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Vatican Miracle Examiner promises intrigue and horror as two young priests investigate sinister goings-on in the twilight world of the occult. Delivering a gripping drama without toppling over into melodrama is a challenge – so is this anime TV series up to the job?

A selection of five shorts, including an adorable if sinister spider girl and an over-the-top motor race from the creator of Gurren Lagann, offer a rare treat into some of Production I.G's more obscure works.

Fate/Stay Night [Heaven's Feel] Movie 1, Hi-Score Girl, Seven Mortal Sins and more have been rated over the past few weeks.

Final Fantasy: Lost Stranger could have been a recipe for generic isekai fodder but thankfully it’s been written and drawn by long-term Final Fantasy fans and their love for the franchise shines through.

Dragon Ball hits the big screens as Dragon Ball Super: Broly starts showing in select cinemas this week, and boy is there a lot to talk about, from rewriting the very origins of the series to adding fan favourite character Broly into the canon proper! Let's take a look at big budget Dragon Ball!

Dragon Half was an enjoyable read, despite me having no real incentive to continue reading it beyond this release. While this style of comedy isn’t for me, I think those who like classic comedy manga will really enjoy Seven Seas’ release.

In Part 2 of this mini-article series, we flip the game over and ask: what Western media would make great anime adaptations?

In Part 1 of this article mini-series, we discuss Japanese series that have been made into Western films so far and have a think about what anime would make for a good live action US adaptation...

Manga Entertainment UK confirms delays to two upcoming anime home video releases: The Ancient Magus' Bride Part 1, and the hip-hop co-production film MFKZ.

Has 2018 been a good, bad or indifferent year for UK anime fans? Find out what impressed the writers Anime UK News - and let us know what your favourites are too!

Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress is a rip-roaring good time, with generous helpings of stylish and brutal action.

When They Cry Rei is only recommended as a separate purchase if you really took a keen interest in the characters, enough to see more scenes of them being silly and content together.

After a successful run in October, the Scotland Loves Anime film festival makes a surprise trip to Aberdeen this weekend, with Penguin Highway, Cyber City Oedo 808 and more!

Whilst not perfect, Future is an enjoyable and satisfying conclusion to the Digimon tri series, pulling out all the stops for a spectacular finale.

Dementia 21 is a surreal mixture of horror and satire. While the quality may vary between its collection of stories, fans of dark humour and mind-bending art should definitely check it out.

When They Cry: Kai delivers a compelling story conclusion and satisfying answers to its enjoyable mystery, but is let down by the sudden drop in horror and increase of cuteness that almost ruins the unique atmosphere of the original.

SABU's directorial debut is available to own today, including a collectable slipcover for the first 1000 copies sold.

In a suprising announcement, Manga Entertainment UK reveal plans to release The Ancient Magus' Bride, Cardcaptor: Clear Card, Mob Psycho 100 and more anime titles!

The race to save Ace is on, as his captain Whitebeard declares war on the Navy's home turf.