Why Is 'Black Cat and Witch' Trending? Spring 2026 Anime Buzz
A fantasy comedy about a witch and her feline companion is capturing attention ahead of its Spring 2026 premiere.
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A fantasy comedy about a witch and her feline companion is capturing attention ahead of its Spring 2026 premiere.
A dark, war-torn vision of Japan's future is capturing attention ahead of its Spring 2026 premiere.
Toei Games is launching on Steam with three new titles, including the mystery adventure KILLA.
Square Enix is launching its first permanent café and shop in the United States, located in Los Angeles' Little Tokyo.
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Internet personality Logan Paul acquired two high-grade, historic issues of Weekly Shonen Jump.
Comedy series about a college senior reliving his high school days surges in popularity following its fourth episode release.
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The Cannes Film Festival will screen works-in-progress, including a live-action 'Look Back' and the anime film 'You, Fireworks, and Our Promise'.
Kei Urana, creator of Gachiakuta, addressed manga piracy, emphasizing the devaluation of creative works and exploring accessibility solutions.
Seven Seas Entertainment has licensed six new manga and light novel series, including "Magic Maker: How to Create Magic in Another World."