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Yuri!!! on Ice is that rare thing: a genuinely feelgood watch. It's entertaining, alternately heart-warming and heart-breaking, and delivers a dazzling array of figure skating routines.

Studio Trigger teams up with Mari Okada for this well thought out character drama that asks “just how do we become friends, anyway?”

Once a candidate for the next big shonen anime, we go behind the veil with the first volume of Anime Limited's supernatural action series "Twin Star Exorcists"!

Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution Film 1 has a lot going for it with us finally getting the prologue to it all: the events of "The Summer of Love". And while this segment is done very well, the rest of the film, with its lack of coherent storytelling hurts what could have been something special. It has such a magical soundtrack that tells the story better than what you see, and leaves you wishing that perhaps they could have made the prologue the entire film, or at least an OVA, and left the content from the TV series alone.

New information on The Rising of the Shield Hero, first episode of DOUBLE DECKER! now available, plus we round-up other simulcasts confirmed already for Autumn 2018.

Mamoru Hosoda's latest film has its UK premiere at the prestigious BFI London Film Festival next month!

The distributor has now revealed what is in store for the remainder of 2018.

The Romeo & Juliet style anime series is heading to Amazon Prime this Autumn 2018 season.

Too many titles to choose from in the Summer 2018 Streaming Season? Need some recommendations? The writers at Anime UK News are here to share their first thoughts on new and returning series.

The anime adaptation of a Shonen Jump series is coming to Crunchyroll, plus we have an update on the anime special Starlight Promises.

More titles from Funimation's catalogue are now streaming plus we recap the recent new additions to the Summer 2018 anime season.

Despite some reservations about where the plot is going and any romantic pursuits it has in mind, I find myself thinking fondly of Grand Blue Dreaming. With its anime now airing, this is a good a time as any to jump on board this wacky comedy!

Three Summer 2018 anime titles have been listed for Netflix streaming in Japan.

More Digimon, One Piece and Pokemon releases plus the return of Satoshi Kon's Tokyo Godfathers joins the distributor's release slate.

The second part in the Godzilla anime trilogy is heading to Netflix very soon!

It’s a shame that this release lacks the Japanese track, and the Blu-ray conversion is far from perfect, but if you’ve been dying to update your old DVD copy, or have never acquainted yourself with Vampire Hunter D, there’s never been a better time.

This collection of three art books showcases best-selling Eiichiro Oda's great artistic talent.

Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers starts off with a straightforward “chosen heroes gather to defeat the big evil” plot, but actually spends most of its 12 episode run on a “whodunnit?” plotline, and frankly ended up all the better for it. Let’s see why… without spoiling too much!

Night is Short is a real treat for fans of Tatami Galaxy, but even if you’re a newcomer there is definitely plenty to enjoy here. With a quirky and whimsical way of storytelling, the film is sure to win your heart.

Without putting a single foot wrong, Hyouka works to capture your heart and entertain you with a strong cast of characters and well thought out scenarios. If you’re a slice of life fan or even just a Kyoto Animation fan, this series is for you.