The fifth film sets up the championship match between Ooarai and St. Gloriana, and the franchise expands its TV presence with the Motto Love Love Sakusen Desu! adaptation.
The second cour picks up the long-awaited Seido vs. Inashiro match, a key rivalry from the manga that the previous anime adaptation did not reach.
The new video confirms the full music lineup for the delayed series, pairing Rokudenashi's ending with milet's opening, ahead of its July 12 premiere across multiple streaming platforms.
The box set marks the first commercial release of DARK NIGHTMARE's solo event and includes a new WITH song, expanding the male idol side of the PriPara franchise beyond its existing catalog.
The new film shifts the franchise's focus to a trio tournament format and introduces a new character identity for Minato's brother, expanding the competitive structure of the Prism Show universe.
The swift renewal for a third season, announced the same day the second season ended, signals strong confidence from the production committee in the series' performance and audience retention.
The promo confirms the season's July 4 premiere date and reveals the full opening theme, while the staff lineup shows significant turnover from the first season.
The 2nd cour sets up the long-awaited finals rematch between Seido and Inashiro, a key arc in the Ace of Diamond story.
The split-cour format gives the production team at SILVER LINK additional months to complete the adaptation of the manga, which ended its serialization in January 2025.
The PV and Eve's involvement as songwriter for the ending theme signal the production's final push before the July 12 premiere.
The article singles out four performers whose work defined a season crowded with notable shows, with Nagase's year-long rakugo training cited as a key factor in her standout turn.
The fair marks the anime's 10th anniversary and coincides with Hands' 50th anniversary, offering a larger-than-usual product lineup that includes exclusive goods and a new short anime tie-in.
This marks the first original TV anime from screenwriter Akiko Nogi, best known for live-action dramas, and reunites key SPY×FAMILY staff at WIT Studio for a brain-science mystery that has been in development for six years.
Miwa was a rare figure whose voice work in two of Studio Ghibli's most iconic films gave him a lasting presence in anime, while his decades-long career as a singer and performer made him a cultural institution in Japan.
The leak gives viewers a concrete streaming date for the record-breaking film nearly a year after its theatrical debut, though the official confirmation is still pending.
The review highlights how the show balances comedy and mystery through its reincarnated maid protagonist, a formula that could define its appeal this season.
The column frames Summer 2026 as a season heavy on sequels and sleeper hits rather than a flood of new debuts, with The Ghost in the Shell and Red River as the standout fresh adaptations.
The collaboration lets fans wear character-themed yukata based on official favorite-thing details rather than just printed character art, a deeper design approach than typical goods collaborations.
The event expands the WIND BREAKER franchise into a nationwide real-world activation, offering fans seasonal merchandise and character interactions outside the usual battle context.
The triple win at Annecy, following a Cannes prize, establishes Clichy's first feature as a major festival success before its Japanese release.
The event ties a new themed product line to a character birthday, giving fans a limited-time retail reason to engage with the series between broadcast seasons.
The event is the first major 20th-anniversary tie-in for the franchise, offering new character art and exclusive goods that have not been available outside the venue.
The announcement brings a popular isekai gacha-themed light novel series with 1.2 million copies in circulation to television, with a cast that includes an idol group member in a lead role.
The interview offers the first detailed look at how Sato approached Nanase, a character who debuted in the new season and differs sharply from the weaker roles Sato has played before.