Manga UK's parent company Funimation have announced a replacement scheme for their recent 4K SDR release of the iconic anime film AKIRA, promising 4K HDR replacement discs in February 2021.
Previously announced anime Dr. STONE: Stone Wars, Re:ZERO Season 2 Part 2, Slime Season 2 Part 1, So I'm a Spider so What? will also simulcast this Winter!
2020 has been a year like no other – but anime has provided a great source of diversion and entertainment. So…what were the best titles of 2020? Read on…
More than five Aniplex titles will be streaming exclusively on Funimation, including sequel seasons Cells at Work and Promised Neverland and newcomers Horimiya and WONDER EGG PRIORITY.
Screen Anime presents Miss Hokusai with its UK premiere of the English dub, as well as other classic films including Jin-Roh, Makoto Shinkai's Place Promised and Masaaki Yuasa's Tatami Galaxy television series.
Kamome Shirahama’s Eniale & Dewiale showcases the mangaka’s angelic art and devilish sense of humour in this tale of two friends on either side of the heavenly divide.
We've had more time to read in 2020 - so what were the Best Reads in manga and light novels? The Anime UK News team are here to recommend their favourite titles!
In Volume 6 of 86 the cast are given the chance to wind down and deal with the aftermath of their last fight. With so many of their comrades having sacrificed themselves, Shin and his group are left wondering what it is they desire and what's worth fighting for in this rotten world.
Over 30 planned titles for this Winter 2021 on Funimation, with new and returning anime including Attack on Titan: Final Season, Last Dungeon Boonies, Scar on the Praeter, Sorcerous Stabber Orphen, and many more.
While it's nothing special, Z/X Code Reunion is a fun but whimsical schoolgirl sci-fi action series, where being familiar with the original card game it's based on doesn't matter too much.
In Volume 5 of Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest, Natsu and his party continue to fight both friend and foe alike, while trying to protect the Wood Dragon. Will they succeed or end in defeat?
The latest issue of Weekly Shonen JUMP has confirmed that Tatsuki Fujimoto's delightfully violent Chainsaw Man series is getting a TV anime from MAPPA. The manga is also continuing in JUMP+.
From one half of the team behind Akame ga Kill! comes a new shonen series. In a world where people's stress can transform them into dangerous monsters, protagonist Asume Sudou gets more than he bargained for when he gets involved with a secret organisation hoping to save the world from ruin...