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The dual movies To Every You I’ve Loved Before and To Me, The One Who Loved You simultaneously released in theaters in Japan on October

Reading this manga made me feel as if I’d been granted exclusive entry into an important emotional space. Plenty of series are autobiographical and reflective.

There’s really nothing better than getting those fluttery feelings in your chest from watching characters embrace the tentative emotions of a newly-forming romance. Like newborn

It’s hard to believe that the fantastic tour de force that has been Oshi no Ko has ended, and even though we’ll be getting another

Who isn’t familiar with the good old anime beach episodes, which have almost become a kind of tradition? Indeed, these episodes have become almost an

The harem anime genre is like a slice of life spiced with romantic chaos: our typically hapless, and often clueless, protagonist finds themselves the apple

The settings in zombie anime can range from your everyday locations to completely fantastical landscapes, and the plots might surprise you with their cleverness. While

September, for many people, is the month of getting back to school and continuing their education. While Japanese students start school in the spring, many