Author: AnimeNEET

Sachimo’s acclaimed boys-love manga, “Black or White” (Kuro ka Shiro ka), is set to reach its conclusion on April 30, 2025. The series, which revolves around the lives of two actors navigating their careers and secret relationship, has garnered a significant following since its debut in 2017. A Beloved Series Comes to an End The announcement of the manga’s conclusion was made via the official X/Twitter account for Kadokawa’s Emerald magazine, where the series is serialized. The spring 2025 issue of the magazine will feature the final chapter, bringing the story of Shin and Shige to a close. Storyline Overview…

The world of magical girls is ever-expanding, with the Pretty Cure franchise leading the charge. Witchy Precure! -MIRAI DAYS- continues the legacy, and episodes 6 and 7 deliver a captivating blend of action, heartwarming moments, and intriguing plot developments, further solidifying its place in the hearts of fans. Episode 6: A Looming Threat Emerges Episode 6 takes a darker turn as a looming threat begins to surface, casting a shadow over the seemingly peaceful days of Mirai and Riko. A Mysterious Premonition The episode opens with a strange dream sequence, hinting at a future danger that awaits the Precures. This…

Satoshi Taninaka’s romantic comedy manga, Magokoro Scramble!, is set to conclude this Thursday, marking the end of a brief but memorable journey for fans of the series. The manga, which launched in October 2024, has garnered attention for its unique premise and endearing characters. A Whirlwind Romance Comes to an End The announcement of the manga’s conclusion came unexpectedly in the 16th chapter, leaving fans with mixed emotions. While some are saddened to see the story end, others are eager to witness the final chapter and how Koharu and Yuki’s romance will unfold. What is Magokoro Scramble! about? Magokoro Scramble!…

The world of Utahime Dream, a vibrant mixed-media project celebrating Japanese music, is expanding to television. Earth Star Entertainment announced on Monday that Utahime Dream will receive a full TV anime adaptation, promising to bring its unique blend of original songs and classic covers to a wider audience. What is Utahime Dream? Utahime Dream is a project centered around “Utahime” (Songstresses) – talented female performers selected from voice actresses, stage actresses, and singers. These “Utahime” embody original characters and perform songs from the Showa, Heisei and Reiwa eras. Launched in June 2023, the project has quickly gained popularity for its…

In a recent announcement, manga artists Kaoru Mori, known for her acclaimed series “A Bride’s Story”, and Aki Irie, creator of “Go with the Clouds, North by Northwest”, will be moving their manga from Kadokawa’s Aokishi magazine. The news came with the release of the 24th A and B issues of the magazine on February 18, 2025, which revealed a renewal of Aokishi, leading to shifts in its published works. Renewal Sparks Changes at Aokishi Kadokawa’s Aokishi magazine is undergoing a renewal, prompting some manga series to continue their run while others head in new directions. This transition affects Kaoru…

Aki Akimoto’s manga series, Mairimashita to Iwasetai (I Want You to Say You Lose), is set to conclude in the upcoming April issue of Hakusensha’s LaLa magazine, scheduled for release on March 24th. This announcement, made on Friday, marks the end of the comedic romance centered around an unusual pair. A Generational Feud Turned Love? The story revolves around Benio Tsunemori and Nayuta Watanuki, who represent the next generation of two rival yakuza groups, the Tsunemori and Watanuki clans. These families have been locked in a bitter feud for generations, creating a tense backdrop for the unfolding romance. Plot Overview…

The open road calls, even after civilization’s collapse. Sakae Saito’s popular manga series, “Touring After the Apocalypse” (終末ツーリング, Shūmatsu Tsūringu), is set to premiere as a TV anime series in 2025. This announcement promises to bring the serene yet melancholic journey of two young women through a desolate Japan to vibrant animated life. From Manga to Anime: A Journey Begins “Touring After the Apocalypse” has captivated readers with its unique blend of post-apocalyptic setting and slice-of-life charm. Since its debut in ASCII Media Works’ Dengeki Maoh magazine in September 2020, the manga has garnered a dedicated following. Now, Nexus, the…

