Eat-Man Announces New Anime Project After Nearly 30 Years
EAT-MAN has officially announced a new anime project, coming nearly 30 years since the last installment in 1998.
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EAT-MAN has officially announced a new anime project, coming nearly 30 years since the last installment in 1998.
Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End revealed a special new visual to mark the third anniversary of the anime’s first broadcast in September 2023.
Manga launches in English on July 20, 2027
Manga of Akane Yuzuki's Elina Sky wa Mō Machigaenai novel launches on September 28
The 13th and final episode of Hell Mode: Yarikomizuki no Gamer wa Hai Settei no Isekai de Musou suru 2nd Season (Hell Mode: The Hardcore Gamer…
We Are Aliens wins Grand Prize for Animated Feature, Eri wins Best Animated Short Award, Candy Caries won at Animation for Young Audiences 7+ category
VENUM, the leading combat sports equipment brand, and Crunchyroll announce an exclusive capsule collection inspired by the hit anime series. ©...
Memories may have been tampered with, but their biological and spiritual connection remains.
The official website for the television anime adaptation of Ayune Araragi's Isshiki-san wa Koi wo Shiritai. (Ms. Isshiki Wants to Know About Love)…
The main promotional video for the Japan and France co-produced original television anime Aoki Denshou Welsh & Shedar revealed additional cast and…
Short will screen alongside new HD remastered "movie edition" of Future GPX Cyber Formula: Early Days Renewal compilation OVA
Through the constant retelling and reimagining of his tales, Andersen lives on. If that isn't true love, I don't know what is.
No matter how you feel about the story, as a piece of anime history, this is more than worthwhile.
“What's in the box?” we whisper, trembling, as our hands grasp blindly for the wrists of our loved ones, clenching so hard that our knuckles go…
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth hosts Modern Film Festival 2026 on September 18-20
I’m going to say something that might be controversial: I like it in anime and manga when someone’s powers sound like overly complicated BS.
Mana Ashida (Pacific Rim, Mother) stars