Imagine a film that would have centered on Charlize Theron’s character. Now imagine it as an anime. Wouldn’t that have been something awesome? Continue reading
Imagine a film that would have centered on Charlize Theron’s character. Now imagine it as an anime. Wouldn’t that have been something awesome? Continue reading
The first new, original Dragon Ball television anime in nearly two decades is coming this summer. And it will be called Dragon Ball Super.
The last Dragon Ball TV anime, Dragon Ball GT, aired from 1996 to 1997. Continue reading
Hayao Miyazaki, the main creative force behind legendary Japanese animation house Studio Ghibli, has been suggesting for years that he’s just on the verge of retiring. Last year, Studio Ghibli apparently decided to start taking his comments seriously, and it joined in the suggesting by saying that if Miyazaki goes, it’ll probably either shut down or completely restructure itself. All of that is to say that Studio Ghibli’s next film, an adaptation of Joan G. Robinson’s When Marnie Was There, might also be its last. Continue reading
2012 saw the triumphant return of Cartoon Nework’s anime programming block, Toonami, resurrected as a late-night spot on Adult Swim featuring anime favorites like Cowboy Bebop and new shows like Attack on Titan. The block runs a glorious six-and-a-half hours – that is, ran.
The spiritual successor to the beloved anime series Gurren Lagann, Kill La Kill will make its U.S. television debut at 12:30 p.m. on February 7th! Given how saucy the show is — that’s main character in her battle outfit, and that’s not even mentioning the show’s revolutionary nudists — this is just a touch insane. Continue reading