Overall, Devils' Line is an enjoyable series if you’re interested in gory supernatural shows. It’s just a shame that its potential is let down by a frustratingly bland love interest who is in constant need of rescue. Fans of the manga will enjoy the adaption but newcomers are likely to bounce off.
What does it really mean to be in a relationship, or even to be happy in one? In the follow-up to tMnR's stunning debut, we'll learn more about the people around Uta, but will this yuri manga continue to reach us?
The first season of the anime adaptation of the long-running manga gets its third UK release, to coincide with the release of the second season this week.
The first series of One Punch Man gets another release, giving us another chance to go back and witness the animation showcase featuring our favourite bald-headed superhero.
My Father is a Unicorn is an enjoyable comedy about the difficulties of being a step-father (as well as being a unicorn). While some readers may be disappointed by the lack of continuation, many will still enjoy this heartwarming tale about family.
As the Autumn Season 2019 draws to its conclusion, the writers at Anime UK News return to assess the series they've been following. Which titles lived up to their initial promise? Which titles jumped the shark? Find out...
Seven Days: Monday-Sunday was a popular BL two-part series a decade ago - and introduced us to Rihito Takarai, a promising new mangaka. Now SuBLime have brought us a timely new 2-in-1 edition - but has the story stood the test of time?
Volume 14 sees the aftermath of the brutal defeat of Kaneki and the subsequent consequence of his violent metamorphosis into the giant and grotesque being known as “dragon” as familiar faces, both human and Ghoul, have to come together to save Tokyo and Kaneki.
Drifting Dragons Volume 1 offers a fascinating read, which captures the majestic nature of both dragons and those brave enough to chase after them. With the anime due for release later in the year, there is no better time to jump aboard this series!
The World’s Strongest Rearguard Volume 1 offers a fun and pleasant read. It doesn’t have any notable issues to speak of and offers everything you look for in this genre. The only downside for some readers will be how long the volume is, but I think it’s worth the investment.
Saint Young Men delivers on its premise thanks to its endearing portrayal of two key religious figures trying to live their everyday lives in modern Japan. Numerous references to Christianity and Buddhism also add to the enjoyment.
The Golden Sheep continues to offer a thoughtful read. While I have some reservations as to whether it can finish the story in one more volume, I’m looking forward to finding out what happens. If you enjoyed the first instalment, then you’ll certainly enjoy Volume 2.
You can all let out a collective breath because Weathering With You is a great film, and with it opening in the UK at the start of 2020, let’s hope it’s a sign of a spectacular year of anime films to come.