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Powerhouse Animation's Samuel Deats and Adam Deats discuss the creation of Netflix's first successful video game adaptation.
Executive producer Clive Bradley and writers Zodwa Nyoni and Testament discuss how Castlevania: Nocturne continues the Netflix series' themes of revolution and representation.
Science Saru's Fuga Yamashiro breaks down his philosophy for anime adaptations.
Powerhouse Animation delivers a gluttonous serving of arguably the best ongoing video game adaptation of all time.
The adaptation of the 2015 interactive horror game follows a group of friends try to survive horrific death loops in a cabin, well... until dawn.
The actor talks about the deceptive Princess Ilana, her character on DC Studios' adult animated Max series.
Season one of James Gunn's DC adult animated series had a blast relishing its bizarre comic book world.
Balancing quality over quantity while combating worker crunch will pose challenges for the animation industry in 2025.
Zenshu follows a rising star animator on the verge of burning out she's spirited away into her favorite childhood anime.
The new 'Crunchyroll Manga' appears to be the anime streamer revamping a shuttered service it used to offer to members as a standalone app.
Joel and Ellie are going through it in a major way and it's not just clickers that are tearing them apart.
Keanu Reeves went above and beyond motion capturing his performance as a 'junkie mech pilot' in Amazon's gaming anthology series.
Creature Commandos' sixth episode gave DC fans a stormy look at the Dark Knight.
This year saw the animation industry wrestle with growing pains and production issues—as well as enjoy blockbuster triumphs.
Monkey D. Luffy actor Iñaki Godoy asks Eiichiro Oda what fans can look forward to in the hit series' second season.
Science Saru exceeds all expectations, delivering the quintessential anime adaptation of 2024.
Science Saru will be back with more of the fan-favorite anime in July 2025.
The Netflix show's lead writer hopes its queer representation will pave the way for more video game adaptations to come.
Purnell wonders if she'll become a victim of her own success if she keeps knocking it out of the park with video game adaptations.
Co-founder Marc Merrill talks to io9 about how the game studio turned media empire strives to live up to its philosophies after a year of successes and layoffs.