Browsing: Fantasy

It’s been a few months since Witch Hat Atelier concluded its first season, but the manga is still ongoing. Written and illustrated by Kamome Shirahima, the critically acclaimed manga began serialization in 2016. Since the manga is released on a monthly schedule, it has quite a few chapters, as one would expect from a series…

Alyson Hannigan famously played a witch in “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” but Willow Rosenberg was not the actress’s first on-screen brush with the supernatural. She starred in a short-lived, now-forgotten sitcom where she played a teenager whose dad hired a housekeeper who was secretly a witch.

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I was genuinely excited when Square Enix announced Final Fantasy Resonance ($49.99), an upcoming RPG for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch, and Switch 2 boasting stunning Octopath Traveler-style graphics. That excitement took a hit, though, when I realized it was a revival of Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, the defunct mobile title. How could Square…

Good news, Fantasy fans! ProgCore and Gungnir have teamed up to explore podcasts and TV projects, as well as new books and games.

In an era full of fantasy RPGs costing you an arm, a leg, and a severed head, a free alternative with major Sekiro vibes has emerged in the wildest place you could think of.

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EXCLUSIVE: Todd Shastwick and David Nett’s ProgCore, LLC has formed a fantasy imprint with L.A. boutique publisher Gungnir, as they work up a slate of TV and podcast projects.

While it’s understandably hard to find a steady audience in this age of streaming platforms adding new shows constantly, fantasy is a genre that has it particularly rough. Often featuring more bombastic premises and lavish productions than more grounded contemporaries, a fantasy show needs to find its viewership fast to avoid the chopping block. Of…

Blood-powered warrior sisters Eva and Epica fight demons at the end of the world in the anime actioner series from director Seiji Kishi, coming in 2027.