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The long-running anime series Sazae-san has announced a recast for three of its characters. As of June 1st, 2025, Ikura, Kaori, and Rika have new voice actors taking over their respective roles. This marks a significant change for the show, which has been a staple of Japanese television for decades. A Change in the Air for Beloved Characters The official blog for Sazae-san revealed that Sachie Hirai will now voice Ikura, Mana Koshirakawa will voice Kaori, and Sayaka Kitahara will voice Rika. These roles were previously all voiced by Reiko Katsura, a veteran voice actress in Japan. Ikura: The son…
“Yaiba: Samurai Legend” episode 9, titled “The Birth of the Lightning Slash” or “Dawn of the Lightning Slash,” focuses on Yaiba’s training to develop a new sword technique to defeat Onimaru. Having returned from Ganryu Island, Yaiba is now closer to controlling the Raijinken but needs to master a new technique. This episode provides a much-needed opportunity to slow down and set the stage for the big showdown with Onimaru. Back from Ganryu Island After the intense battles on Ganryu Island, Yaiba and his friends return to Sayaka’s home. Sayaka’s family reacts to the strange animal people and Musashi, with…
Episode 9 of Your Forma, titled “Nightmare of St. Petersburg,” marks a significant shift in tone and provides crucial backstory for Harold Lucraft. This episode delves into Harold’s past, revealing the traumatic events that shaped his character and his relationship with detective Sozon Chernov. While previous episodes maintained a philosophical and relatively clean approach, Episode 9 unleashes a brutal and visceral narrative that has left viewers shocked and deeply disturbed. Harold’s Origins and Bond with Sozon The episode opens with a flashback to four years prior to the present-day storyline. Harold is discovered “homeless” in St. Petersburg, Russia, by local…
“Anne with an E” Season 3 Episode 9, titled “A Dense and Frightful Darkness,” is a powerful and emotionally charged episode that delves into themes of fear, courage, resilience, and the capacity for both love and injustice. As the penultimate episode of the season, it sets the stage for a finale filled with both resolution and reflection, reminding viewers of the enduring strength found in connection and self-discovery. Anne’s Quest and Harsh Truths Driven by a desire to uncover her origins, Anne confronts both internal and external barriers in her relentless pursuit. Her investigation leads her to unsettling revelations about…
Fire Force Season 3 Episode 9, titled “Holy Sword, Resurrected,” has arrived, and it’s a wild ride focusing on Arthur Boyle’s unwavering knightly delusions and Shinra Kusakabe’s journey to connect with his brother. Here’s a breakdown of what happened: Arthur’s Quest for Orichalcum The episode revolves heavily around Arthur Boyle, the Knight King, and his quest to reforge his broken Excalibur. Still believing in his knightly persona, Arthur is convinced that he needs a rare metal called Orichalcum to create the perfect sword. Vulcan, Lisa, and Yu humor him, attempting to steer him on a somewhat safe path, but Arthur,…
Great news for manga fans! Shinobu Seguchi, the talented creator behind Shūjin Riku and Oedo Fire Slayer -The Legend of Phoenix- is bringing his works to a wider audience. Both manga series will be released digitally in English in North America this summer. A Summer of Seguchi: What to Expect Anime News Network (ANN) announced the digital English releases. Akita Shoten confirmed the summer debut. This marks the first time these series will be available in English, giving fans a chance to dive into Seguchi’s thrilling storytelling and dynamic art style. Shūjin Riku: A Dystopian Escape Shūjin Riku, a 38-volume…
“The Apothecary Diaries” continues to captivate audiences with its intricate plot and compelling characters. Season 2’s episode 44, titled “Fortress,” aired on May 30, 2025, and marks a significant turning point as Maomao finds herself embroiled in a national conspiracy. Here’s a breakdown of the key events, character developments, and underlying themes explored in this pivotal episode. Maomao’s Imprisonment and the Looming Crisis The episode picks up with Maomao and General Hyōbu infiltrating a warehouse, only to discover it’s Fei Fa’s workshop, the same location where Jinshi was previously attacked. They are discovered by Shinbi, a cold-hearted woman, and Aira,…
