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"Pure Love Chapter" opens in Japan on October 14 The official website for the Uchū Senkan Yamato 2202: Ai no Senshi-tachi (Space Battleship Yamato 2202: Warriors of Love or Star Blazers 2202: Warriors of Love) anime sequel project began streaming a 60-second trailer on Friday for the third film in the franchise, subtitled "Junai-hen" (Pure Love Chapter). The film will open in Japan on October 14, and will screen in 25 theaters, five more than the second film. The episode's below visual features the text, "The demon informs. Choose your love." Theaters screening the third film will again sell special edition Blu-ray Discs, and the film will also be available to stream online for a fee starting on October 14. The second film, subtitled "Hasshin-hen" (Departure Chapter), opened in Japan on June 24. The project is a seven-part theatrical anime project, and the first film, subtitled "Kōshi-hen" (Starting Chapter), premiered in Japan on February 25. The anime's story

Almost all anime fans out there wish the anime world to come into being. This might seem impossible so that’s why we quoted a saying on this subject. That’s why in this list we are going to write about some anime themed parks and walks that you might wanna visit someday to live the Otaku moment. 10. Sanrio Puroland It centers around Sanrio’s most famous creation, Hello Kitty. Sanrio Puroland is a theme park for younger children and features Hello Kitty’s house, a boat ride and various theaters and live shows. There are also stores that sell Sanrio products.   9. Namja Town Namja Town is an indoor theme park by Namco, the creator of Pacman and many other arcade games and leisure products. Namja Town was recently renovated and includes various small rides and attractions. There are two food corners specialized in gyoza and desserts, in a nice Showa Period town setting with recreated old alleys. 8. Kobe Anpanman Childre

We suggest checking Light Yagami and Ryuk, That one is totally horrible. 1. Hisoka and Gon   2. Happy and Natsu 3.Trafalgar Law 4. Naruto And Jiraiya Top 10 Naruto Characters Too Awesome to Forget Top 20 Strongest Naruto Characters 5. not an Anime but Sokka though. 6. No Face and Chihiro 7. Ash And Charmender 8. Luffy And Zoro 9. Ryuk and Light Yagami   10. Ash And Pikachu

Just because superhero Saitama’s bald head is cold in winter doesn’t mean yours has to be too. But seriously though—who is Saitama? He’s the hero of Manga series One Punch Man. If you’re unfamiliar with One Punch Man, our hero Saitama trains to become the strongest man alive. In the process though he’s become so strong, he can defeat any enemy with one punch. Because of this and his loss of hair, he now seems a bit depressed. Yes, he’s a bald man that can take out any enemy with one punch. It’s complicated. And with Saitama now being a hero to anime enthusiasts around the globe, anime merchandiser Ensky Hobby has a way to help the One-Punch Man’s legions of fans feel a little closer to him, with the Saitama knit cap. Pull this beanie down low and you’ll become the spitting image of the character, at least during his calmer moments when his facial muscles are relaxed. However, the ma

One of the biggest tourist draws for Japan is of course, its unique culture. Rising from this unique blend of traditional and modern is the otaku subculture which centers around anime, mangas, and video games, and this very subculture has spread all over the world, attracting millions of visitors to the country. Here are the top 10 places anime fans should visit whenever in Japan. 10. J World, Tokyo Believe it or not, there is actually a theme park dedicated to Japan’s most well known shounen manga magazine, Weekly Shounen Jump!, and it is known as J World. This indoor theme park celebrates the magazine’s various titles from Dragon Ball Z, Naruto, and One Piece, to Haikyuu, Kuroko’s Basketball and Hunter X Hunter. You can enjoy a variety of activities from eating a variety of Jump!-inspired food like the Majin-buu Buns to riding through the world of One Piece. 9. Toyosato Elementary School, Shiga Prefecture Used as a basis for S