The new series picks up right where the January-March 2026 TV run left off, with the cast confirming the story continues from a deepening Ayaka and Saber relationship, so the production was already in motion before the panel.
The casting of Saito and Horie brings in the rival-nation Egypt arc and the sixth prince, expanding the cast as the historical fantasy enters its second cour.
Narushima's death removes a director whose live-action work earned major Japan Academy recognition and whose screenplay credits extended into anime with The Boy Who Saw the Wind.
The archived ceremony preserves the final public event for the statue, which ends its nearly nine-year run at DiverCity Tokyo Plaza on August 31.
The pop-up ties the new sequel novel by series writer Kazunori Ito to the ongoing 'EZY' theatrical project, putting both in front of fans in one Osaka venue.
The announcement confirms the bishoujo plastic model series is making the jump to a major TV Asahi network slot, with cast details and a teaser PV arriving ahead of the January 2027 premiere.
The fan theories, centered on the emphasized 'D' and Blackbeard, suggest the 2029 film, which lands in the anime's 30th anniversary year, may tackle the series' central mysteries.
Kotobukiya's plastic model franchise, which has shipped over 500,000 figures, moves into a full TV anime with a major broadcast slot and a confirmed cast that keeps Kaede Hondo from the short-form YuruCanadea videos.
The three central creators will share remarks about 'serial experiments lain' 28 years after its broadcast, as the anime continues to see new projects.
The commercialized Shanhai-tei curry turns a beloved in-series food into a real product, linking the Patlabor fan base to the new EZY release through a tangible tie-in.
The poll shows that a new occult comedy, 'Reiwa no Dara-san,' edged out established titles like 'Mushoku Tensei III' on the strength of its 'unexpected' hook, suggesting viewer loyalty in the summer season can go to fresh premises over proven franchises.
The fourth season brings the toyline's anime into a school setting while bringing in the comedy duo Ganbareruya as voice actors and cheer captains for the new run.
The adaptation brings Bourdain's satirical take on food culture to anime, with Jiro's violent enforcement of sushi etiquette set in a futuristic Los Angeles.
The general sale opens the 10th anniversary exhibition to all fans, with the venue-only wooden plate bonus making the merchandise-included ticket a limited, on-site-only purchase.
The episode pushes the story toward the royal capital rescue arc, where David appears wounded and reveals Kururu's harsh past, setting up the king's obsession with slaying the Demon King.
The full-scale Japan expansion pairs a same-day 13-episode YouTube drop with a November Bandai toy release, treating the streaming debut and merchandise as a single coordinated market entry.
This marks Aardman's first major streaming distribution deal for a Pokemon series, bringing the studio's stop-motion craft to a global audience through Disney's platform.
This week's slate shows a steady mix of catalog anime Blu-rays and new manga volumes, with Discotek and Yen Press dominating the release calendar.
The making-of video is a public window into how Science Saru adapted the manga's distinctive hand-drawn quality, showing techniques like erasing outline lines to keep the original artwork's loose feel.
After fan requests, the full two-series run of the pastry-school anime is finally headed to subscription platforms, giving new viewers a single place to watch both Ichigo's original arc and her SP Professional continuation.
The rebroadcast gives the Blender-made theatrical debut from Hurray! and Jukki Hanada a second terrestrial window, reaching viewers who missed the March airing.
The anime's September 11 streaming debut on AnimeFesta gives it a head start of over three weeks before its television broadcast, a scheduling pattern OceanVeil used for its other recent adaptations like Marika's Love Meter Malfunction.
This marks Aardman's first full Pokémon series, a collaboration that pairs the studio's signature stop-motion style with the franchise's British-inspired Galar region, while the Disney+ deal signals a major shift in where Pokémon animation is distributed globally.
The Chiikawa film's third weekend outperformed its second, a rare upward swing driven by repeat-viewer incentives like the pullback car gift and farewell screenings, while the entire top 10 stayed closed to new releases.