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The official website and accounts for the Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra anime today unveiled a brand-new key visual and announced a July 6 at 22:30 Jst broadcast debut for Japanese television. A character trailer dedicated to the fantasy series' protagonist, Takuto Ira, was also shared. Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra Key Visual Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra Takuto Ira Character Trailer The Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra anime's currently confirmed cast list is as follows: Takuto Ira voiced by Toshiki Kumagai Sludge Atou voiced by Tomori Kusunoki Maria voiced by Kaori Maeda Caria voiced by Kanon Takao Isla, Queen of Bugs voiced by Kikuko Inoue Emle voiced by Rico Sasaki Gia voiced by Shinji Kawada Molta voiced by Tomomichi Nishimura Related: Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra Anime Previews Opening Song in New Trailer Yuji Yanase ( By the Grace of the Gods ) directs the Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra anime at studio Maho Film, with series composition by Kunihiko Okada and Yuka Yamada,...

Announced back in March , a boatload of new information – including additional staff, the main cast, a new trailer and key art – has been revealed for Cute High Earth Defense Club High Collar! , the latest animated entry in the Cute High Earth Defense Club Love! series. The new series will broadcast in Japan on Tokyo Mx and Bs Ntv beginning on July 7, 2025. Cute High Earth Defense Club High Collar! Trailer The main cast includes: Shinkuro Unzen voiced by Taiga Takano Narushi Sukayu voiced by Ryuho Nagaoka Sosuke Unohana voiced by Noriaki Kanze Ushio Oshamanbe voiced by Takahiro Koike Akuta Aso voiced by Taichi Kusano Sutoreito Domeki voiced by Tomoaki Maeno Samon Nyuto voiced by Yohei Azakami Tasuku Nekoma voiced by Daiki Yamashita Kyan voiced by Hiroki Yasumoto Dormitory Leader Gotenba voiced by Tomokazu Sugita Nuru voiced by Tomomichi Nishimura High Collar Romandan – a 5-person voice unit consisting of Takano, Nagaoka, Kanze,...

Just as sports films have captured audiences' hearts, sports anime have risen from the ranks of TV shows or comic-inspired series to become cultural phenomenons. And looking at the most beloved and popular sports anime ever released, it isn't hard to see why.

The best sports anime series deliver compelling character histories, challenges, and victories. They also deliver on important themes like friendship, loss, family, and dedication. If all of that wasn't enough, the top ranks of sports anime have also captured enough acclaim and devotion to not only be recognized as the best of their subgenre, but be seen among the top anime of all time.

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Captain Tsubasa is an animated series focusing on Tsubasa Ozora, a young soccer prodigy...

Many model kits are still being made for the initial Mobile Suit Gundam anime shows, including the original series. Now, a recently-announced collectible does the same thing for a unique mobile suit in the series' second anime.

The Pmx-002 Bolinoak Sammahn is an upcoming High Grade model kit from Bandai. Based on a mobile suit from Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam, it's one of the more standout designs from that series. Standing in sharp contrast to other mechs from the series, the kit is loaded with interesting features based on the underrated mobile suit from the sequel show.

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The Pmx-002 Bolinoak Sammahn Gundam Lives Again In New High Grade Gunpla Model Kit

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Known for its iconic Shonen Jump manga and subsequent anime adaptation, Yu Yu Hakusho is still one of the most prominent franchises that came out of the '90s. Although it's long since completed its run, a new piece of artwork for the series has been released by official staff, celebrating the changing seasons.

Yu Yu Hakusho has an official social media account, with the platform being used to showcase all types of news and artwork derived from the series. The latest is a rather wholesome picture that's sure to bring the fall vibes. Portraying the characters on a leisurely stroll, the new image is certain to incite numerous fans to explode into a "Smile Bomb."

Related Yu Yu Hakusho Brings Toguro's Sunglasses to Life With Perfect Bandai Fashion Replica

Bandai gives Yu Yu Hakusho fans the chance to become Toguro in a pair of new sunglasses available for limited preorder.

