The third season of the 【Oshi no Ko】 anime concluded with a finale that left fans in tears. The production team commemorated this special moment with a new visual and video symbolizing the reunion of Goro and Sarina.
The Shimokitazawa Tollywood cinema, where the career of renowned director Makoto Shinkai began, will host a special screening event throughout May covering the director's entire filmography.
World-famous streamer IShowSpeed is getting his own anime-style series in collaboration with Matt Owens, the name behind Netflix's One Piece series.
According to the final data from Anime News Network, Journal With Witch became the absolute winner of the winter season, while Sentenced to Be a Hero shook up the charts with a last-minute surge.
Netflix has officially announced that the second stage of the highly anticipated Steel Ball Run anime will return in the fall of 2026 with weekly episodes.
KLab has announced the name of its new mobile game based on the beloved anime series My Hero Academia as "United Survival" and confirmed it will be released worldwide in 2026.
The anime adaptation of Weekly Shonen Jump's award-winning rakugo series Akane-banashi has taken excitement to the peak by adding legendary names like Fumihiko Tachiki and Hiroaki Hirata to its voice cast.
NASA's Artemis II mission, the first crewed flight to the Moon in 50 years, has begun with the symbolic support of an iconic character from the anime world.
The latest installment in the Digimon series, Digimon Beatbreak, deepens its story with the "GIFT" arc, which will begin on April 26. The newly released visual offers mysterious clues about the future of the series.
The cyberpunk legend Ghost in the Shell is set to debut its new series by Science SARU at the Annecy Festival in June.
In a massive collaboration launched for the new Liar Game anime project, a giant image featuring 100 differences has been released, prepared by THE ROCKET GOLD STAR, known for the challenging puzzles of Saizeriya restaurants.
Adapted from Taiyo Matsumoto's cult masterpiece, Tekkonkinkreet is returning to the big screen in Japan in its original 35mm film format, preserving the texture it had on its opening day.