Book Review

You Call That Service? Volume 1 Review

You Call That Service? offers an entertaining and fresh romantic comedy that fans of the genre will enjoy. Existing fans of Kisetsu Morita’s work will feel right at home, while newcomers will fall in love with the quirky cast of characters.

Demelza • 15th February 2020

Film Review

I Want to Eat Your Pancreas Review

I Want to Eat Your Pancreas is an unforgettable film. If you’re an existing fan of the novel then you’ll love this anime film and that goes double for newcomers. This is a film that everyone needs to have in their collection, a film you’ll never forget and one which will no doubt withstand the test of time.

Demelza • 14th February 2020

News

Crunchyroll Adds English Dubs for Science Fell in Love, So I Tried to Prove it and Somali and the Forest Spirit

Two Winter 2020 anime titles are receiving the English dub treatment on Crunchyroll.

NormanicGrav • 13th February 2020

News

Mobile Suit Gundam 0083 and Gundam Wing Endless Waltz UK Blu-ray Release Details Revealed

Two more Gundam titles are coming to Blu-ray in the UK later this Spring. The release date and packaging detailed as well.

NormanicGrav • 13th February 2020

Anime Review

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion – Complete Series Collection Review

While it does have its faults, Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion is an anime series that has to be experienced to be believed: a frantic and breakneck rollercoaster of a show that just takes you along for the ride.

Onosume • 11th February 2020

Anime Review

Zombie Land Saga: The Complete Series Review

Apart from a slight dip in its momentum towards the end, Zombie Land Saga is a runaway train of humour and emotion, taking an inspired idea of putting together idols and zombies and making it work with ease.

Onosume • 10th February 2020

Book Review

Owarimonogatari Part 1 Review

Owarimonogatari marks a return to form for the Monogatari franchise. With NISIOISIN’s talent for writing mystery stories shining through, this is an entry not to be missed. Especially if you’ve been eager to learn more about Ougi Oshino!

Demelza • 8th February 2020

Book Review

Kokoro Connect Volume 8 Review

Kokoro Connect Volume 8 offers an entertaining collection of short stories that fans of the series will enjoy. While I’m eager to find out how that cliffhanger from the previous volume will be resolved, I think taking a break for some light-hearted fun was the right move.

Demelza • 7th February 2020

Manga Review

Snow White with the Red Hair Volume 5 Review

Snow White with the Red Hair Volume 5 delivers an intriguing read. While the majority of the volume is building up to a much bigger arc, it’s still enjoyable and remains one of the most interesting shojo series being released right now.

Demelza • 6th February 2020

Film Review

Ni No Kuni Review

A Ni No Kuni movie could have been an interesting venture but the end result is a half-baked story with childish dialogue and no charm at all.

darkstorm • 5th February 2020

Manga Review

Tales of Berseria Volume 2 Review

Overall, this volume of Tales of Berseria is a disappointment. Rushing through the video game’s material leaves it confusing and with an underdeveloped cast of characters.

Demelza • 5th February 2020

Film Review

One Piece: Stampede Review

A pirate festival makes an appropriate setting for the film marking One Piece's 20 years of animation.

Ian Wolf • 4th February 2020

Manga Review

Silver Spoon Volume 12 Review

It's satisfying to see the intertwining plots and character traits coming together as Silver Spoon continues to impress, thanks to the tight writing and character progression.

HWR • 4th February 2020

Roundup

Winter Season Preview 2020

Lots of different new anime shows to choose from, this Winter Season, or not enough variety? The writers at Anime UK News have a few suggestions to help you if you're still wondering what's worth watching.

AUKN Staff • 3rd February 2020

Anime Review

SSSS.Gridman: The Complete Series Review

SSSS.Gridman combines Studio Trigger’s trademark style and eccentricity with the absurdness and creativity of the tokusatsu genre. It remains faithful to the original 1990s TV series with the kaiju and the action sequences, while telling an engaging and heartfelt story with a strong cast of characters.

Onosume • 3rd February 2020

Film Review

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion III – Glorification Review

Each individual Code Geass film is far from flawless, but as a trilogy, and especially this last entry, it’s a blast from start to finish.

darkstorm • 2nd February 2020