Prepare to be amazed!
Get ready for an exciting new addition to the Lego lineup! The Lego Icons set inspired by Akira Toriyama’s beloved Dragon Ball series is set to launch in November 2026.
A sequel manga for Silent Hill f is in the works, centering on the character Kotoyuki, as confirmed by Konami and Weekly Famitsu.
Togashi’s recent updates and a Shonen Jump announcement hint that Hunter x Hunter will be making a quick return.
Get ready for a tasty collaboration as ‘Dragon Ball’ teams up with Burger King, featuring exclusive toys, a unique sauce, and a refreshing boba drink!
The ‘Dragon Ball Super’ manga could be making a comeback after a two-year hiatus, as hinted by its illustrator in a recent social media update.
This move is viewed by many as another step in Sony’s ongoing battle against the ownership of physical media.
The live-action adaptation of Yu Yu Hakusho is set to return for a second season, which will cover the remaining chapters of Togashi’s manga.
Capcom’s animated film Resident Evil: Death Island, set to release in 2023, will also be adapted into a manga, with a collected edition arriving in September 2026 from Titan Comics.
Dive into “Quit Laughing, Shijima,” a chilling one-shot blending horror and romance from the mind of My Hero Academia’s Kohei Horikoshi, now available for free in English.
The latest edition of Weekly Shonen Jump has flown off the shelves in Japan, thanks to the launch of a new One Piece trading card that has fans buzzing.
Crunchyroll’s recent store update highlights Sony’s ongoing efforts to limit access for many dedicated anime fans, which could have significant repercussions.
Blue Box seamlessly blends sports and romance, delivering an engaging experience; following the conclusion of the manga, the anime will be available for streaming on Netflix.
In volume 115 of the One Piece manga, Eiichiro Oda finally answers a long-awaited question that fans have been curious about for 25 years in the Q&A section.
The partnership between Shuiesha and Disney has come to an end, resulting in all manga released under this collaboration becoming unavailable.
A recent report suggests that Crunchyroll, Bandai Namco, Square Enix, and Shueisha are expected to receive government subsidies from METI.