The highly anticipated second season of “Kaiju No. 8” has officially announced its premiere date, sending waves of excitement through the anime community. Fans can mark their calendars for July 19, 2025, when the series will debut on TV Tokyo and its affiliated channels at 11:00 p.m. JST (10:00 a.m. EDT). Adding to the thrill, a special side-story episode, “Hoshina’s Day Off,” will air on July 5, 2025, also on TV Tokyo and affiliates at 11:00 p.m JST (10:00 a.m. EDT). Worldwide Streaming on X/Twitter In an innovative move, “Kaiju No. 8” Season 2 will stream worldwide in real-time on…
The upcoming original anime television series Necronomico and the Cosmic Horror Show is generating buzz with the release of new details, including additional cast members, theme songs, and a confirmed premiere date of July 1, 2025. Produced by Cygames and animated by Studio Gokumi, this series promises a unique blend of virtual reality gaming and cosmic horror, drawing inspiration from the eerie world of H.P. Lovecraft. Storyline: Livestreaming Meets Cosmic Horror Necronomico and the Cosmic Horror Show centers around Miko Kurono, a junior high school graduate who takes on the persona of “Necronomico” as a live streamer. Alongside her childhood…
Orange Inc. has officially launched its new manga app, emaqi, bringing a fresh digital reading experience to manga fans in the United States and Canada. Available on both iOS and Android platforms since May 28, 2025, emaqi boasts a massive library of over 13,000 manga volumes across 1,700 series, including nearly 50 exclusive titles. This positions emaqi as one of the largest manga apps in North America right from its debut. Aims to Globalize Manga Culture Shoko Ugaki, CEO & Founder of Orange, expressed her vision for the company, stating, “I started this company because I wanted fans around the…
Get ready, anime fans! Crunchyroll has just announced a sizzling summer lineup, and it’s packed with returning favorites and exciting new titles. Among the headliners are the highly anticipated My Dress-Up Darling Season 2 and Rent-A-Girlfriend Season 4, both set to stream exclusively on Crunchyroll this July. This announcement, made at CCXP Mexico, has sent waves of excitement through the anime community. Let’s dive into what we can expect from these returning series and the other exciting additions to Crunchyroll’s catalog. ‘My Dress-Up Darling’ Season 2: More Cosplay and Romance! My Dress-Up Darling quickly became a fan favorite after its…
TALI, the acclaimed artist behind MonsTABOO, has launched a brand-new manga series, Moon Ciders, on KOMODO’s innovative digital platform, Niuhi. This marks a significant step for both the artist and the platform, offering fans a fresh sci-fi action series that will be available in multiple languages. A New Chapter for TALI: From Monsters to Moonscapes TALI, a manga artist duo consisting of Takafumi (writer) and Ginko (artist) from Kagawa, Japan, first made their mark in the manga world by winning the Grand Prize at the 14th Square Enix Manga Awards in 2009. This achievement paved the way for their serialization…
Employees at Abrams Books and its Abrams ComicArts division have overwhelmingly voted to unionize, marking a significant step towards securing better working conditions and greater transparency within the company. The vote, conducted via mail-in ballot from April 30 to May 21, resulted in an impressive 88% win for the union, which will be part of UAW Local 2110. A Decisive Victory for Abrams Workers The successful unionization drive comes after a period of uncertainty for Abrams employees, who have faced multiple rounds of layoffs and cuts to health benefits. These concerns, coupled with issues such as low entry-level salaries, job…
