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Tokyo, Japan – One Piece Episode 1148, titled “The Lost History – Joyboy, The First Pirate,” officially premiered on November 2, 2025, delivering monumental lore revelations that have sent shockwaves through the global fanbase. The highly anticipated episode continued Dr. Vegapunk’s world-altering broadcast, finally shedding light on the elusive figure of Joyboy and his profound connection to the Void Century and the Ancient Kingdom. The episode, which adapted manga chapters 1114 and 1115, is already being hailed as one of the most significant installments since the debut of Gear Five, promising to reshape viewers’ understanding of the One Piece world’s…

Manga artist Yuki Higashiura, known for Please Look After the Dragon, announced on X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday that their Mamoribito (Demonsitter) manga series will conclude with its next chapter, set to be released in late November. The fantasy-comedy series, which debuted in 2021, will bring its unique narrative to an end after a four-year run. The Journey of Mamoribito Mamoribito began its serialization in Shonengahosha’s Young King Ours magazine in 2021. The series quickly garnered attention for its distinctive premise and art style. As of July 2024, Shonengahosha had shipped the fifth compiled book volume of the manga. A…

Gnosia Episode 4, which premiered on November 1, 2025, has sent ripples through its growing fanbase, deepening the enigma of its time-looping narrative and the insidious threat of the Gnosia. This pivotal installment continues to explore the desperate struggle for survival aboard a drifting spaceship, where the line between ally and enemy blurs with each passing loop. The episode delivered significant revelations, particularly concerning the nature of the “Silver Key” and the complex relationship between the protagonist, Yuri, and the enigmatic Setsu. The Core Premise: Aboard the D.Q.O. At its heart, Gnosia is a science-fiction social deduction mystery that began…

Reports suggesting the conclusion of Zatsu Tabi -Another Side View- Hasunuma Koyomi no Nichijō appear to be premature, as the spinoff manga remains ongoing. Launched in October 2023, the series, which delves into the daily life of Koyomi Hasunuma, continues to be serialized in ASCII Media Works’ Dengeki Maoh magazine. The Current Status of Another Side View As of late 2024, Zatsu Tabi -Another Side View- Hasunuma Koyomi no Nichijō has released at least one tankōbon volume and is listed as an ongoing series. The manga is illustrated by Meidosuki, with Kenta Ishizaka, the creator of the original Zatsu Tabi:…

To Your Eternity Season 3 continued its captivating narrative with Episode 5, titled “Unheard Words,” which premiered on November 1, 2025. The latest installment delves deeper into Fushi’s adjustment to the complexities of modern society while grappling with emergent threats that hint at the persistent presence of the enigmatic Nokkers. Fans can stream “Unheard Words” on Crunchyroll and Crunchyroll Amazon Channel, and it is also available for purchase on Apple TV. Embracing the “Present World” Arc Season 3 of To Your Eternity, known as the “Present World arc,” transports Fushi and his companions into a dramatically evolved contemporary Japan. After…

Renowned voice actor Kenjirō Tsuda has officially been cast in the One Piece anime, taking on the pivotal role of Figarland Shamrock, the newly revealed twin brother of Red-Haired Shanks. The announcement, which has ignited excitement across the global fanbase, was made in a promotional video celebrating the release of One Piece manga’s volume 113. This marks Tsuda’s return to the beloved franchise, where he previously voiced Vinsmoke Yonji. Kenjirō Tsuda to Voice Figarland Shamrock Kenjirō Tsuda, celebrated for his distinctive deep and commanding voice, will bring to life Figarland Shamrock, a character poised to play a significant role in…

Renowned screenwriter Toshiki Inoue and “Rosen Garten Saga” artist Bakotsu Tonooka are set to launch a new psychological thriller manga titled “Jadou Season” on November 21, 2025, on the Comiplex Web platform. The collaboration brings together a veteran writer known for his extensive work in tokusatsu and anime with a distinctive manga artist. “Jadou Season” Unveils a New Psychological Thriller The upcoming manga, “Jadou Season,” promises to delve into the psychological thriller genre, a fitting direction given the creative minds behind it. While specific plot details are eagerly awaited, the combination of Inoue’s character-driven narratives and Tonooka’s artistic style suggests…