Anime fans rejoice! The complete 164 episodes of the beloved 1989 anime series, Obocchama-kun, are currently streaming with English subtitles for a limited time. This special re-release celebrates the first anniversary of the anime’s official YouTube channel. However, the window to enjoy this comedic gem is closing soon, with all episodes slated to be removed on March 31st. A Nostalgic Dive into the World of ‘Obocchama-kun’ Obocchama-kun, based on the award-winning manga by Yoshinori Kobayashi, first charmed audiences in Japan from 1989 to 1992. The series follows the exploits of Obocchama-kun, the ridiculously wealthy heir to the Obo family fortune,…

The highly anticipated anime adaptation of the popular mobile game “#COMPASS -Combat Providence Analysis System” is officially premiering on April 7, 2025. Fans can look forward to tuning in on TV Tokyo and other networks across Japan, as well as BS NTV and AT-X, to dive into the series. What is “#COMPASS 2.0”? “#COMPASS 2.0: Combat Providence Analysis System” is a TV anime based on the mobile game. The series is set in a dreamlike world where characters from different worlds gather and battle alongside human counterparts. The energy generated from these battles is used to sustain the world. The…

The collaborative manga Only Talk, created by writer Michi Ichiho and artist Takako Shimura, has reached its conclusion. The final chapter was published on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, in the 75th issue of Shodensha’s OnBLUE boys-love magazine. A Unique Collaboration Ends Only Talk distinguished itself with Ichiho’s writing and Shimura’s art. The manga launched in April 2024 in OnBLUE’s 70th issue, quickly capturing readers with its premise centered around the world of manzai comedy. The Story of Only Talk The manga follows Tō Komine, a young manzai performer who, after five years in the industry, finds his passion waning. The…

The clash of ancient traditions and modern mayhem is about to ignite our screens! Shinsuke Kondo’s thrilling action manga, Ninja vs. Gokudo, is officially getting a TV anime adaptation. The announcement, made via the manga’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, has sent waves of excitement through the anime and manga community, promising a high-octane blend of ninja arts and yakuza grit. A Collision of Worlds: Ninja and Yakuza Ninja vs. Gokudo plunges into a world where the shadows of history still dictate the present. For centuries, the ninja and the yakuza – the gokudo – have been locked in a…

The upcoming anime film, “Me & Roboco: The Movie,” based on Shuhei Miyazaki’s popular comedy manga, is set to unleash a multiverse of Robocos upon audiences. Teaser trailers and character visuals have been released, showcasing a variety of alternate Roboco versions from different parallel worlds. The film is scheduled to premiere in Japan on April 18, 2025, promising a comedic and potentially chaotic adventure. A Multiverse of Maid Mayhem The movie’s plot revolves around the concept of “Multiverse and Roboco,” bringing together Robocos from various world lines. This allows for creative and humorous takes on the character, catering to different…

Yoriko Mizushiri’s “Futsū no Seikatsu” (“Ordinary Life”) has been awarded the prestigious Silver Bear Jury Prize in the Short Film category at the 75th Berlin International Film Festival. The French-Japanese co-production captivated audiences with its gentle and evocative depiction of everyday moments. A Celebration of the Mundane “Futsu no Seikatsu,” which translates to “Ordinary Life,” is a 2D digital animated short written and directed by Yoriko Mizushiri. The film explores the recurring moments in our daily routines, highlighting how they are constantly changing and never truly the same. The animation uses a delicate touch and soft colors to portray scenes…

The world of Japanese cinema celebrated its finest at the 7th annual Chofu Film Town Awards, with the animated film Kitaro Tanjō: Gegege no Nazo (Birth of Kitaro: The Mystery of GeGeGe) taking home the coveted Best Picture award. Adding to the night’s accolades, Shirogumi Inc., the visual effects (VFX) powerhouse behind the Oscar-winning Godzilla Minus One, received a Special Award for their groundbreaking work. A Night of Celebration for Japanese Cinema The Chofu Film Town Awards, held annually, recognizes outstanding achievements in film and related media. This year’s ceremony highlighted the diverse talent within the Japanese film industry, from…

