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The last ten years have delivered some superb anime and manga - and after much soul-searching, the writers at Anime UK News have chosen their personal favourites. See if you agree with their choices...

The third instalment of Katanagatari delivers a thrilling and fascinating read. As we approach the final volume of the light novel series, the story is beginning to come together in an unforgettable way.

Bungo Stray Dogs: Another Story is a welcome side story in the series, but the artwork leaves a lot to be desired.

After its initial one-day screening, Anime Ltd and Crunchyroll were able to offer re-arranged screenings for those who weren't able to experience Kazuma & co.'s new adventure on the big screen.

Irodori Comic Aqua is a new imprint from Irodori Comics that hopes to bring doujinshi to the West and make them more readily available to (and understood by) manga fans here - but are their first four titles worth investing in?

Soul Eater is a shonen classic: an exciting action show with a sheer sense of style that covers its entire look and feel, from world to soundtrack to characters. Despite its plot having an anime original ending, it's still thrilling to watch and manages to ties things up in a satisfying way.

Record of Grancrest War Volume 2 presents a satisfying enough finale that continues to develop its characters and world as it provides some great action and decent story beats, building to the final climactic battle that will determine the fates of our heroes and the world they've sacrificed so much to save.

Overall, The Garden of Sinners is a mixed bag. The films are interesting but the quality varies a lot and they’re not for everyone. If you’re a particular fan of Ufotable then they’re well worth watching for the animation, but that won’t overcome their shortcomings for everyone.

Cinema listings have seemingly revealed a surprise theatrical anime release, with the isekai comedy KonoSuba: Legend of Crimson listed for release THIS WEEK!

Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest continues to offer the best of the well-loved franchise. With an intriguing story, varied cast of characters and action-packed fight scenes, this is a sequel series not to be missed.

The top 25 includes Attack on Titan, Kill la Kill, Your Name. and Yuri!!! on Ice

Fruits Basket was one of the most popular shojo anime series ever made – so how does the first part of its brand-new remake match up to the original? Plunge into the mysterious family life of the Soma clan with us and Tohru Honda to find out...

More catalog anime titles, plus Takagi-san Season 2 make their appearances on Netflix this December!

Promare is a film not to be missed. There is nothing quite like it out there, certainly nothing which is so much fun for the entire runtime. Hiroyuki Imaishi and Kazuki Nakashima have once again created something truly unforgettable which will be a joy to watch for many years to come.

The 2018 Dragon Ball Super film is now available for streaming on Netflix in the UK & Ireland.

Two more light novels are now available to read on the J-Novel Club digital service.

MVM Entertainment has revealed its latest batch of new anime licenses and recaps of what's to come for 2020 and beyond.

Tokyo Ghoul: re Volume 13 presents a near constant on-the-edge read as an inquiry into Furuta’s integrity turns violent and Kaneki takes truly desperate measures to protect the ones he loves.

Crunchyroll adds three more simulcasts to their Autumn 2019 streaming line-up.

Summer’s come to an end and so has the Summer 2019 Season – but what new anime series have kept the writers at Anime UK News glued to their screens?