Browsing: Manga

Marvel and Kadokawa have announced that they are teaming up on wave of new manga releases for some of their biggest heroes, and the first look has revealed some major makeovers for Spider-Man, The Punisher and more. Marvel has made some big changes behind the scenes as it gears up for a new era, and…

Lumibricks will soon bring its Manga Shop to the world of illuminated building blocks, according to steine-kanal.de. The set already has an Amazon listing and an ASIN, although several details are still missing. It is not yet available to order.

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A TV anime adaptation of the Mii-chan and Miss Yamada (Mii-chan to Yamada-san) manga has been announced with a 2027 broadcast start date.

The Mii-chan and Miss Yamada manga will receive an anime adaptation in 2027. A special promotional video and a celebratory illustration and message from original creator Nene Azuki were released alongside the announcement. Details about the staff and cast will be revealed at a later date.

From the 2D realms to live theater, the 2.5-Dimensional Musical® (pronounced “Two-Point-Five-Dimensional Musical”) is an innovative art form that brings fan-favorite series to life. The term is used to describe theatrical presentations based on Japanese manga, popular animation, and video games. It not only refers to musicals but also to straight plays, comedies, and dramas.…

Titan Mangahasannounced the license acquisitionof two new manga series for April 2027 release:The Rabbit CircleandLastBoss LoveDeath. 

With construction already underway, Manga Hotels is seeking a Minor Variance approval to enlarge MANGA on Richmond & Camden, its two-tower Sweeny &Co Architects-designed hotel development in Toronto’s Fashion District. The application would add 30 suites and four more storeys atop its southern Camden Street Block, raising it from 15 to 19 storeys and bringing it roughly level…

KADOKAWA confirmed on Wednesday that Aguri Uma’s romance manga Studio Cabanais getting a TV anime adaptation scheduled for 2027. The anime’s official website released a teaser visual, staff list, and lead voice actor alongside the announcement.

On 25 July, the Museum of Ethnography invites manga and anime fans, as well as anyone interested in Japanese culture, to spend a day exploring Japan’s rich visual heritage. The programme includes curator-led tours, ukiyo-e woodblock printing and calligraphy workshops, yukata try-ons, talks on Japanese pop culture, kamishibai paper theatre performances, video games and a…