CCA, the internet creator school operated by Label Clutch, is recruiting new students for its first anniversary. It offers fully remote, no-face-reveal instruction from a singer with over 10 million cumulative plays and a former corporate VTuber with over 1 million subscribers.
Label Clutch's internet creator school CCA is marking its first anniversary with a major student recruitment campaign. The school provides fully remote, no-face-reveal training tailored to internet creators, moving beyond hobbyist lessons into professional-grade support that includes corporate projects and original music production.
Instruction comes from two instructors: a singer with over 10 million cumulative plays and a former corporate VTuber with over 1 million subscribers. The curriculum uses scientific methods and a voice-visualizing 'Voice Print' system. The recruitment push signals a maturing market for structured, remote training specifically for internet creators.
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Jun 26
The official website for the television anime adaptation of Rokuro Uraji's novel series "Zombie no Afureta Sekai de Ore Dake ga Osowarenai" ("I am the only one who is not attacked in the world filled with zombies") opened on June 25, 2026, revealing a teaser promotional video, teaser visual, main cast, staff, and a delayed premiere. The anime will now debut in January 2027 on the premium AT-X channel, having been previously planned for 2026. Wataru Katō voices protagonist Yūsuke Takemura, a former office worker whom zombies ignore, and Yuno Azuma voices Mitsuki Fujino. Kazuya Fujishiro (episode director on "Dropkick on My Devil!", "Girlfriend, Girlfriend", "Cells at Work! Code Black") directs the series at studios Acca effe and Frontier Engine. Yasushi Hirano handles series scripts, with Kayō Shimoyama and Makuto Okimiru writing individual scripts. Megumi Ishihara designs the characters. The story originally launched in 2013 on the R18 section of Shōsetsuka ni Narō and concluded in 2017. Frontier Works published three novel volumes with illustrations by Saburō, and a manga adaptation by Chihiro Masuda began in 2021, with its fifth volume shipping August 5, 2026. A spinoff manga also ships that day.
Jun 1
Label Clutch's internet creator school CCA is launching a major new student recruitment campaign to mark its first anniversary. The school offers fully remote, no-face-reveal instruction from a singer with over 10 million cumulative plays and a former corporate VTuber with over 1 million subscribers, using scientific methods and a voice-visualizing 'Voice Print' system.
May 29
KURO GAMES announced that Wuthering Waves version 3.4, titled The Unchosen Dream, will launch on June 8. The update includes the previously announced collaboration with Cyberpunk: Edgerunners. First gameplay footage showed Lucy and Rebecca as playable 5-star characters. Rebecca can be obtained for free by logging in during the event.
May 16
Historian Helen McCarthy published The Manga Bible in March, a new guide to the medium's history and worldwide spread. In an interview with Anime By The Numbers, she described the project as an accessible but authoritative history that starts with the reader's present-day experience of manga on screens before moving into historical and thematic chapters. McCarthy said the title was chosen for its punchy, memorable quality and because the original Bible's layered history of translation and cultural adaptation mirrors manga's own journey. The book examines how the medium is being reshaped by different cultures, citing India's cricket adaptation of Star of the Giants, Saudi Arabia's investment in a domestic manga economy, and the rise of Afrime as examples. McCarthy also reflected on her early career, noting that when she first encountered manga in 1981 almost nothing existed in English, which led her to write ANIME! A Beginners' Guide to Japanese Animation twelve years later. The Manga Bible follows her earlier works including The Anime Encyclopedia and A Brief History of Manga, published by Ilex Press before its sale to Octopus Books.