Anime News

From Chainsaw Man to the Stage: Kikunosuke Toya Makes His Big Solo Music Debut If you recognize that voice from anywhere, it’s probably because you’ve spent some time hanging out with Denji in Chainsaw Man . Kikunosuke Toya, the man behind the chaos, is trading in the devil-hunting gear for a microphone to launch his solo music career. And honestly? It sounds like he’s coming out swinging. Toya is set to drop his first-ever solo digital single, "Off to the Groove," on July 26, 2026. While we’ve heard him belt out tunes before—thanks to his work on projects like UniteUp! and Hana-Kimi —this is the first time he’s stepping into the spotlight as an artist in his own right. Finding the Groove What makes this track extra special is that it’s a total passion project. Toya didn't just walk into a booth and record; he actually wrote and composed the track himself. The vibe he’s aiming for is all about the pure, simple joy of having music woven into your daily life. To get...

Get Ready to Swoon: Gido Amagakure’s Yura Yura Queen is Getting an Anime! If you have been waiting for your next dose of wholesome, heart-fluttering goodness, I have some fantastic news for you. The official website and social media accounts for Yura Yura Queen just went live, and they brought a massive announcement with them: Gido Amagakure’s charming comedy manga is officially being adapted into a TV anime! While we are still waiting on the nitty-gritty details—like who is in the director’s chair, which studio is handling the animation, and when we can expect a premiere date—the buzz is already real. Amagakure-sensei is a pro at bringing us stories that feel like a warm hug. You might recognize them as the brilliant mind behind Sweetness & Lightning and the recent hit A Galaxy Next Door , both of which were absolute fan favorites. What’s the Story About? For those unfamiliar with the manga, which first kicked off in The Hana to Yume back in 2019, the story centers on Kyu...

Find Your Happiness with Reira Ushio’s New Track for "Please Excuse My Younger Brothers" If you’ve been keeping up with the summer 2026 anime season, you’ve likely fallen for the chaotic, heartwarming charm of Please Excuse My Younger Brothers . While the show keeps us glued to the screen with Ito’s sudden transition from only child to the busy sister of four stepbrothers, it’s the ending theme that has really been tugging at our heartstrings. Today, the wait is finally over: the official music video for "Clover" by singer-songwriter Reira Ushio is officially out on YouTube. Since her major debut back in 2023, Reira Ushio has been building a solid track record in the anime world. If that voice sounds familiar, it’s because this is her third big anime tie-in in just over a year, following her work on Food for the Soul and The Fragrant Flower Blooms with Dignity . With "Clover," she brings a gentle, reflective energy that perfectly complements the family...

Prince of Tennis Stuns Fans with Major U-17 World Cup Sequel Update The intensity is heating up on the court, and we finally have more details for the next chapter of the Prince of Tennis franchise. The official website just dropped a third teaser visual for the upcoming sequel, The Prince of Tennis II U-17 WORLD CUP SEMIFINAL: Kessho Member Ketteisen (Final Member Selection Match). If you’ve been waiting for more high-stakes tennis drama, mark your calendars for the fall of 2026. The latest visual is a real tear-jerker for long-time Hyotei fans. It highlights a showdown between teammates Keigo Atobe and Yushi Oshitari as they battle it out for a spot in the U-17 World Cup finals. The tagline, "For the moon and the sun to continue shining together—," adds a heavy layer of emotional weight to what is sure to be an epic confrontation. A Familiar Face Joins the Spanish Team In a bit of a meta-crossover, the franchise has tapped actor Yu Shirota to voice Romeo Fernandez, a...

Get Ready to Rumble: Kakuseihunter Omegahorn Unveils Its Beastly New Trailer Mark your calendars, because Toei is shaking up the weekend morning block. With Super Space Sheriff Gavan Infinity officially hanging up its cape, the spotlight is shifting to the next big thing in the Project R.E.D. initiative. Starting July 26, Kakuseihunter Omegahorn is taking over, and the latest footage makes it clear that things are about to get intense. If you aren't familiar with Project R.E.D.—short for "Record of Extraordinary Dimensions"—this is Toei’s latest venture focusing on high-octane stories centered around heroes rocking that signature crimson aesthetic. The show follows the journey of Shout the Flame, a treasure hunter with a serious upgrade. Instead of just dodging traps, he wields a mysterious relic known as the Omegahorn to call forth massive, legendary beasts to do his heavy lifting. A First Look at the Chaos The second teaser trailer gives us a much better look a...

Final Fantasy X Turns 25: Square Enix Drops a Nostalgia-Filled Celebration If you feel like you just played Final Fantasy X for the first time yesterday, I have some bad news: it’s officially been a quarter-century. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Spira’s most iconic adventure, Square Enix just dropped a special trailer that is going to hit every single one of your nostalgia buttons. It’s hard to believe that Tidus and Yuna’s journey first hit the PlayStation 2 all the way back in 2001. That’s right—the game is officially old enough to handle adult responsibilities. While our joints might be creaking a little more than they used to, the game itself still looks surprisingly good. Why FFX Still Matters When Final Fantasy X landed on the scene, it changed the game for the entire industry. It was the first title in the series to introduce full voice acting and expressive facial animations. For a lot of us, seeing those cutscenes for the first time felt like watching a movie rat...