One of the biggest modern hits of Shonen Jump+, Kaiju No. 8 has been knocking on the doors of anime enthusiasts for over a year, and the wait is finally over. The first episode of the anime has finally arrived on Crunchyroll and the burning question on every viewer’s mind is: where to watch Kaiju […]

The anime industry is known for its talented pool of voice actors who bring fan-favorite characters to life. Inori Minase is one such actor, famous for playing roles like Rem in “Re:Zero”. While the seiyuu is known for her lovely face, she recently found herself embroiled in a controversy after being accused of defaming fellow

Hajime Isayama’s groundbreaking manga series, Attack on Titan ended its 12-year-long serialization in 2021. Now, three years after the end of the manga, the globally acclaimed manga artist is collaborating with the voice actor of Eren Yeager, Yuki Kaji, on a new project. To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the star voice actor in the

Jujutsu Kaisen fandom has been in shambles lately due to the recent events in the manga storyline. The series author, Gege Akutami, has made sure of it that none of the readers find solace and this has been exacerbated by the release of an MMV which hints at the possibility of Gojo’s return from the

Solo Leveling took the internet by storm with its anime premiere in January 2024. After three months of gripping journey, the series has come to an end with its final episode finished airing in Japan. However, good news has also arrived for the enthusiasts as the show has been renewed for a second season. After

Few days back, Jujutsu Kaisen faced criticism from Japanese fans for its repetitive and uninteresting narrative. Many fans expressed concern about the ongoing story arc in the manga, and to make matters worse, the series has now come under scrutiny for Satoru Gojo’s alleged racist remarks in the latest chapter. In recent developments in the

The humongous catalog of anime available is already enough to cater to fans for several years, but fans always yearn for more shows to be adapted onto screens. Even before 2024 has reached its halfway point, fans have already expressed their wishes for the manga they hope to see turned into anime by the end

Studio WIT took a big leap in 2013 with the anime adaptation of Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan. This decision proved to be a success for the studio, as it quickly became one of the leading studios in the anime industry. However, things took a turn when they handed over the production of their most