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Anime Japan 2020 Officially Canceled Outbreak

A new announcement confirmed this year's cancelation of Anime Japan 2020 due to the ongoing Coronavirus crisis. A few hours ago, the announcement went live from Japan with the event's planning committee giving profuse apologies. But as Japan's infection rate continues to rise, the public will be well ahead of their otaku needs. On Twitter, Anime Japan released a short message explaining this year's need for cancellation. The organisation warned participants earlier that the event might be cancelled depending on how the Coronavirus continued to spread across the country and Asia as a whole. "Faced with the recent coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and the Japanese government's call to cancel large-scale events on February 26, but most of all thinking about the health and safety of our guests and everyone involved in the event, we decided to cancel AnimeJapan 2020 and Family Anime Festa 2020," reads the message. Large-scaled anime events in Tokyo, A

Top 5 Netflix Anime Trending Week!

Animes have fun watching with their amazing graphics and exciting plot. Here's a compilation of Netflix's top 5 animes that will win your heart! JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure As the name suggests, it's indeed weird. It's currently trending on the internet and will surely make a sexy appearance in the meme universe. Netflix has three streaming seasons right now, and it's a perfect fit to spend a rainy day. Attack on Titan Ready to watch this year's best anime? There is no confirmation that Attack on Titan merits this spot. Anime's plot revolves around a man-eating creature. The show has an outstanding animation team and soundtrack. Violet Evergarden You're sure the show just looks brilliant at the preview! The series has outstanding animation and worldwide recognition. The tale will bring you tears. It's a nostalgic tale of lead trying to understand society and dealing with post-war life. Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood

The 5 greatest heroines in the world (We can't stand)

Shoujo is a young women demographic. Although it incorporates many kinds from fantasy to reality, the main protagonist is a woman, so she can draw more to the population objective. In the course of the years, the era has changed. The protagonist can be a girl in high school who saves people from demons or an adult who works to support his family at a restaurant. Sadly, we couldn't bear an awful number of heroines when some of us should applaud our poms. We will mention in anime the five best shoujo heroines and we can't stand five. 10. BEST: TOHRU HONDA (FRUITS BASKET) We continue this list with Fruits Basket's Tohru Honda, the perfect example of ideal shoujo heroine. She's kind, friendly, and adorable, usually what other shoujo heroine wants to replicate. Tohru lost her mother and became an orphan before the Sohmas took her in, but she never worries and puts others ' well-being before herself. While she always does her best to stay optimistic

Netflix creating a battleground Anime Streaming

Netflix is a titan of streaming services. That's pretty obvious because they shrugged off a $17 billion loss without much difficulty, while streaming companies like Viacom, Roku were worth less than $17 billion at the time. But there's one place where Netflix isn't making much strides yet, and that's anime. Meanwhile, their competition is growing strong. Netflix and Anime Netflix has over 50 anime. They've been there for years, but few of their shows are above average. Some of them are really decent, but a site like Netflix would deserve far better content. " Devilman Crybaby " , " Violet Evergarden " , " Castlevania " are some of their best works. And the funny thing is, not many remember "Castlevania" as an anime. Most of Netflix's original anime only appeals to a small group of viewers, although their unorthodox animation and art style repels other viewers. Yet Netflix has a huge collection of top classic anime

Six Japanese Producers for Netflix Anime Originals

This week, Netflix revealed that it has collaborated with six Japanese creators to create original anime series for fans around the world as part of the company's continuing effort to build on its best-in-class anime originals with deep artistic roots in Japan. The six authors — CLAMP ( Cardcaptor Sakura ), Shin Kibayashi ( The Kindaichi Case Files ), Yasuo Ohtagaki ( Mobile Suit Gundam: Thunderbolt ), Otsuichi ( Goth ), Tow Ubukata ( Mardock Scramble ) and Mari Yamazaki ( Thermae Romae ) are a blend of manga artists, novelists, screenwriters and filmmakers who have played an integral part in today's anime success. "We're excited to work with these extraordinary creators to bring Netflix's best class anime," said Taiki Sakurai, Netflix's chief producer, Anime. "These collaborations are part of our wider investment strategy to support Japanese anime— giving creators the ability to tell brave, creative stories and give them access to fans aroun

Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions Extended Movie Trailer Memories

Today, Bandai Namco released a new trailer of his upcoming anime soccer game Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions . To be more specific, this is the extended story trailer released a few weeks ago featuring Tsubasa Episode mode. This time around on top of the field's epic action, we see many of the familiar scenes from the original anime and manga that happened outside the field, including some of the secondary characters like mentors from our heroes and girlfriend Yoshiko Fujisawa from Hikaru Matsuyama. Attach the game's own version of Moete Hero theme song, and the impact is complete. If you've grown up with the anime, prepare to tear up as you watch the trailer below. While the franchise is certainly very good, you may not be familiar with it, as its popularity varies greatly from region to region. The original Captain Tsubasa anime never rose to comparable popularity in North America, I don't think I'm exaggerating by saying that in many Euro

