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P.A. Works' "Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms", the directorial debut of anime screenwriter Mari Okada, will have its international premiere at Glasgow Film Festival, Anime Limited confirms.

The last bunch of the new Winter 2018 titles have been acquired and also another batch of Funimation backlog joins the service for the UK & Ireland.

A round-up of all of Funimation's simuldub titles for the Winter 2018 season plus returning titles from the Autumn 2017 season.

The fourth wave of Winter 2018 simulcasts plus the first new batch of Funimation titles joins the service.

Two proper Netflix Original anime series head to the service this March!

Crunchyroll showed off a ton of new simulcasts throughout the first week of January, so here's a recap of what they are.

The streaming service introduced six more simulcasts on behalf of Sentai Filmworks.

Once planned for Spring 2018 outside of Japan's broadcast, it appears that may not be the case.

A quick look at the titles coming exclusively to Amazon Prime during 2018.

The first volume of Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card Arc is a delightful success; from the lovely art and the characters to the new story’s beginnings – all of it feels like a genuine continuation that CLAMP wanted and felt creatively compelled to do. If you’re a CLAMP fan, do not hesitate to pick up this volume.

All seven Blu-ray items are now revealed from the Day 12 Christmas deal.

The creative team behind "A Silent Voice" have reunited for the next feature film based on Kyoto Animation's "Sound! Euphonium" franchise - "Liz and the Blue Bird", opening in Japan next April.

From P.A. Works (Shirobako), the full trailer for Mari Okada's anime feature film debut, "Let's Decorate the Promised Flowers in the Farewell Morning" (Sayonara no Asa ni Yakusoku no Hana wo Kazarou) has been released ahead of the film's February Japanese release!

We’ve had a lot of amazing releases this year, and they all would make wonderful surprises under the tree for that special someone. But to help with the Christmas shopping blues, here's Anime UK News Gift Guide 2017!

With a lovable cast of characters, superb animation, and a real attention to detail, Hyouka comes highly recommended by me. It might sound boring on the surface but give it a try and you’ll find something truly fascinating.

The best contributions in Neo Parasyte f are strange and compelling, making this unusual collection of short stories well worth reading, especially if you’re a fan of Hitoshi Iwaaki’s original work.

Arakawa Under the Bridge is a quirky comedy with vastly strange but likable characters. You may feel sorry for poor Kou being stuck with them but can’t help but wonder what he’s going to find next.