Anime

Anime Adaptation Confirmed For VTuber Group Hololive’s 10th Anniversary
The Hololive Production VTuber agency, together with the Kadokawa Corporation and Cover Corporation, have announced an upcoming anime adaptation project for the popular VTuber group hololive’s 10th anniversary. Their VTubers’ colourful cast of personalities and history will be put to the test in a serialized medium, with the faithful Studio KAI slated to handle animation […]
“SSS-Class Revival Hunter” Anime Adaption Set For January 2027

“SSS-Class Revival Hunter” Anime Adaption Set For January 2027

Haylie Baker|
September 10th, 2026
The popular webnovel and webcomic SSS-Class Revival Hunter will receive its very own anime adaptation set to release in January 2027. The anime will premiere only on Crunchyroll worldwide, with the exception of Asia, and along with the anime’s announcement, a teaser trailer, visual, and some of the upcoming voice cast were revealed. Offering a […]
INTERVIEW: The Layers Of “The Last Blossom”

INTERVIEW: The Layers Of “The Last Blossom”

Avatar photoJackson Murphy|
August 24th, 2026
The Last Blossom, a new animated feature for adults, is in theaters nationwide for two days only — Sunday Aug. 30 and Monday Aug. 31. It's absolutely worth seeing.

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REVIEW: When Harry Potter’s Wizarding World Meets the X-Men: “The Legend of Hei” Begins

Those bad bad humans. Chopping down forests. How dare they displace Hei from his home! Hei, a magical spirit in the form of a wide-eyed cat, finds himself transported to the Big City. There, he’s attacked by a trio of human thugs, but rescued by a fellow shape-changer named Stormend. Hei joins Stormend’s unnamed faction […]
Avatar photoW.R. Miller|May 13, 2021
REVIEW: When Harry Potter’s Wizarding World Meets the X-Men: “The Legend of Hei” Begins

ANIME REVIEWS: “One Punch Man” and “Mob Psycho 100”

Many recent anime TV programs reflect Japan’s daunting socio-economic problems in the post-Bubble economy: An aging, shrinking population; a bleak financial future that makes many young people undesirable as potential marriage partners; growing economic inequality; the persistent trauma from the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident Westerners call Fukushima—and the government’s ineffectual response to it.
Avatar photoCharles Solomon|May 10, 2021
ANIME REVIEWS: “One Punch Man” and “Mob Psycho 100”

Gkids Partners with Fathom Events to Bring Anime Back To US Theaters This Summer

GKIDS and long-time partner Fathom Events, are continuing their collaboration this summer, bringing back a series of critically acclaimed and fan-favorite anime features. Kicking off the series is the 2020 animated tour-de-force from Studio 4°C (Tekkonkinkreet, MFKZ, Mind Game), CHILDREN OF THE SEA. Directed by Ayumu Watanabe, with a score by award-winning composer and longtime […]
Avatar photoJerry Beck|April 14, 2021
Gkids Partners with Fathom Events to Bring Anime Back To US Theaters This Summer

MANGA REVIEW: “My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions” Volume #1

One of the big hits of the last decade, Kohei Horikoshi’s “My Hero Academia” (2014) has sold more than 30 million books worldwide. The TV series is in its fifth season, and the eagerly awaited third feature will debut this summer. Horikoshi set “Academia” in an alternate world where many children are born with “Quirks:” […]
Avatar photoCharles Solomon|March 23, 2021
MANGA REVIEW: “My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions” Volume #1

INTERVIEW: Yonfan Welcomes You To Unforgettable “No. 7 Cherry Lane”

Renowned filmmaker Yonfan’s No. 7 Cherry Lane is an epic, beautiful and emotional romantic drama. It’s also Oscar qualified for this year’s Best Animated Feature prize. In this Email Q&A, Yonfan explains how the first animated film of his career came to life. YONFAN: I am not an art dealer but I was gifted with […]
Avatar photoJackson Murphy|February 19, 2021
INTERVIEW: Yonfan Welcomes You To Unforgettable “No. 7 Cherry Lane”

ANIME REVIEW: Satoshi Kon’s “Paranoia Agent”

This first—and long overdue—release on Blu-ray of Satoshi Kon’s one television series, Paranoia Agent (2004), reminds viewers of the exceptional talent animation lost when he died a decade ago at 46. As he did in Millennium Actress and Paprika, Kon deftly blurs the boundaries between reality and fantasy: Neither the characters nor the viewer can […]
Avatar photoCharles Solomon|December 15, 2020
ANIME REVIEW: Satoshi Kon’s “Paranoia Agent”

INTERVIEW: Makoto Shinkai on “Suzume”

Over the last 15 years, Makoto Shinkai has emerged as one of the leaders of a new generation of anime directors who are pushing storytelling in interesting new directions. In Suzume (Suzume no Tojimari—literally, “Suzume’s Closing or Locking,” 2022), the title character begins as a normal high school girl, living with her aunt. Her mother […]