Anime News

A lot of upcoming anime series are being delayed with no definite releases, but thank goodness we at least get a new premiere month for the much-awaited season 2 of Quintessential Quintuplets (Gotoubun no Hanayome).

Demon Slayer fans, get your wallets ready as you many need to add one more item into your growing collection. It was announced on Tuesday by Aniplex of American that they will be releasing Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba anime series on Blu-ray disc.

Yes, you read that headline right: you can now raise your very own kisatsutai (Demon Slayer Corps) that will fit in the palm of your hand. Bandai has recently announced a new Tamagotchi collaboration, this time with popular shounen series Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba.

Game developer company Rayark has just released a hauntingly beautiful concept video for the upcoming follow-up to their popular rhythm game Deemo. Get a glimpse of Deemo II in the video here. Deemo II is a sequel to the highly successful 2013 game Deemo.

Kobe-based anime studio Cretica Universal has just announced that the release of their anime film project Child of Kamiari Month (Kamiari no Kodomo) will be delayed to 2021. This sad news, however, was accompanied by some exciting news, as the studio has announced its star-studded main cast.

If you’re craving for more manga titles to read digitally, then get ready for June as Kodansha Comics announces 5 new manga licenses that will be released digitally next month. The following manga titles that will be released are the following: Stellar Witch LIP☆S (Majo Kaitō LIP☆S) (to be released June 2), Hop Step Sing.

Conventions are one of the best places to go for fellow otakus and nerds to just geek out and just express the same love of anime, cosplay, manga, video games, and more. Thousands of people come to anime conventions every year just to make friends and meet other people who are into cosplay, anime, and manga.

Rise up, oldies gang. (Yes, we’re old.) Prince of Tennis is set to celebrate its 20th anniversary on 2021—yes, it’s been that long.—and to celebrate this momentous occasion, the popular tennis anime has announced that it will be getting a new anime project.

As part of promotions for the just-released 3DCG anime series Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045, a “Directors Interview” was recently uploaded on the Netflix Asia Youtube channel. The video features interviews with the series’ two directors, Kenji Kamiyama and Shinji Aramaki, as well as behind-the-scenes footage of the series’ production process, voice recording, and motion-capturing.

While we’re all in our homes hoping that this pandemic comes to an end soon so that we can all finally go out and all the delayed anime films can finally be released, Aniplex of America dropped the first English-dubbed teaser for the much-awaited Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie: Mugen Train.