Anime News

If you’re a fan of Inuyasha, then this is news is definitely for you. It was reported that not one, but three Inuyasha cafés will be opening in Japan. One in Osaka, one in Nagoya, and one in Tokyo. The café will serve awesome food and drinks inspired by the popular series.

The first quarter of 2020 is welcomed with the COVID-19 pandemic. As months go by, more and more of the highly anticipated conventions of this year continue to cancel and postpone their events to 2021.

The official website of the upcoming TV anime adaptation of Gege Akutami’s Jujutsu Kaisen (lit. Sorcery Fight) has just revealed its additional cast, along with character designs for the second-year students of the Magic Technical College.

The official website of the upcoming TV anime adaptation of Kei Sazane and Ao Nekonabe’s light novel series Our Last Crusade or the Rise of a New World (Kimi to Boku no Saigo no Senjō, Arui wa Sekai ga Hajimaru Seiseni) has released a new promo video that reveals more staff, additional cast, theme song artist, and the series’ October premiere date.

More anime is coming to our Netflix screens. The streaming giant has revealed a teaser visual, episode stills, main staff, and the debut date for their and studio Sublimation’s anime adaptation of CAPCOM’s Dragon’s Dogma video game series.

A new teaser video was recently unveiled for the upcoming newlywed-themed anime series TONIKAWA: Over the Moon For You, the TV anime series adaptation of Kenjiro Hata’s 2018 manga series Fly Me to the Moon (Tonikaku Kawaii or literally, Generally Cute).

In an announcement last Saturday, Sunrise revealed that their “Life-Size Gundam Statue” Project will be expanding overseas, as Shanghai, China will be the first place outside of Japan to be getting its own life-sized Gundam statue.

A promotional video for the Yowamushi Pedal live-action film was recently streamed in Shochiku Co. Ltd.’s official Youtube channel. The promo video shows behind-the-scenes footage from the film—as in the actors legitimately biking uphill and getting really exhausted after.

Just this July, it was reported that Sunrise has trademarked “Love Live. Superstar..” and two weeks from that we finally get the confirmation that the speculations are true: yes people, the latest Love Live.

Some good and bad news for ardent fans of popular volleyball series Haikyuu. First, the good news: the second half of Haikyuu to the Top.—the official name of the fourth season—is now set for an October 2020 release.