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Sonic the Hedgehog is currently celebrating a great 23rd year of existence, with a recent gaming remake coming out right in time for Sonic the Hedgehog 3 to hit theaters. Sadly, this comes as the speedy rodent's animated ventures are leaving one of the biggest streaming platforms.

The anime Sonic X and the later series Sonic Boom are currently streaming on Netflix, but that's about to change. Via What's On Netflix, by the end of December, both of them will be off the streaming service. Thankfully, fans of Sonic's anime series can still watch it elsewhere.

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Halloween is the perfect time to dive into stories that revel in the eerie and the unknown. Theres nothing like supernatural suspense, psychological thrillers, and haunting atmospheres that anime can bring to life. There is a good deal of anime to choose from for fans new to the horror genre or returning fans looking for recommendations.

Whether its a story that will leave viewers at the edge of their seats or entertain them with fun, spooky laughs, some anime are a must-watch during this frightful season. Horror anime offers the right blend of mystery and chills to set the Halloween mood for anime fans everywhere. In the days leading up to Halloween, these are the best anime to indulge in.

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Akira Toriyama’s Dragon Ball, without a doubt, was a beacon of light for the anime and manga industry which ushered in a new era. It inspired and influenced a whole generation of artists and creators in Japan and overseas.

However, it wasn’t just Toriyama’s work that was iconic, the author himself served as an inspiration to many. The news of sudden passing came a shock to many in the industry, who took to Sns in order to convey their heartfelt messages for Toriyama.

From the voice actors who worked on the adaptations of his manga, to fellow manga authors who grew up reading Dragon Ball and Dr. Slump, everyone pitched in with their condolences. Check them out below.

Kazuhiko Torishima (Toriyama’s fist Editor)

My last work with him was the book “Dr. Mashirito’s Strongest Manga Technique”, which was released last year. The manga “Torishima and...