Yu Yu Hakusho's Hiei comes to life once more in a breathtaking new sculpture from Kotobukiya. The updated figure is being released internationally -- great news for fans of the Yoshihiro Togashi-created franchise.

Per retailers such as BigBadToyStore, acclaimed action figure and toy developer Kotobukiya has officially released its new "Yu Yu Hakusho ArtFX J Hiei 1/8 (Version 2) Scale Figure." The statue stands at 9.65 inches tall and is the latest addition to Kotobukiya's acclaimed Art J line of non-articulated anime figurines. The sculpture features Hiei from Yu Yu Hakusho's "Dark Tournament Saga" and sees the diminutive demon calling upon his powerful Dragon of the Darkness Flame technique in the heat of battle.

Related Yu Yu Hakusho Gets New High-End Jewelry Collection for International Pre-Order

A new series of classy Yu Yu Hakusho chain rings showcase the brand through natural cut stones and charms related to the anime's four main heroes.

Yu Yu Hakushos Toguro gets his iconic sunglasses made into a reality thanks to a new collection from Bandai. Toguros sharp signature sunnies are now available for limited-time pre-order.

Bandai recently announced on X (formerly Twitter) the release of the replica Toguro sunglasses, which feature the same sharp black frame and shades as seen in Yu Yu Hakusho. The sunglasses are currently available for pre-order on Bandai Premium, priced at 9,900 yen (approximately US$69). While Bandai's Japanese website only ships within Japan, other licensed retailers offer international shipping for the same product, albeit at a slightly higher price; Hobby Genki lists the sunglasses for pre-order internationally for 10,790 yen (roughly US$75). The Bandai pre-order window will close on Oct. 14, 2024, at 11 p.m. (Jst), with the glasses shipping out in February 2025.

Related Yu Yu Hakusho Gets New High-End Jewelry Collection for International Pre-Order

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Ichigo Kurosaki is the main character of Bleach, and he is the only character in the series who possesses Soul Reaper, Quincy, and Hollow powers. He can now use these powers in unison, and with the help of others, he was able to defeat a virtual god. For many Bleach fans, this version of Ichigo is practically unbeatable, but there are a few Naruto characters who can beat Ichigo even when he is at his strongest.

The vast majority of Naruto characters who can beat Ichigo are ninja, and they can all use highly effective and deadly jutsu. There is also at least one character who can beat him because she is technically an alien god. Ichigo may be a master swordsman with great speed and defensive abilities, but even those skills may not help him against these Naruto characters.

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Akira Toriyama’s Dragon Ball is one of anime’s most popular properties, yet there’s a different flavor to each of the franchise’s respective series. Dragon Ball Z turns up the action and is the series that most viewers initially stumble upon, but the original Dragon Ball adopts more of a gag comedy aesthetic. Dragon Ball still builds suspenseful battles, mature situations, and even death, but it’s a gradual process. Goku is just a child when Dragon Ball begins and the series embraces his wide-eyed wonder and juvenile nature towards the wide world that he discovers.

Dragon Ball, as a whole, wouldn’t be where it is today without the impressive foundation that’s established by the original series. However, those who want to experience more of this magic have plenty of options when it comes to playful action-comedy shonen hybrids. Some anime titles will likely even...

The uneven Japanese animated fantasy “The Deer King” often resembles the sort of Studio Ghibli action-adventure that made animation figurehead Hayao Miyazaki internationally famous, especially “Princess Mononoke” and “Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind.” “The Deer King” not only looks like those Studio Ghibli staples, but also follows a plot that recalls Ghibli-style high fantasies: two warring feudal kingdoms try either to capture or enlist Van, a resourceful ex-soldier who may or may not be immune to a devastating plague.

Comparisons between “The Deer King” and Studio Ghibli’s better known movies seem inevitable, especially given how many of this movie’s creators learned their trade as animators and animation directors at Studio Ghibli, particularly co-directors Masashi Ando and Masayuki Miyaji, and key animators Kenichi Konishi and Kenichi Yoshida. Thankfully, what works in so many Ghibli movies also mostly works in “The Deer King,” given the craft and consideration...