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Kokoromil Inc. announced the first verification experiment of its next-generation wearable ECG device 'kokolog MD', currently under development. The device maintains medical-grade arrhythmia detection while adding sleep monitoring features. A survey of 17 participants showed 88% intend to continue using the system, and 78% were satisfied with the overall experience.
The live-action film adaptation of Ryō Nakama's High School Family: Kokosei Kazoku manga has been delayed from a fall 2026 release to January 8, 2027, as confirmed by a new teaser trailer and visual released on Thursday. The film stars Yuno Nagao, Shingo Katori, Jun Saitō, and Riisa Naka, with Tôichirô Rutô directing.
At a technical meeting during Machi Asobi vol. 30, director Seiji Mizushima, animation supervisor Naoki Ogita, effects artist Masaki Tada, and producer Koichi Noguchi discussed the full 3D production of the theatrical anime Paradise Lost: Resonance of the Heart, set for release on November 13, 2026. Ogita explained his facial correction process, including softening outlines and adjusting mouth deformation to keep characters cute from any angle.
The anime adaptation of Nekoko's light novel series The Exiled Heavy Knight Knows How to Game the System has revealed its ending theme song performer. ReoNa will sing "Lv. 1 Shokugyō: Ningen" (Level 1 Occupation: Human) as the ending theme. The anime premieres on July 2 on TBS and MBS's Super Animeism TURBO block and will run for two consecutive cours.
Mito Aoi, known for School of Horns, is drawing a new manga titled Koko ni Fukuen Flag ga Tatteimasu, written by Meza Tōno. The story follows a divorced couple who reunite a decade later and consider restarting their relationship. The manga launched on Kodansha's Comic Days app on June 6.
The July issue of Kadokawa's Comic Alive magazine revealed that Yu Shimizu's Howling Blaze light novel series is getting a manga adaptation by artist koko. The manga will launch in the magazine's next issue on June 26. The fantasy story follows Witch Hunter Kaori Tsukimiya on the island of Karyujima, where she meets the White Flower Witch Fiona.