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The Horror Anime That Took Netflix by Storm Announces Its Grand Finale (opens the original)
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In the anime horror world, there simply aren’t enough creepy stories to match the world-shattering action series and/or romantic comedies that populate the medium. When a horror anime series makes its way into the world, many fans take notice, especially if it wasn’t born from Junji Ito, as prolific as the manga artist is. One major example has been The Summer Hikaru Died, an ongoing manga series that was brought to life as a Netflix exclusive by Cypic. While the anime is planning a comeback wit
Pokemon: Wild Card Proves Ash Might Never Come Back (And That's Ok) (opens the original)
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Pokemon: Wild Card is the first time that we’ve seen a Pokemon movie in years, with the previous example being Pokemon: Secrets of the Jungle back in 2020. This recent film wasn’t just the last time that the franchise hit the big screen in Japan; it was the last film led by Ash Ketchum. While we can’t say with one hundred percent certainty that Ketchum won’t find some way to make an appearance, it seems as though Wild Card is looking to explore a very different side of this universe. With many f
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Returns to The Steel Ball Run With New Look at Stages 2 & 3 (opens the original)
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This month, Johnny Joestar and Gyro Zeppeli are making their way back to Netflix as JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run will finally return. Airing its first oversized episode in March of this year, Joestar fans were dismayed when they learned that it would be months before we’d see the return of the anime horse race. Luckily, Netflix and David Production have heard fan demands and made some big changes for the next stage. Along with a new preview for the anime adaptation’s return, the Stee
25 Years Later, One of Anime's Biggest Franchises Released Its First And Only Film (opens the original)
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While the anime medium far and away uses the small screen to deliver its story, the story-telling method has had countless examples of its stories hitting the silver screen. Popular franchises like One Piece, Dragon Ball, My Hero Academia, and many others will create brand new stories to either expand on their universes or create non-canon events that otherwise would never have been touched upon. Twenty-five years ago, one of the greatest anime franchises of all time released a movie of its own,
Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender is Getting a Major Release (But Its a Long Wait) (opens the original)
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Avatar Aang might not have received the theatrical release that many bending fans were hoping for, but this hasn’t stopped this feature-length film from being a smash success. Over one month since its release, the movie is still topping the charts at Paramount+, proving that there were more than a few viewers who were aiming to revisit the bending world following years outside of the spotlight. To capitalize on the film’s popularity, Paramount appears to be taking the popular animated adventure
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