Draw This, Then Die! Anime Reveals Ending Song in Second Promo
The new promo gives the first look at the ending sequence and confirms the full opening and ending song lineup ahead of the July premiere.
The new promo gives the first look at the ending sequence and confirms the full opening and ending song lineup ahead of the July premiere.
The release date locks in the final stretch of the Baki-Dou adaptation, which brings Musashi Miyamoto into the modern underground arena.
The confirmation of a third season continues the adaptation of Q Hayashida's manga, which concluded in 2018, and follows a six-year gap between the first and second seasons.
The theater, where the film is set, is turning the last week into a complete package of exclusive content that was previously spread across different venues and weeks.
The release completes the set of clean opening and ending videos for the series' 10th anniversary, giving fans a definitive archive of the music sequences.
FLOW's return for a second consecutive opening theme signals the production's confidence in maintaining the same musical identity across seasons, a choice that ties the new season directly to the first's established tone.
The announcement locks in the summer 2026 broadcast window and confirms the music lineup for a series that blends high school romance with body-horror monster transformations.
The announcement locks in the full cast and premiere date for one of the season's anticipated horror-comedy adaptations, with a strong voice cast and a clear two-version broadcast plan.
The new trailer and cast reveal flesh out the supporting characters of this occult comedy, with notable voice actors joining the project ahead of its July premiere.
The July 1 premiere date and full staff reveal confirm the production timeline for a series that adapts a completed light novel, with a Blu-ray-exclusive epilogue from the original author.
The July premiere date and full promotional materials confirm the anime's summer 2026 broadcast slot and reveal its theme music and promotional partnerships.
The cafe ties directly to the Toy Story 5 theatrical release, giving fans a themed dining experience with exclusive goods across multiple regions.
The event brings back a popular collaboration with a refreshed lineup of character-specific merchandise and a lottery system that lets players choose their preferred prizes, a detail that may drive repeat participation.
The list ties seasonal calendar marketing to specific anime moments, offering a curated entry point for viewers on a platform that competes with larger services.
The episode marks the first full crossover between the two long-running detective and magical girl franchises, blending their visual styles and in-jokes for a single broadcast.
The divergence between Anime Corner's poll and ANN's reader rankings highlights how different polling methods and voter pools produce distinct pictures of the same season's reception.
The promotional material confirms the premiere date and opening act for an isekai reincarnation fantasy that has been building anticipation since its manga launch in 2019.
The PV and FLOW's opening give the clearest look yet at how the series adapts its isekai premise of a reincarnated sage hiding his strength.
The return of MYTH & ROID for the opening theme and the inclusion of a mini-anime spinoff signal that the production committee is betting on the franchise's established formula to sustain momentum through a second season.
The shift from monthly to weekly episodes marks a significant expansion of the series' presence on Japanese children's television.
The trailer and panel announcement confirm that the franchise's decade-long television and film run will conclude in theaters this September, with Kyoto Animation producing new scenes to expand the ending beyond what the third season covered.
The June 30 premiere date and final cast additions bring the adaptation of this completed light novel series to the brink of its broadcast debut.
The announcement locks in a premiere date and creative team for a long-awaited sequel that was first announced in 2021.
The shift from monthly to weekly broadcast marks a significant expansion for the picture-book-born anime brand, now supported by a major artist theme song and a coordinated toy release.