The best anime to watch when you're sad

Are you existentially exhausted? Does this almost never-ending winter saddle you? Has a medical professional told you your anime is dangerously low? If so, don't worry, they're the best anime guaranteed to turn your frown upside-down. On today's Explainiac, we'll showcase anime to water your crops, clear your head, and cure your depression. Ok, maybe not all these things, but they're the best feel-good anime you can enjoy. If your favorite feel-good anime is not on this list, yes, it's a personal attack, and I'm sorry you've come this way. A Place Further Than the Universe If the cold weather gets you down, just watch this fun anime about a group of high school girls to join an Antarctic expedition. This relentlessly upbeat show has its fair share of emotional moments, but the other side will always feel better and packed with a sense of adventure to boot. So make a nice mug of hot chocolate and settle in for the best series most people slep

One Piece Anime Two Week Hiatus

After beginning Wano Kuni arc in One Piece anime, it's safe to say the anime's fan base has increased dramatically. This is due to improved direction and animations, which was a pleasure to behold. So, not watching One Piece is hard to do nowadays. I'll discuss in this post One Piece anime going on a two-week hiatus and the reasons behind this surprise break. Before we start, please note this post may contain official one-piece anime spoilers. If you're not wealthy, I suggest you stop reading the post here. If spoilers don't bother you, we can continue. Mind that we didn't create or leak spoilers. Why is One Piece Anime on a Two Week Hiatus? One Piece anime creators didn't want this split deliberately, so you can avoid criticizing the poor team behind the scenes. This two-week break in the anime is due to Japan hosting a sports festival. The sports festival is scheduled to be on television on the same day as One Piece anime, so there will b

Top 10 Black Anime characters

Anime and black protagonists have had a sketchy past. We took on stereotypical looks in anime's earliest days and were often either played as characters or more simple criminals. But that doesn't mean all black anime characters were bad — we've seen plenty of really awesome black characters of all kinds over the past four decades. And they weren't just cameo appearances or performed as jokes. For this list, we're looking at ten of the most famous black anime characters ever, meaning we're looking at series worth many decades, so don't be shocked to see characters from much older series than usual. Let's just look! 10. MICHIKO MALANDRO - MICHIKO & HATCHIN Michiko acts as one-half of the Michiko & Hatchin series ' main characters, serving as the fiery adult to her reserved child partner. She's an Afro-Latina with a design based on R&B singer Aaliyah. In pursuit of her one true love, Hiroshi Morenos, she breaks out of a se

Demon Slayer Named Most Satisfying Anime for COMPLEX CONTENDERS 2019

Kadokawa Game Linkage via Crunchyroll asked thousands of anime fans across Japan to share their favorites with Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba has been called the most satisfying anime of 2019. The anime show, based on Koyoharu Gotoge's dark fantasy manga, was given top spot in the survey domestically and internationally with 49 percent of respondents rating the series "highly satisfied." In 2019, the series rose to superstardom, boasting impressive animation and a solid premise. Following the story of a kind-hearted protagonist, Demon Slayer focuses on a boy named Tanjiro who is pushed (appropriately enough) into a quest to save his sister. Standing alongside Demon Slayer , Attack On Titan entered his third season. JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Golden Wind came third with the highly successful show resonating with viewers. 2019 had a strong year of anime debuts and continuations, making Demon Slayer's recognition more significant. The performance reverber

Live-Action Ms. Koizumi Loves Ramen Noodles With All-New Cast.

Hiyori Sakurada stars showing Koizumi in March 27; Akari Hayami returns in different roles Fuji TV announced on Friday that it is producing a second season for Naru Narumi's live-action television series Ms. Koizumi loves ramen noodles ( Ramen Daisuki Koizumi-san ) manga titled Ramen Daisuki Koizumi-san Nidaime ( Ms. Koizumi Loves Ramen Noodles: Second Generation ), which will debut on March 27. The new season will have an all-new cast, with Koizumi protagonist Hiyori Sakurada (Saki Achiga-hen live-action show Shizuno Takakamo, seen below). Akari Hayami, who played Koizumi in the previous season, will be the star in the show, but in a different role. Dark Horse Comics has licensed the manga and describes the story: In this fun food manga, let sweet, mysterious high school student Ms. Koizumi and her girlfriends show you the authentic ramen culture of everyday Japan. Noodles, toppings, broth— stalls on the street, restaurants, and home cooking... and yes, cup ramen too

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 Road to Boruto Game Trailer Momoshiki, Kinshiki

Bandai Namco Entertainment America started streaming a trailer for the Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 Road to Boruto game Wednesday. Trailer introduces Momoshiki and Kinshiki playable characters. The game will ship on April 24. The Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 title released in February 2016 on PS4, Xbox One, and PC in North America and Japan. Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 Road to Boruto , an expansion for the game, was released in February 2017. The expansion will arrive in Japan on April 23. The Switch version includes the update of the " Next Generations " DLC pack, featuring Kinshiki al-Sutsuki and Momoshiki al-Sutsuki as playable characters, and adding 11 Boruto-era costumes. The update will also be available for other game versions on the same day as the game release Switch. Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Trilogy, which includes the first three games in the game series Ultimate Ninja Storm, launched on PS4 in Japan in July 2