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It’s rare nowadays to say that any long-running series or Hollywood franchise is trending in the right direction, but I’ve always felt that way about anime. Whenever I sit down to write this ...

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Hold on, ARMY, BTS just entered the anime world with 7Fates: Chakho — a Korean webtoon starring the septet— an animated short film. The fusion between K-pop and the growing pop culture rolls ...

Mobile Suit Gundam: GQuuuuuuX is one of the most anticipated anime shows of the spring 2025 season, and new preorders for various figures from the series are now open on Amazon. This joint ...

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Fans of anime and manga in Texas are facing a new challenge—one not found on screen or on the black-and-white pages of their favorite works, but within the halls of the state legislature.