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Forty years ago, Gundam's first sequel took the kind of big swings few franchises are willing to take today.
The new Gundam series' whole premise hinges on a single moment—and it's one I've not stopped thinking about since seeing its theatrical prequel movie, Beginning.
Daima let Toriyama bring Dragon Ball back to its roots and it should end there.
Lazarus arrives on Adult Swim's Toonami April 5, with episodes available the next day on Max.
Goku and Vegeta stans are eating good in the fanservice department as Daima nears its finale.
Duels are a matter of the heart in this certified classic anime series.
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Madness follows Rebecca and Pilar's misadventures before the events of the anime.
Goku takes a step back into the grand tour, with the help of a major addition to Dragon Ball's sprawling canon.
Viz Media translator Kumar Sivasubramanian discusses the challenges of approximating Dandadan's pop culture references to English manga readers, and more.
Rurouni Kenshin is anime's exhibit A of separating the art from the artist.
Crunchyroll's The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, REALLY Love You is the final boss of polycule fanservice anime.
Get your first look at My Hero Academia: Vigilantes, a prequel that takes place five years before Deku's adventure.
Typesetting popular manga like Dandadan, Kaiju No. 8, and Gokurakugai can be crushing for its pool of mostly freelance workers.
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.
More footage from Gundam GQuuuuuuX seems to hint at familiar echoes in the latest entry in the beloved mecha franchise.
After War Gundam X might finally get a moment to shine now that it's made its international streaming home on Tubi.
Balancing quality over quantity while combating worker crunch will pose challenges for the animation industry in 2025.
