It's expected that anime remains true to their source material, but these examples were successful by ignoring it entirely.

Will there ever be a day when anime fans are no longer excited about Akira Toriyama’s Dragon Ball franchise? Probably not, simply because of how the faintest hope of the series’ continuation becomes a ...

In episode 33 of the anime "Chiikawa," after much trial and error, a scene is depicted where Chiikawa (voiced by Haruka Aoki) brilliantly rescues Hachiware (voiced by Makoto Tanaka), who had fallen ...

“The secret story behind the birth of ‘Saiyaman X‘ that I got to draw for the end of this volume was based on text written by Toriyama-sensei, which I revised and made into a manga ...

Sometimes, a little creative flair can make a beloved story even more remarkable when updated just right. In the case of Solo Leveling, the popular manhwa chronicling the adventures of Jinwoo, his ...

Carla’s death in Attack on Titan marked the beginning of Eren’s journey–or so it seemed initially.In the anime, the scene plays out and it’s horrifying to see how the Titan grabbed Carla. The way a ...

The loss of Akira Toriyama is still being felt in the anime community to this day as the Dragon Ball creator and his work helped influence so many stories in its wake. Thanks to the release of ...

In the '80s and '90s, a surge of ultra-violent anime hit the airwaves, featuring very twisted and horrific themes.

and two of the strongest leads in anime history. Where the show truly shines is in Sayo Yamamoto’s directorial sense, with each scene lovingly capturing the unforgiving allure of South America.

Toussaint Egan (he/him) is a curation editor, out to highlight the best movies, TV, anime, comics, and games. He has been writing professionally for over a decade. It’s not often that anime fans ...