The popular manga series “Blue Box” (Ao no Hako), written and illustrated by Kōji Miura, continues to make waves with its anime adaptation. The latest buzz surrounds the addition of acclaimed voice actor Yūki Kaji to the cast. Kaji will be lending his talents to the character of Kazuma Matsuoka, a pivotal figure in the unfolding narrative. Who is Kazuma Matsuoka? Kazuma Matsuoka is a second-year high school student at Sakae Mei High School. What sets him apart is his background: he has returned to Japan after studying abroad in America. This experience has not only made him fluent in…

Episode 7 of Übel Blatt continues the dark and violent journey of Köinzell, as he relentlessly pursues his quest for vengeance against the Seven Heroes. This episode doesn’t shy away from the series’ trademark edginess, delivering a visceral and unsettling experience for viewers. Köinzell’s Ruthless Pursuit The episode plunges directly into the battle between Köinzell and Landgrave Schtemwölech, one of the Seven Heroes. Schtemwölech commands an army of mind-controlled fairy girls, but they prove to be no match for Köinzell’s overwhelming power. Köinzell dispatches the fairy girls with brutal efficiency before turning his attention to Schtemwölech himself. The Landgrave, initially…

The second season of The Apothecary Diaries continues to captivate audiences with its intricate blend of mystery, political intrigue, and subtle romance. Episodes 30 and 31, titled “The Crystal Pavilion, for the Third Time” and “The Shrine of Choosing” respectively, delve deeper into the lives of the characters, revealing hidden agendas and long-held secrets within the imperial court. These episodes showcase Maomao’s keen observational skills and Jinshi’s complex background, setting the stage for dramatic developments. Episode 30: Shadows in the Crystal Pavilion Unmasking Shin’s Deception Episode 30 centers around the Crystal Pavilion and the lady-in-waiting, Shin, who serves Consort Lihua.…

Episode 7 of “From Bureaucrat to Villainess: Dad’s Been Reincarnated!” titled “Dad Is An Example,” continues the heartwarming and humorous journey of Kenzaburo Tondabayashi, the 52-year-old bureaucrat reincarnated as the villainess Grace Auvergne. This episode skillfully balances familial bonds with the ongoing magical exhibition storyline, offering viewers a delightful mix of slice-of-life and fantasy elements. A Father’s Return and a Daughter’s Bewilderment The episode opens with the return of Grace’s father, Duke Leopold Auvergne, after a two-month work trip. Eager to reconnect with his daughter, he presents her with a souvenir: a small, childish wooden rocking horse. The gift, clearly…

The second season of the popular anime series “Shangri-La Frontier” is diving into a new exciting arc titled “GGC (Global Game Competition),” introducing fresh characters and challenges for our protagonist, Sunraku. The staff behind the anime adaptation of Katarina’s web novel series revealed the visual and new cast members. New Arc: Global Game Competition (GGC) Following the broadcast of its 20th episode, “Shangri-La Frontier” Season 2 officially announced the “Global Game Competition” arc. This new arc promises to pit Rakuro, Towa, and Kei against formidable opponents in a worldwide gaming tournament. New Cast Members To add depth to the GGC…

The highly anticipated Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX TV anime is poised to make its debut on April 8 in Japan. The series follows the theatrical run of the “Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX -Beginning-” movie. Adding to the excitement, it has been confirmed that Kenshi Yonezu will perform the theme song, titled “Plazma,” continuing his involvement from the movie. A New Chapter in the Gundam Saga Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX marks a significant milestone as the first-ever collaboration between Studio Khara, renowned for the Evangelion series, and Sunrise, the studio that brought the Gundam franchise to life. This collaboration brings together…