The remainder of the Gundam 00 franchise now has a UK release date. There's a Shop Exclusive edition and a 70 unit bundle also available if you're quick!
This second part of Welcome to the Ballroom gives a satisfying conclusion to this arc of Tatara’s story, and despite some faults with its pacing and brand of humour, delivers an exciting showcase of the spectacle of competitive ballroom dancing.
This May, Anime Limited presents an opportunity for UK & Ireland viewers to be able to watch anime films such as PROMARE and Penguin Highway on a single platform!
Anime Limited announces CloudMatsuri, a free virtual convention, featuring guests like the studios behind Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken!, BEASTARS, and even the upcoming Fairy Tail RPG!
Anonymous Noise offers a compelling and memorable shojo series. The twin focus on love and music gives this anime adaption a lot to work with and it certainly delivers. Hard to look away from and easy to fall in love with, this is a show not to be missed if you like this genre.
Persona 5: The Day Breakers proves an entertaining watch for fans of the franchise. If you’re a newcomer to Persona 5 then this will do nothing but confuse you and probably isn’t worth the investment.
While Twin Star Exorcists is not the greatest shonen anime out there, it can still be quite fun to watch, with Part 4 giving you a satisfying conclusion to the series despite some sketchier plot points.
King’s Game The Animation proves an entertaining entry in the horror genre. It has a reputation for being a terrible anime but, provided you don’t take it seriously, there is a compelling narrative to be found here.
The third part of Twin Star Exorcists remains a mixed bag, with the first half of the set being particularly underwhelming; however the second half is a marked improvement with more character development, a greater focus on the action and a jump up in the threat level of the villains.