In a further re-release, POM Anime will launch Studio Ghibli’s 1988 animated war film Grave of the Fireflies in 15 territories – including Benelux, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Poland, Czech ...

Honestly, waiting for Dandadan Season 2 is such a pain. After Season 1 was such a wild ride with aliens, ghosts, psychic battles, and Okarun being such a clumsy mess all the time, how are we supposed ...

When it comes to anime franchises hitting the video game world, we’ve seen entries for Dragon Ball, One Piece, My Hero Academia, and more taking the world by storm.

The Movie: A Miku Who Can’t Sing doesn’t just include a few characters from the mobile game. No, director Hiroyuki Hata decided to include all 20 of them, across five different musical groups.

You may like This new Netflix anime movie feels like the spiritual successor to Your Name that I've been waiting almost a decade for Live-action adaptation of Your Name director's underappreciated ...

Toi-san Anime Movie AnnouncedA short-form anime film, Toi-san, was announced! Based on the YouTube comedy series by VTuber Jel, the film is set to premiere in theaters across Japan during the summer.

The new anime movie "Look Back" adapts another one of Fujimoto's stories: A one-shot manga about two childhood friends and their struggles to achieve their dream of being manga artists.

The movie has gone on to earn more than $12 million at the global box office. During its limited run in the United States, licensor GKIDS stressed Look Back was one of its most in-demand movies to ...

Before Tatsuki Fujimoto broke the internet with his Chainsaw Man manga, it was the Look Back and Fire Punch manga that captivated his ardent fans. This fan-favorite one-shot manga from Fujimoto sensei ...

Over the past several years, the Netflix library has grown considerably to include not only great original licensed anime series but also movies. If you’re brand new to anime and would like help ...

2024’s cutest anime movie, The Concierge, follows a young woman working in a department store for animals. In American theaters for one day only on Sept. 11.