Ten Kashiwa and Kai Noshigami Launch New Manga
The new series pairs Kashiwa, whose prior manga just concluded, with Noshigami, who recently worked on a spinoff tied to Yuki Kaji's anniversary project.
The new series pairs Kashiwa, whose prior manga just concluded, with Noshigami, who recently worked on a spinoff tied to Yuki Kaji's anniversary project.
The report highlights He Who Watches as a novel Sokoban variant that layers gravity-flipping traversal onto the familiar block-pushing formula, with hidden secrets for thorough players.
The manga's short run, ending just eight months after its launch, closes out a series that was still in its first compiled volume.
The update significantly expands Bodycam's customization and tactical options while adding host migration, a key stability feature for its multiplayer matches.
The novel marks a direct literary collaboration between Aoyama and the 'Soyogi Fractal' project, extending Kaji's voice AI initiative into fiction.
The novel marks a direct collaboration between a major voice actor and a bestselling author, using the 'Soyogi Fractal' voice AI as both inspiration and a character in the story.
The film's January 8 release date and Yuzu theme song mark a concrete step forward for the adaptation after its delay from fall 2026.
The apology offers a concrete update on the manga's return timeline, with the author stating he has completed the next chapter's manuscript and is working through the following one.
The collection marks the first U.S. home video release to include Japanese language audio for the Pokémon films, a notable shift for the franchise's American distribution.
The casting gives Yamanaka his first regular prime-time drama role, a stated goal of his, placing him alongside Kamishiraishi and Mukai in a high-profile TBS slot.
The new DLC and Switch 2 launch expand the fighting game's roster and platform reach, with the Switch 2 version adding a Pac-Man collaboration minigame and GameShare online battles.
The short pairs Katabuchi with staff from In This Corner of the World, and its English-subtitled release extends Fukushima Prefecture's brand-movie project to an international audience.
Acer's IFA 2026 lineup centers on portable gaming and local AI, with the Predator Atlas 7 handheld and the RTX Spark desktop concept covering both categories.
The September 21 event previews Crunchyroll's entire October streaming slate in one night, giving five fall premieres a theatrical run before any of them air on the service.
The review makes the case that Cocoon, a debut from a Ghibli-trained studio, is a war film worth watching, handling the Himeyuri Student Corps mobilization with restraint and landing closer to Grave of the Fireflies than to Kiki's Delivery Service.
The collaboration folds the mobile game's Professor Willow into the anime's cast and uses the crossover episode to reveal the origin of Friede and Charizard's partnership, tying the game's lore directly into the series' ongoing story.
The interview frames Alicia and Klen's relationship as one that does not fit neatly into a box, and positions Alicia's shifting idea of heroism as a central thread of the second season.
The revival brings back a collaboration that drew attention in its first run, now with new menu items and sweets-version goods, giving both first-time visitors and repeat customers a reason to return.
The free commercial license and FBX export make ShipShaper a production tool rather than a toy, letting player designs feed into commercial projects and Sala's own Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles.
The studio change from Production I.G to TMS Entertainment, paired with a new director and a partially replaced character design team, signals a significant behind-the-scenes shift for a series whose manga recently concluded.
The roundup positions The Color of the End Vol. 4 as a standout and frames the Akira Takatsuki's Conjecture EX side stories as essential reading that adds warmth to the main series.
The episode tracks a single weekend of industry churn, from store and service shutdowns and funding cuts to creator health hiatuses and a fresh wave of English licenses.
MangaPlaza's growth shows a female-focused digital manga platform can build a large U.S. audience even as a cousin service, Manga Mirai, shuts down and migrates its content to the platform.
The fruit-themed draw turns the French picture-book pair into a full merchandise lineup, with the swan-shaped container mascot set offered only through this draw.