The highly anticipated television anime adaptation of Umikaze Minamino’s fantasy light novel series, “Kunon the Sorcerer Can See Through” (Majutsu-shi Kunon wa Mieteiru), is officially slated to premiere in January 2026. The announcement, which initially broke in January 2025, has since been followed by reveals of the main cast, key staff, and a teaser visual, building excitement among fans of the popular series. The anime will be produced by Platinum Vision, with Hideaki Ōba at the helm as director. Yuki Enatsu is handling the series composition and scripts, while Yōko Satō and Toshimitsu Kobayashi are responsible for character designs. Shunsuke…

The popular light novel series, “Always a Catch! How I Punched My Way into Marrying a Prince” by Mayo Momoyo, is officially receiving a television anime adaptation, slated to premiere in Spring 2026. This announcement marks an anticipated transition for the comedic fantasy romance from pages to screen. Always a Catch! The Light Novel Series “Always a Catch! How I Punched My Way into Marrying a Prince” originated as a light novel series penned by Mayo Momoyo. Itsuki Mito provides the illustrations for the light novels, while Kaki Nagato is the artist behind the manga adaptation. The series has gained…

The official website for the TV anime “‘Tis Time for “Torture,” Princess” has announced that the South Korean girl group ILLIT will perform the opening theme, while Japanese singer-songwriter Yuika will handle the ending theme for the upcoming second season, set to premiere in January 2026. ILLIT to Deliver Opening Theme for First Japanese Anime Tie-up The five-member South Korean girl group ILLIT, formed in 2023 through the audition program “R U NEXT?”, will provide the opening theme song for the highly anticipated second season. This marks the first time the multinational group, which includes two Japanese members, has contributed…

A new trailer has been unveiled for There’s No Freaking Way I’ll Be Your Lover! Unless… ~Next Shine~, the highly anticipated sequel to the There’s No Freaking Way I’ll Be Your Lover! Unless… anime series. The sequel is set to premiere in Japanese theaters on November 21, 2025, as a special five-episode theatrical release before its television broadcast at a later date. Theatrical Premiere and Episode Count The ~Next Shine~ sequel will be presented as a limited theatrical release in Japan, compiling five episodes (numbered 13-17) for its big-screen debut on November 21. While a specific date for its television…

Spy×Family Season 3’s fifth episode, “The Mommy-Friends Scheme,” which is also the 42nd episode overall, premiered on Saturday, November 1, 2025, delving into Yor Forger’s attempts to navigate social circles and introducing a significant new character. The episode focuses on Yor’s unexpected encounter with Melinda Desmond, Damian Desmond’s mother, adding a new layer of comedic and plot-driven intrigue to the beloved series. Yor’s Awkward Foray into “Mommy-Friends” The latest installment sees Yor Forger, the skilled assassin known as Thorn Princess, attempting to embrace her role as a civilian wife and mother by joining a “mommy-friends” group. Her journey into conventional…

SANDA Episode 5, titled “A Typhoon in a Snow Globe”, plunges deeper into the dystopian world crafted by BEASTARS creator Paru Itagaki, revealing significant plot developments, new characters, and complex thematic explorations. Airing on November 1, 2025 (JST), this installment sees protagonist Kazushige Sanda grappling with his burgeoning Santa Claus powers amidst a society obsessed with controlling childhood. The Introduction of Niko Kazao: Sanda’s Arranged Fiancée A pivotal moment in Episode 5 is the introduction of Niko Kazao, Sanda’s government-assigned fiancée. In the near-future Japan of SANDA, facing extreme population decline, childhoods are tightly managed, and marriages are preordained as…

