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Tomorrow's Joe, or Ashita no Joe: Classic Anime Now on Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll is now streaming the classic 1970 anime series Tomorrow's Joe (also known as Ashita no Joe) Season One – all 79 Episodes Season Two, which is made up of 47 episodes, will premiere on December 3rd at 4:00 p.m PT Tomorrow's Joe is available to stream in North, Central, and South America and available in[...]
Dan Da Dan Season 1 Episode 5 Review: Things Are Getting Really Nutty
This anime is a total riot. Well, Turbo Granny is definitely out, but Okarun still has her power So it is time to make a deal with Turbo Granny: Okarun's jewels in exchange for her power It is about to be for the long haul It is only fair, though, considering all the trouble she had[...]
Ranma 1/2 Season 1 Ep. 5 "Who Says You're Cute" Review
I really enjoy the humorous, awkward teenager phase feels this anime continues to carry perfectly Between the beautiful and colorful animation, the story, and the dialogue, this is definitely the gem of this season so far. Things start off where they left off in the last episode: Akane's hair is cut by error in the fight[...]
Crunchyroll Announces NYCC Panels Including New OVERLORD Trailer
Crunchyroll has released a clip from OVERLORD: The Sacred Kingdom, the theatrical anime feature film spinoff of the popular OVERLORD series The series began as a series of Light Novels, then got a manga adaptation and a hit anime that's still going OVERLORD: The Sacred Kingdom is out on limited release in North American theatres from[...]
RANMA 1/2 Season 1 Eps. 3 & 4 Review:
Between the colorful animation and nostalgia, this anime is in contention along with Dan Da Dan for the best anime of the season so far… and these two chapters went a long way toward helping make that case. To Ranma's displeasure, Kuno has fallen… and not in the type of way that would require Gerard Butler[...]
Solo Leveling - Reawakening: Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll has released a trailer for Solo Leveling – ReAwakening-, the upcoming feature film that recaps the first season of the hit anime Solo Leveling, which was adapted from the Korean digital manhwa that put Korean comics on the global map for the first time The feature film will get a limited theatrical release in[...]
Ranma 1/2 Ep. 1: "Here's Ranma" & Ep. 2: "I Hate Men" Review
The first two installments, "Here's Ranma" and "I Hate Men," were wonderfully fun opening chapters of the reboot of Takahashi's manga and anime of the same name It was one of my favorite anime growing up and so far, this new take is headed in the right direction. I have to say, I am incredibly excited[...]
Dan Da Dan Episodes 3 & 4 Review:
So far, this is one of my favorite anime this season From animation to story to music, it has blown away my expectations Here's how… On the episode "It's a Granny vs Granny Clash!" We get to meet Momo's grandmother, Seiko Turns out she is as awesome as I hoped, if not more We see Seiko[...]
TOKYOPOP and MBC Group Announce New Anime Production Line Up
Tokyopop and MBC Group announced their investment in two new anime productions, Acro Trip and Season 2 of Kami.App The shows are slated for release in Japan and the Middle East this month.  MBC Group, based in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, is the largest and leading media company in the Middle East & North Africa region[...]
Solo Leveling - Reawakening: Crunchyroll
The original hit manhwa is the breakthrough that put Korean comics on the global map in the first place, and now Korean webcomics have nearly as many fans as manga and anime worldwide from reading them on their phones. Poster art ©Solo Leveling Animation Partners, courtesy of Crunchyroll Solo Leveling takes place in a world where over[...]
The Beginning After the End: Web Comic Gets Anime Adapt in 2025
At New York Comic Con 2024, Crunchyroll announced that The Beginning After the End will be the latest hit web novel and manhwa to get an anime adaptation The Korean web novel was originally written by TurtleMe, with the manhwa adaptation and art by Fuyuki23 for Seasons 1-5 and MGK-story for Season 6 Keitaro Motonaga[...]
Crunchyroll Previews New Upcoming Anime Series at New York Comic Con
Those titles included The Dialect of the Girl I Fell in Love With in Okinawa is Too Difficult to Deal With from the manga by Egumi Sora, the coming-of-age slice of romance anime, OKITSURA: Fell in Love with an Okinawan Girl, but I Just Wish I Know What She's Saying, is set to stream on Crunchyroll[...]
The Theater of Haruhi Suzumiya: Yen Press to Simupublish Ebook
Yen Press will release a print edition at a later date. Haruhi Suzumiya, the Unstoppable Franchise Adaptations of Haruhi Suzumiya have included an anime series that was initially released by Bandai Entertainment in 2006, an acclaimed anime feature film, and several manga series adaptations released in English by Yen Press, the first of which was published in 2009[...]
Crunchyroll Brings The Apothecary Diaries, More to Blu-Ray in January
Those looking to warm up their hearts from cold this winter can also look forward to the Crunchyroll Anime Awards winner for Best Romance Anime, Horimiya: The Missing Pieces, with a Blu-ray and DVD combo set on January 21, 2025 This collection of episodic stories completes the romantic tale between Kyouko Hori and Izumi Miyamura[...]
Rick and Morty: The Anime
With only one episode remaining on what we're hoping will be the first and not the only season of Adult Swim and Takashi Sano's (Tower of God) Rick and Morty: The Anime, we have a sneak preview for "A Pain in the Back." But this one needs very little setup because it's all about emotions and[...]
Crunchyroll to Co-Publish NewType Anime Magazine NYCC Special Edition
Legendary anime magazine Newtype is coming back to the United States with a special print edition issue for New York Comic Con – all in collaboration with Crunchyroll News Newtype was last published in English in the US in 2008; the collaborative issue is an example of anime journalism that only Newtype and Crunchyroll can[...]
One Piece on Hiatus, Re-envisioned Fish-Man Island Arc, Special to Air
Toei Animation has announced that the anime series One Piece will go on a hiatus following this weekend's release of Episode 1122 The series will return in April 2025 with fresh episodes from the Egghead arc During the hiatus, One Piece Log: Fish-Man Island Saga, a special re-envisioned edition of the iconic arc, will begin[...]
one piece
While most of our One Piece coverage has been based around Showrunners Joe Tracz and Matt Owens, Netflix, Tomorrow Studios, and Shueisha's live-action series adaptation of manga creator and series consultant Eiichiro Oda's One Piece, we haven't forgotten that this year is also the 25th anniversary of the anime As part of the year-long celebration, a special story for fans[...]
My Hero Academia
In terms of the anime and where things ended with the events of this season, it only makes sense that things could wrap up in one more season This adaptation has done a remarkable job in bringing Kohei Horikoshi's manga to life and making viewers feel for these characters This final upcoming season will continue[...]
DAN DA DAN S01E01 "That's How Love Starts, Ya Know!"
I am so glad I added this anime to my seasonal Crunchyroll Must-Watch list It is definitely a fun adventure to follow with a little bit of everything. The episode starts with Momo, who is being pushed into "putting out" by her boyfriend, who she proceeds to kick, and becomes a fight, ending in a breakup[...]
My Hero Academia S07E20 "A Girl's Ego"
The anime has done a fantastic job of making the story hit harder than it ever has before. The momentum slows down for this episode, and we get to zoom in on Ochaco and Toga Will their dance come to an end this time? Not much happened, but the animation and music—and lack of it at[...]
Megazone 23: AnimEigo Announces US Blu-ray Home Media Release
It proved there was a market for direct-to-video anime films and paved the way for anime to become not just a niche genre but a worldwide phenomenon It was soon joined by a visually mind-blowing sequel and a two-part spinoff that takes place centuries later It is now considered a classic of 1980s Science Fiction[...]