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Hongou plays character Naoyuki Andō in both live-action film, anime The official website for the upcoming television anime adaptation of Hiroya Oku's Inuyashiki manga revealed on Friday that Kanata Hongou will voice the character Naoyuki Andō, Hiro's childhood friend who works with Ichiro to stop Hiro. Hongou also plays the character in the manga's upcoming live-action film adaptation. The main cast includes: Fumiyo Kohinata as Ichirō Inuyashiki Nijirō Murakami as Hiro Shishigami The television anime series will premiere on October 12 on Fuji TV's Noitamina block. The anime will stream exclusively on Amazon Prime Video in Japan and overseas. Keiichi Satou (Tiger & Bunny, GANTZ:O, Rage of Bahamut Genesis) is the chief director of the series at studio MAPPA. Shuhei Yabuta (3D director for Iron Man, Highschool of the Dead, Attack on Titan) is directing the series. Hiroshi Seko (Ajin, Seraph of the End: Vampire Reign, Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress) is in charge

If you’re planning to watch Dragon Ball Resurrection F and need a refresher, here it is. With the English dub release of Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F looming and Dragon Ball Super proving to be a hit, it is important for many longtime and new fans to have an easy way to recap one of the most significant story arcs in the franchise – the Frieza saga. Mega64, known for their short videos based on video games, has just released their official companion video to the anime film Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection ‘F’, that recaps the entire Frieza Saga in 5 minutes. The comedy troupe has put together a Sweded recreation of the first epic battle between Goku, Vegieta, the Z Fighters and Frieza. By the way, all the costumes and props in the trailer are all made by themselves. This Dragon Ball basketball version must be something you never see. Is this form of Frieza not frightening enough? Keep watching and you will be scared after one mi

This is your dose of AWESOME for today. Which anime do you think these three girls sitting in the car are going to cosplay? Sailor Moon? One Piece? Attack On Titan?   The answer is.. more than that! Check out how they finish cosplaying 12 sets of different anime characters in this three-minute video. Well done, ladies! Can you tell the full list of anime name that they cosplay?

Kagome’s normal life came to an end one day when a demon dragged her down into a well at the shrine where she lived. When she next woke, Kagome finds herself 500 years in the past in Japan’s feudal area, a time in history fraught with both war and demons. It is there she learns that she is a reincarnation of a priestess tasked with guarding the Shikon Jewel. With the jewel returned to the world with her, Kagome must fight off the demons that want to gain its power, including Inuyasha, a half-demon that was once a lover of her past self right up until she sealed him to a tree. Likely a childhood staple for many, Inuyasha lured us in with a enchanting mix of shounen-style action, romance, and occasional drama. If you want to recapture the 90’s anime magic, give these anime recommendations for Inuyasha a try. For Fans of Demon Battles Demon Girl Zakuro Taking place in an alternate Meiji Era Japan, this is the story about a world where humans and spiri

To many, short episode anime, when the episodes are less than 15 minutes, seem like a waste of time. After all, what sort of story can a series tell in five minutes or less? Well, if you get your short episode anime information from shows like Pupa, then they clearly don’t tell any good stories at all, but you if you get your information from actual good series, then you might know better. Short episode anime can be a good way to watch some anime without investing a lot of time into it. Typically they are the realm of fast-paced comedy, but you can find a little bit of every genre if you look hard enough. Makura no Danshi Too busy for full-length anime and a boyfriend? Then this is the series for you. In each episode, you get a different boy to ask you about your day and whisper sweet nothings in your ear. It is a silly, if not slightly depressing, concept, but with the commercialization of love in Japan, honestly it is just surprising that there aren’t more series lik