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Currently in development for release in 2027, Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance is a massive expansion that adds new storyline, areas, monsters, actions, and Master Rank to the game. At the PlayStation booth during Tokyo Game Show 2026, we got the very first opportunity to play a hands-on demo of the title. This demo offered three…

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Hiroaki Sakurai directs STUDIO fu’s adaptation of the popular Korean webcomic in which a weak F-ranker gains a rare S-rank skill he activates by dying; Takeo Otsuka and Satoshi Hino lead the cast.

Class Revival Hunter is officially getting an anime adaptation, with the series set to premiere in January 2027. Crunchyroll has also confirmed it will stream the anime worldwide outside Asia, including in the Indian subcontinent, Indonesia, Singapore, the Philippines, and Malaysia

The celebrated Korean webcomic/web novel “SSS Class Revival Hunter” will be adapted into an anime set to premiere in January 2027 on Crunchyroll, but not in Asia.

HUNTER x HUNTER’s latest installment, Chapter 420, appeared in the issue of Weekly Shonen Jump released on September 7, 2026. A notice on the final page stated, “The next publication date will be announced in this magazine once it has been decided.”

A brand-new trailer for Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance, the massive expansion to Monster Hunter Wilds, debuted in State of Play! Coming to PlayStation 5 in 2027, Ascendance evolves the hunting experience further with new monsters, a new locale, and a new story that goes beyond the ending of the base game.

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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.

GKIDSannounced during its Anime NYC 2026 industry panel that it had acquired the rights to theVampire Hunter D: Bloodlustanime film and the5 Centimeters Per Secondlive-action film.