With Chainsaw Man — The Movie: Reze Arc sitting at the number one spot in the U.S., drawing rave reviews and IMAX box office buzz, anime’s bold leap into
For decades, anime has routinely spun athleticism into artistic spectacle, be it ping pong duels, basketball games, or wacky, high-octane races that blur the line between vehicular sport and myth.
In a short period since partnering with Toho, GKids has established itself as the anime equivalent of the Criterion Collection. Through its theatrical rereleases of deep-cut cult-classic films from yesteryear,
As a fan of everything animation and an occasional doodler, I’ve seen my fair share of superb art, whether it’s the emotional climax of my favorite ship finally
Despite what some anime experts might lead people to believe, One Piece is as political as its ongoing manga and anime are long. So, it’s no surprise that the
On Friday, I went to a rave celebrating a series about fleet-footed anime girls based on real-life race horses. Today, the most-beloved of those IRL inspirations, a dismally untalented horse
Like video game adaptations, live-action anime adaptations get a bad rap for being so rancid that fans preemptively sling shit at their creators for having the audacity to attempt them.
A lot of the joy in both City and Nichijou also comes from the contrast of how goofy and lighthearted the topics are coupled with some of the most high effort, impressive sakuga that you have ever seen. Even the tiniest thing is given obscene amounts of love and attention.
Fifteen years after being canceled on Fox, King of the Hill is back. Its fourteenth season doesn’t only mark the return of Hank Hill, America’s dad before American
I’d been excited for the return of New Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt ever since it was first announced at Anime Expo 2022. Since Studio Trigger is handling the
