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Also: 2nd season of Kingdom added Crunchyroll posted the unaired 13th episode of 91 Days, the Project Blue Earth SOS television anime, and the second season of Kingdom for members on Wednesday. The "Day 13" episode of 91 Days is available worldwide outside of Asia. The episode contains three stories. The first story, "Toki no Asase" (Shoals of Time), centers on Nero and Vanno persuading Frate to skip mass with them and see the circus. The second story, "Subete no Kinō" (Yesterday Before Everything), focuses on Ganzo, as he meets a young man named Vincente at a bar, and asks Ganzo to do something for him. The third story, "Ashita, Mata Ashita" (Tomorrow, and then Tomorrow), is set after Nero and Avilio defeat Mad Mack and are on the way back to Lawless. Nero suffers from fever dreams, and Avilio nurses him back to health. The episode bundled with the anime's seventh Japanese Blu-ray Disc and DVD release on July 5. The television series premiered last July, and Crunchyro

Comic Book Questions Answered – where I answer whatever questions you folks might have about comic books (feel free to e-mail questions to me at [email protected]). My buddy Aaron just asked this question on Facebook, so I figured I’d throw up a quick answer for him. Giant Days is a delightfully funny comic book series by Boom! Studios (through their “Boom! Box” line) by writer John Allison and artist Max Sarin (previously, Lissa Treiman and Allison himself drew Giant Days stories, with Treiman launching the series with Allison and drawing the first six issues. She also drew a lot of the covers even after she left the interiors. Sarin’s been the interior artist ever since, working with inker Liz Fleming since around issue #24). It is about three young women, Esther de Groot, Susan Ptolemy and Daisy Wooton, who are very different but still become friends at the University of Sheffield. Here are a few sample pages featuring the cast (all pages by Allison a

Also: Magical Heart Kokoro-chan OVA, The Everyday Tales of a Cat God Video streaming service Viewster added the School Days and Humanity Has Declined anime earlier this month. The service also announced that it has added The Everyday Tales of a Cat God back to its streaming lineup. All three series are available in Japanese with English subtitles. In addition to the twelve episodes of the 2007 School Days anime, the School Days: Magical Heart Kokoro-chan original video anime (OVA) spinoff is available streaming. The original story based on Overflow's adult game follows the love triangle that develops when a boy enlists his close female friend to help him attract the attention of a girl in their same school. The anime gained unexpected media attention when its final episode was preempted by a real-life axe murder in Japan. Instead of the final episode, the television stations aired a series of unrelated scenery images and the following text: "The programming has changed

Anime about strange family to air simultaneously in Japan, Taiwan in spring 2018 This year's November issue of Shinchosha's Comic Bunch magazine revealed on Thursday that Yanai's Jikken-hin Kazoku: Creatures Family Days manga is getting a Japanese-Taiwanese collaboration anime adaptation that will launch in spring 2018. The anime will air in Japan and Taiwan simultaneously. The manga will launch in Comic Bunch in the magazine's December issue on October 21, and it will mark Taiwanese creator Yanai's Japanese debut. The series centers on a family where both parents are mad scientists, and where both brother and sister are modded humans called "creatures." The family members aim to become a "normal" family. Source: Comic Natalie

Let’s face it: Dick Grayson is a hero with a reputation for being a guy with a complicated and extremely active love life. That’s not to say he’s a womanizer, of course, but Nightwing’s romantic endeavors are part and parcel of who he is, so his status quo in the Rebirth DCU is really no different. Over the past year and a half, Rebirth’s Nightwing, Birds of Prey and Batgirl have all taken swings at figuring out just who Dick is dating — only to come up with inconclusive answers. RELATED: How Dick Grayson Found Himself At the Heart of Dark Nights: Metal Dick Grayson’s love life might be confusing and multifaceted, but Nightwing’s “Spyral” arc has shifted the focus of Dick’s affection back to one of his old flames: Helena Bertinelli, aka Huntress — a dynamic that has continued to maintain focus even as the most current story arc, “Raptor’s Revenge,” has picked up. But while dating is never simpl

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Summer 2018 film stars Mahiro Takasugi, Reo Sano, Taishi Nakagawa, Ryūsei Yokohama An official website and Twitter account for the live-action film based on Minami Mizuno's Rainbow Days (Nijiiro Days) manga opened on Tuesday. The film is slated to premiere in Japan in summer 2018. The film's cast includes, from left to right in the image above, Mahiro Takasugi as Tsuyoshi Naoe, Reo Sano (of the band GENERATIONS from EXILE TRIBE) as Natsuki Hashiba, Taishi Nakagawa as Tomoya Matsunaga, and Ryūsei Yokohama as Keiichi Katakura. Ken Iizuka (live-action Arakawa Under the Bridge) is directing the film and Rika Nezu (Saint Young Men) if writing the screenplay. Filming will take place from mid October to November. Rainbow Days centers on a group of four male high school students who are close friends: Natsuki, Tomoya, Keiichi, and Tsuyoshi. The four boys have no club activities, and they hurry through their studies so they can spend their days having fun. Their main topic of

Finals against Tōin Academy bundled with manga volumes 26-28 from March to July 2018 The official website for the anime of Tsuyoshi Yasuda's DAYS soccer manga announced on Tuesday that the previously announced finale to the 2016 television anime's story will be available as three original anime DVDs (OADs) next year. The project will feature brand-new animation to depict the All-Japan High School Soccer Tournament Finals with Tōin Academy, and it will be avaiable in limited editions of manga volumes 26 to 28 on March 16, May 17, and July 17. Yasuda launched DAYS in Weekly Shōnen Magazine in April 2013, and Kodansha published the manga's 24th volume on Tuesday. The limited editions of the 21st and 22nd manga volumes also bundled OADs. Kodansha Advanced Media began releasing the manga digitally in English earlier this year. Kodansha Advanced Media describes the story: During his last spring break before starting high school, Tsukushi Tsukamoto meets Jin Kazama, who inv

Anime gets extended theatrical run in Japan Digimon Adventure tri.- Chapter 5: Coexistence (Digimon Adventure tri. Kyōsei) — the fifth anime film in the Digimon Adventure tri. anime film project — sold 61,900 tickets to earn 94 million yen (about US$835,000) at the box office in Japan in its first 17 days. The official website for the project also revealed on Tuesday that the fifth film will have an extended theatrical run due to the success of the screenings. The film will continue to screen at 14 theaters in Japan starting on October 21. People who attend the film's screenings beginning on October 21 will receive a postcard with an illustration by Digimon character designer Kenji Watanabe. The film opened in 16 theaters in Japan on September 30, and it was originally scheduled to run for three weeks. The film opened at #1 on the mini-theater rankings and dropped to #3 in its third week. The film also become available for streaming in Japan through the PLAYSTATION Netwo

Anime project revealed as TV anime, theme song by Rin Akatsuki Suncomics Project began streaming a promotional video for the Japanese-Taiwanese collaboration anime adaptation of Yanai's Jikken-hin Kazoku: Creatures Family Days manga on Friday. The video reveals that the anime will be a television anime, and also previews the anime's opening theme song "Early Days" by Rin Akatsuki. The anime will air in Japan and Taiwan simultaneously in spring 2018. The manga will launch in Shinchosha's Comic Bunch magazine in the December issue on October 21, and it will mark Taiwanese creator Yanai's Japanese debut. The series centers on a family where both parents are mad scientists, and where all five siblings are modded humans called "creatures." The family members aim to become a "normal" family.