Fans of Kamome Shirahama’s acclaimed “Witch Hat Atelier” manga series have a new magical adventure to look forward to, as an official spin-off novel titled “Witch Hat Atelier: Special Stories” is set to be released on November 21, 2025, in Japan. The novel will feature three brand-new short stories not found in the original manga, penned by Jun Esaka with new illustrations and supervision by series creator Kamome Shirahama herself. Delving into New Magical Tales The upcoming novel, published by Kodansha, promises to expand the beloved “Witch Hat Atelier” universe with fresh narratives. Originally referred to as “A Special Anthology,”…

Aki Kusaka, the acclaimed creator behind “Let’s Do It Already!”, has announced that her ongoing manga series, Dōse Nakunara Koi ga Ii (If I’m Going to Cry Anyway, Love is Better), will conclude in just four more chapters. The romantic dramedy, which began its serialization in December 2022, is preparing to wrap up its story, much to the anticipation of its readers. The End of a High School Romance Journey Kusaka shared the news via her official X (formerly Twitter) account on Saturday, confirming the imminent finale of Dōse Nakunara Koi ga Ii. This announcement marks the countdown for fans…

The highly anticipated television anime adaptation of Yūki Dōmoto’s romantic comedy manga, “I Want to End This Love Game” (Aishiteru Game o Owarasetai), has revealed its main cast, key staff, and an official April 2026 debut. The announcement was made through the anime’s official website, also unveiling a new teaser visual for the series. Stellar Cast to Bring “Love Game” Characters to Life Leading the cast are two prominent voice actors set to portray the central duo caught in a playful, yet increasingly sincere, battle of affection. Kaito Ishikawa will voice Yukiya Asagi, while Miku Itō will take on the…

Toho Animation has unveiled a new promotional video for the latest arc of the Spy×Family anime, confirming that the highly anticipated “Bus Hijacking Arc” will commence on Friday, November 8. The new footage teases a high-stakes scenario involving Anya Forger and her classmates, drawing from a pivotal storyline in Tatsuya Endō’s original manga. The Third Season Kicks Off with New Challenges The third season of the Spy×Family anime premiered on October 4, 2025, airing on networks such as TV Tokyo, TV Osaka, TV Aichi, and BS TV Tokyo, among others. Consisting of 13 episodes, this season is set to adapt…

For fans of action-packed fantasy anime, “May I Ask for One Final Thing? – Episode 6” (also known by its Japanese title, Saigo ni Hitotsu dake Onegai Shitemo Yoroshī Deshō ka) delivered another dose of protagonist Scarlet El Vandimion’s formidable brand of justice. This pivotal episode continues the thrilling narrative of a falsely accused noblewoman turned avenger, further solidifying the series’ reputation for combining elegant settings with brutal, satisfying combat. Release Information and Where to Watch Episode 6 “May I Ask for One Final Thing? – Episode 6” officially premiered on October 31, 2025. Viewers in many regions can stream…

In the fantastical world crafted by Konoha Satou’s adolescent imagination, being reincarnated as the villainess, Iana Magnolia, is a continuous battle against a predetermined, grim fate. Every action Iana takes is a desperate attempt to rewrite her own “dark history” and avoid the myriad of “death flags” she meticulously planted in her original story. Episode 4, titled “Whoever Dies, I’ll Be Suspected Anyway,” plunges Iana deeper into this treacherous narrative, centering on a dramatic duel and her constant struggle with guilt and agency. The Brewing Conflict: Yomi’s Devotion and Deadly Intentions The core conflict of Episode 4 revolves around Yomi…

Tokyo, Japan – The latest television ratings for Japanese animated programs for the week of October 20-26 reveal familiar favorites continuing to draw significant viewership in the Kanto region. Detective Conan once again secured the top spot, demonstrating its enduring popularity among Japanese audiences. The ranking, based on average household ratings and provided by Video Research, highlights strong performances across various time slots and networks. While established series dominated the top positions, newer titles like My Hero Academia Final Season and Tougen Anki also garnered notable viewership. Top Japanese Anime TV Programs (October 20-26) The following table details the top-performing…