and before you know it, it’s 2am, you’re emotionally attached all over again, and somehow Episode 19 has broken your heart for the second (or fifth) time

Seven years after this franchise made its original anime streaming debut with Crunchyroll, a major series has confirmed it’s coming back for a new live-action feature film adaptation. It’s been a big few years for live-action anime and manga adaptations, and there are even more in production than ever seen before. It’s led to many…

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Summer 2026 is coming in hot, and the anime industry is following suit with a wave of exciting new series. As the world’s leading anime streaming platform, Crunchyroll is naturally home to the majority of the new anime currently airing. This season has truly been all about anime, with both brand-new debuts and returning favorites

Netflix begins streaming a new spin-off of the Japanese anime One Piece today. One Piece is one of the world’s most sought-after anime series. It follows Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates as they search for the legendary treasure known as the One Piece while chasing their dreams

Fantasy anime is having a moment. Though the genre has always been a big part of anime, proper high fantasy as we know it in the West has been lacking for decades. Western-style fantasy isn’t exactly prevalent in Japanese culture. That’s why we’ve had few and far between high fantasy shows out of Japan. At…

Anime Film Festival: “Howl’s Moving Castle” at 2 p.m. and “Evangelion: 3.0+1.01 Thrice Upon A Time” at 7 p.m., Rialto Theater Center, 228 E. Fourth St., Loveland. All films are $5 and are in Japanese with English subtitles. rialtotheatercenter.org/anime