and composer Evan Call come together to realize one of the most aesthetically consistent anime in ages, delivering gorgeous animation and background art that puts as much emphasis on tiny moments ...

Along with its striking anime-style art, it offers some great variety in the places you go and the challenges you face, not to mention the litany of characters you can unlock. While it borrows some of ...

Netflix has become the second streaming provider of choice when it comes to anime. Of course, Crunchyroll is still the king but Netflix has been slowly picking up lots of various series and movies to ...

Netflix has made significant strides in becoming the biggest home for anime and while CrunchyRoll and Funimation may still have the biggest library, Netflix’s is formidable. Below is the complete list ...

Welcome to our editorial team's countdown of the very best anime that aired this year! Below you'll find Anime News Network's top 10 anime of the year, the characters that inspired us, the moments ...

It's animated by Studio Trigger, one of the best animation studios in anime today, and is filled with charm, heart, and neon vibes. Key art for Neon Genesis Evangelion, showing Shinji and Rei in a ...

With 2024 nearing its end, it’s time to look ahead to what’s hitting in the anime world next year. This past year had some of the biggest releases we have seen in years as both TV anime and ...

As 2024 comes to an end, TheWrap is looking back on all the amazing anime series we saw come to our TV and streaming screens. This year was jam-packed with successful Japanese animation.

Big money, big ideas and big egos — the art world has all the necessary ingredients for a juicy controversy. This may be why eye-rolling and schadenfreude emerge so virulently whenever said ...

Marvel Rivals hero ban system is an outright improvement on Overwatch 2, with the competitive experience at a high level being vastly superior to Blizzard’s hero shooter. However, two major ...

Art isn’t numbers on a spreadsheet. It’s life itself. In “Look Back,” the film based on Tatsuki Fujimoto’s one-shot manga, two teenage girls bond over their love of creating manga.