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The new villainess series by Square Enix, based upon a light novel of the same name, but is (not) a good read? Check out our review!

It's finally time for Tia to claim her place and change her destiny. And no one, not even the crown prince nor her supposed friend Allendis can put a stop to her plans. She'll pave the way to her future the way she wants.

How is marriage working out for platonic couple Gakurouta and Yuriko? Perhaps a ‘pilgrimage’ to Kochi will bring them closer together... except it's only on the plane that Yuriko learns that Gakurouta's never travelled by air before.

Yuriko and Gakurouta have just got married – but they've embarked on a twenty-first century marriage of convenience and companionship, not a partnership based on love, as she’s asexual and he’s gay. Can this evolve into a rewarding relationship for the two of them?

'Espoir' is French for ‘hope’. Is this a promising start for the new Yuri series from Tokyopop?

An affectionate and humorous portrayal of an ordinary family of four in which the elder son keeps involuntarily dropping hints that he might be gay.

Autumn 2020 has brought a wealth of new anime titles to our screens - but which ones are worth watching? The Anime UK News writers share their first impressions...

When high school girl Uta realises the feelings she has for her first love, it's more than a little too late - as the bubbly Kaoru's only just married Uta's brother! Now living together, Uta must come to terms with her too-late love in "If I Could Reach You", a stunning new yuri manga series, and the debut of tMnR.

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!

Fireworks is an enjoyable but flawed film that tries to pair a slice of science fiction with a teenage romantic drama, but ends up getting bogged down with its time-altering plot device.

Join the writers at Anime UK News as they look back to the classic titles that first inspired them to investigate anime and ask, ‘What makes an anime a classic? Does it have to have stood the test of time?’

Princess Arete is a lacklustre fairy tale story that attempts to break the mould but doesn’t quite manage it, thanks to an overly long run-time and lack of meaningful character development.

“Out of the crooked timber of humanity, no straight thing was ever made.” – Immanuel Kant

Belladonna of Sadness was the last of three movies in the “Animerama” series co-created by Osamu Tezuka…

Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo is one of those rare anime series in which the sheer beauty of the visual animated experience meshes seamlessly with a powerful and moving story and just sweeps you off your feet. One to watch again...and again.