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The Demon Girl Next Door is a slice-of-life comedy that offers plenty of laughs with a cute and colourful cast of characters that you can really have fun with, however, the fact that the series ends just as it really gets started will no doubt frustrate a lot of viewers.

The latest addition to the My Hero Academia franchise is here! In this spin-off series the students of U.A. High School are teamed up with Pro Heroes to help gain some real world experience when it comes to being a hero.

Discotek Media provided another batch of catalog anime for Crunchyroll with some of them offering availability for UK & Ireland territories.

Tadatoshi Fujimaki's follow-up to Kuroko's Basketball was a manga about golf that only lasted a year before Shonen Jump dropped it. What went wrong?

The writers at Anime UK News have been taking a look at the new titles streaming in Winter 2021! Here are some of the anime series that have caught their attention...

Details on the Third Window Films Release of "UJICHA: Violence Voyager / Burning Buddha Man" Today, January 25th

In Season 2 of Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? our heroes find themselves embroiled in a new challenge as Bell becomes wanted by one of the biggest Familia in the city! Now more powerful than ever before, our hero is attracting unwanted attention that he must learn to overcome if he wants to continue his adventures safely...

Mamoru Hosoda's Mirai takes the spotlight for the latest Screen Anime line-up followed by 90s OVA series Cyber City Oedo 808 with its UK dub and many more.

Info on the Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme 2021 which is online and free to view for people in the UK - running from 19 February to 10 March 2021

Real Girl is an awkwardly written romcom about awkward teens finding a place in the world with each other, and in a way, that’s fitting.

What anime have we enjoyed watching this autumn at Anime UK News? We take a look back at the series that impressed us in the final months of a difficult year...

2020 has been a year like no other – but anime has provided a great source of diversion and entertainment. So…what were the best titles of 2020? Read on…

Screen Anime presents Miss Hokusai with its UK premiere of the English dub, as well as other classic films including Jin-Roh, Makoto Shinkai's Place Promised and Masaaki Yuasa's Tatami Galaxy television series.

A series that in recent years became infamous for its hiatuses is still able to entertain as an anime.

Blue Lynx/GRIZZLY brings Twittering Birds Never Fly – Kou Yoneda’s grim and gripping BL yakuza manga – to vivid life in the first of three films: The Clouds Gather.

While it does lose some of its early momentum in its second half, Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs is a decent ecchi romantic comedy that is at times surprisingly good-hearted when it puts its full weight against its fun cast of characters.

Long-awaited Demon City Blu-ray lacks the anime's iconic swear-filled British dub, while Manga UK's first ever 4K release of the iconic AKIRA is presented in 4K SDR, instead of the 4K HDR seen in the Japanese release.

The Anime UK News Christmas Gift Guide is back, but with a new twist. This time, the team has come together to give you ideas on what we think will make the best gifts you can give this year.

Cautious Hero: The Hero is Overpowered but Overly Cautious offers a fun and enjoyable comedy isekai with a likeable and quirky cast and enough serious moments to keep the stakes up.

Charming and bitter-sweet, After the Rain is a delightful and many-faceted anime that will evoke all kinds of feels in the viewer.