Sachiko Takeuchi, a celebrated manga artist known for her diverse and insightful works, has launched a new manga series titled Kabukicho Karaoke Tenin Toshikuni-san (歌舞伎町カラオケ店員トシクニさん). The first two chapters were published in Kodansha’s Morning two magazine on May 22, 2025, marking a fresh and exciting addition to her already impressive portfolio. This article delves into Takeuchi’s career, her unique style, and what readers can expect from her latest venture. Who is Sachiko Takeuchi? Sachiko Takeuchi (竹内佐千子) is a manga artist from Tokyo, Japan, born on November 15th. She is a multifaceted creator, recognized not only for her manga but also…
“A Ninja and an Assassin Under One Roof” continues its blend of dark humor and slice-of-life antics in Episode 8. Following the events of the previous episode, where Satoko’s social media escapades led to their apartment being burned down by a vengeful ninja, the duo finds themselves in a new, eerily familiar home. This episode leans heavily into comedic horror tropes, delivering a much-needed laugh after the previous episode’s heavier themes. From Ashes to Apparitions: A Fresh Start? After Satoko’s obsession with gaining social media views inadvertently put them in the crosshairs of another ninja assassin, Karin, their apartment is…
Mitsuru Hattori’s heartwarming manga, Wash It All Away (Kirei ni Shite Moraemasu ka.), is set to charm readers once more with a brand-new side story. Fans of the slice-of-life series can look forward to diving back into the tranquil world of Wakana Kinme and her seaside laundry service. A Fresh Wash: Side Story Details The new chapter of Wash It All Away will be published in the upcoming issue of Square Enix’s Young Gangan magazine, scheduled for release on June 6, 2025. The chapter will feature a color opening page, promising a visually delightful return to Atami and Kinme Cleaning.…
Moe Sugimoto, the creative mind behind the hilarious spin-off manga, “Cells Not at Work!,” has captivated readers with a unique take on the inner workings of the human body. While there is no news of a new manga launching on June 26, 2025, it’s still a great opportunity to dive into the world of Sugimoto’s earlier success, specifically “Cells Not at Work!” A Spinoff Success Story “Cells Not at Work!” (Hatarakanai Saibou) is a spin-off of Akane Shimizu’s popular “Cells at Work!” manga series. The original “Cells at Work!” anthropomorphizes the cells within the human body, depicting their daily lives…
The manga series Hotel Inhumans, written and illustrated by Ao Tajima, appears to be nearing its conclusion. While no official end date has been announced, several factors suggest the story is approaching its climax. The series has been serialized on Shogakukan’s Sunday Webry website since June 12, 2021, and has been collected into ten tankōbon volumes as of March 2025. Adding to the buzz surrounding the manga is the upcoming anime television series adaptation by Bridge, scheduled to premiere in July 2025. With the anime on the horizon, it is a strong indication that the manga is wrapping up to…
Get ready for more adorable kaiju chaos! Chibi Godzilla Raids Again is returning to television with a brand-new series set to premiere in July. Fans of the miniature monster mayhem can rejoice as the pint-sized Godzilla and his equally chibi companions are set to bring their unique brand of comedy back to the small screen. What We Know So Far Here’s a breakdown of what’s been revealed about the upcoming series: Premiere Date: July 2nd Broadcast: Wednesdays at 7:05 a.m. (JST) on TV Tokyo as part of the “Oha Suta” program. (That’s Tuesdays at 6:05 p.m. EDT for those in…
The upcoming TV anime adaptation of Nikumaru’s comedy manga, BADGIRL, continues to generate buzz ahead of its July 2025 premiere. The latest offering is a lyric promotional video featuring characters Mizuka Mizutori and Rura Ruriha covering Glay’s hit song “Kanojo no ‘Modern…'” (Her “Modern…”). This unexpected musical venture has fans curious and eager to see how it fits into the anime’s overall theme. The “BADGIRL” Anime: What’s It All About? Before diving into the music video, let’s recap what BADGIRL is all about. The story revolves around Yu Yutani, a first-year high school student who appears to be the model…