Tag: anime
Spectacle! Toei Animation is bringing TWO new giant balloons to NYCC ’23
A giant Luffy balloon and a giant Goku balloon are going to rule the skies at NYCC courtesy of the Toei Animation Booth
Crunchyroll unleashes a bunch of free horror anime for the entire month of Halloween
Enough to keep you scared awake at night for an entire month!
HAIKYU FESTA 2023 reveals new visual and release date for anime movie
To kick off the announcement of the latest (and presumably second to last) movie adaptations of Haruichi Furudate’s popular volleyball manga series, Haikyu!! Festa...
REVIEW: ANGEL’S EGG finally comes to the big screen
Fans of Yoshitaka Amano and Mamoru Oshii's Angel's Egg finally get to see the cult classic anime on the big screen.
SDCC ’23: Crunchyroll gets CrunchySWOLE with Ultimate Anime Fitness Challenge
Plus panels covering the anime industry, and a COWBOY BEBOP museum exhibit.
AnimeNYC 2022: Winners and Losers from TurtleMe to Cosplay
The Beat's manga correspondent has an in-depth look at what worked and what didn't at AnimeNYC 2022 - and overall the show was a huge hit.
Anime NYC ’22: The Highs and Lows of this year’s event
Where’s the manga!? Where's the anime!?
A teenager’s view of Rose City Comic Con
Our new junior reporter went to Rose City Comic Con to see what the vibe was and scope out hobbits. This is his con report.
NYCC ’22: first look at programming including The Walking Dead, Weird Al, Outlander and...
NYCC is going to be a fan bonanza with panels for The Walking Dead, Weird Al Yankovic, Bleach, and tea with Outlander.
Yu-Gi-Oh author Kazuki Takahashi death officially ruled accidental drowning
The body of creator of the Yu-Gi-Oh multimedia franchise, mangaka Kazuki Takahashi found off Okinawa Coast was ruled an accidental drowning today
DRAGON BALL SUPER: SUPER HERO is hitting US theaters August 19
Crunchyroll announces international release dates of the Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero movie Kamehameha-ing to theatres this August
Anime NYC was a big hit…again – UPDATED
Anime NYC returned and fans couldn't have been happier...and neither could exhibitors by the looks of things.
