Tag: anime
Anime Review: TO BE HERO X is off to a super start
Does the first episode of To Be Hero X live up to sky-high expectations? Adam and Hilary investigate this exciting new series.
YOKO KANNO celebrated anime music in her first ever Town Hall concert
Fans of Cowboy Bebop and Wolf’s Rain got a night to remember.
MY HERO ACADEMIA: VIGILANTES bursts onto screens April 7th
The adventures of Knuckleduster, Koichi, and Pop Step finally get adapted as an anime.
NYCC ’24: Bandai Namco’s Justin Cavender reflects on the show floor
Bandai Namco senior marketing manager Justin Cavender shares insight on New York Comic Con-exclusive collectibles and more.
TOHO STUDIOS buys out GKIDS
Toho Co. Ltd., the legendary studio known for Akira Kurosawa and Godzilla films, acquired GKIDS, Inc., the North American animation producer.
NYCC ’24: Crunchyroll announces special edition of Newtype anime magazine
The anime magazine Newtype returns to the United States in a special issue for New York Comic Con.
Anime Review: SHANGRI-LA FRONTIER SEASON 2 is at full throttle from the get go
Here's an early glimpse into the first episode of Shangri-la Frontier Season 2! Written by Katarina and adapted into a manga by Ryosuke Fuji, the first part of the anime adaptation hit is in Crunchyroll's library for the Fall of 2024 season.
REVIEW: DANDADAN: FIRST ENCOUNTER can also smash it
DANDADAN: FIRST ENCOUNTER brings Shonen Jump+'s wackiest series to the screen. It's as good as I hoped, but at what cost?
ANIME NYC ’24 INTERVIEW: kensuke ushio and Hiroyuki Aoi
At Anime NYC, we had the opportunity to speak briefly with kensuke ushio and producer Hiroyuki Aoi about the upcoming Dandadan.
Anime NYC ’24: The past present and future of MACROSS
At Anime NYC '24, Macross creator Shoji Kawamori took us on a winding trip through the history of the series.
ANIME NYC ’24 INTERVIEW: Looking Inside With Shoji Kawamori
Adam Wescott represents Comics Beat in a special roundtable interview of Shoji Kawamori with selected outlets at AnimeNYC
Otakon 2024: Exploring the Anime Home Video Museum
To wrap up The Beat's Otakon 2024 coverage, Adam Wscott details the Anime Home Video Museum, a hybrid panel and exhibition detailing the impact of video formats on anime distribution
