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Made In Abyss: Dawn of the Deep Soul In Cinemas This April

In a surprise announcement, U.S. anime distributor Sentai Filmworks is bringing the anime sequel film Made in Abyss: Dawn of the Deep Soul to UK cinemas this April!

Josh A. Stevens • 2nd March 2020

Manga Review

Tokyo Ghoul: re Volume 15 Review

Tokyo Ghoul: re Volume 15 is straightforward yet engaging in its story as Kaneki’s friends desperately fight to save him from the Dragon, confronting their comrades along the way. The subsequent events and reunions are also emotionally satisfying.

HWR • 2nd March 2020

Manga Review

Hi Score Girl Volume 1 Review

Hi Score Girl Volume 1 gets off on the wrong foot with some unlikeable characters and odd designs for its cast. However, if you like the anime adaptation or have an interest in the history of video games, it’s certainly worth a look.

Demelza • 1st March 2020

News

Akame ga Kill!, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure & Second Batch of Studio Ghibli Anime films Now Streaming on Netflix UK

Akame ga Kill!, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure's 2012 adaptation and Ghibli classics such as Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away are now available to stream on Netflix.

NormanicGrav • 1st March 2020

Book Review

Combatants Will Be Dispatched Volume 2 Review

Combatants Will Be Dispatched! continues to be an entertaining read. This volume spends a lot of time fleshing out the world and one member of the cast, which is appreciated. While the comedy might be a bit off-putting this time around, fans of Natsume Akatsuki’s work should still enjoy what it offers.

Demelza • 29th February 2020

Manga Review

Silver Spoon Volume 13 Review

Silver Spoon Volume 13 balances out tension and humour as the Equestrian Club make their way to the National Championship, Mikage tries to achieve her academic goals and there’s plenty of pizza to go around!

HWR • 28th February 2020

Anime Review

Plastic Memories (Limited Edition) Part 1 Review

Suppose you could have your very own lifelike android companion – but with a limited lifespan? Plastic Memories sets out to explore the impact on the human owners when that lifespan draws to a close.

Sarah • 27th February 2020

News

Yui Ishikawa Pulls Out of Glasgow Film Festival Due to Coronavirus Concerns

Anime Limited confirms previously announced Glasgow Film Festival guest Yui Ishikawa will no longer be attending premiere due to coronavirus concerns.

Josh A. Stevens • 26th February 2020

Manga Review

Toilet-bound Hanako-kun Volume 1 Review

Toilet-bound Hanako-kun offers an intriguing shonen series that’s perfect for fans of mysteries and the supernatural. Fans of the currently airing anime will enjoy reading the source material, while newcomers to the series will quickly fall in love with Hanako-kun and his fascinating adventures.

Demelza • 26th February 2020

News

The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 1 Anime Limited Editions & UK Home Video Details Revealed

Manga Entertainment will be releasing the first season of 2019's popular isekai anime series with both standard & limited edition offerings for the UK.

NormanicGrav • 25th February 2020

Film Review

My Hero Academia – Heroes Rising Review

My Hero Academia is back on the big screen with its second cinematic outing - but is it just more predictable shonen spin-off action, or does Heroes Rising buck the trend and deliver something special?

Cold Cobra • 25th February 2020

Anime Review

Dragon Ball Super – Part 10 Review

It’s time to see multiple universes cease to exist as Dragon Ball Super’s final (anime) arc comes to a close with Part 10. Does the Universe Survival Arc go out with a bang? Try multiple bangs, in quick succession… With a Japanese vocalised rock song playing in the background…

Cold Cobra • 24th February 2020

News

Crunchyroll Expands One Piece Legal Streaming to UK & Ireland and many more EU/MENA territories

For the first time in the UK & Ireland, One Piece will be legally available for streaming starting with the Wano story arc.

NormanicGrav • 22nd February 2020

Manga Review

I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level Volume 1 Review

I’ve Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level Volume 1 is an entertaining slice-of-life comedy. The novelty of the title draws your interest while the interesting twists and turns will keep you turning the pages.

Demelza • 22nd February 2020

News

Third Window Films to Release Ujicha’s Gekimation Anime films Violence Voyager and Burning Buddha Man

The UK distributor known for releasing One Cut of the Dead and the Animerama films acquired two unique animated films!

NormanicGrav • 21st February 2020

Manga Review

Given Volume 1 Review

Here - at last - is the much anticipated English language translation of Given Volume 1 from SuBLime Manga. Has it been worth the wait?

Sarah • 20th February 2020

Manga Review

Blood on the Tracks Volume 1 Review

The latest title from the mangaka behind "The Flowers of Evil" delves into the disturbing power of an overprotective mother.

Ian Wolf • 19th February 2020

Film Review

Calamity of a Zombie Girl Review

Calamity of a Zombie Girl revisits a few classic horror tropes – but does this 2018 anime film deliver a satisfying dose of thrills and chills?

Sarah • 19th February 2020

Manga Review

My Androgynous Boyfriend Volume 1 Review

My Androgynous Boyfriend offers a sweet and compelling read for those looking for a new romance series. The series handles the topic of being androgynous well, while also proving refreshing for its focus on a couple in a long-term relationship.

Demelza • 18th February 2020

Manga Review

A Man & His Cat Volume 1 Review

The first volume of a charming new manga that's bound to appeal to cat lovers; meet Fukumaru - and his owner who's never owned a cat before.

Sarah • 18th February 2020