Netflix has released The Summer Hikaru Died teaser trailer for the upcoming supernatural anime, based on award-winning author Mokumokuren’s hit manga series of the same name. At the moment, the anime currently has no release date yet.

“Two best friends living in a rural Japanese village: Yoshiki and Hikaru. Growing up together, they were inseparable… until the day Hikaru came back from the mountains, and was no longer himself,” reads the anime’s official synopsis. “‘Something’ has taken over Hikaru’s body, memories, feelings… and everything they know begins to unravel.”

Check out The Summer Hikaru Died teaser trailer below (watch more trailers):

What happens in The Summer Hikaru Died teaser trailer?

The video features two best friends who are talking to each other about their potential plans after graduating from high school. However, their conversation suddenly becomes strange after Yoshiki reveals that he knows the person he’s talking to isn’t really his best friend, Hikaru.

The Summer Hikaru Died is directed by Ryohei Takeshita with Yuichi Takahashi attached as the chief animation direction. The series features the voices of lead stars Chiaki Kobayashi as Yoshiki Tsujinaka and Shuichiro Umeda as Hikaru Indou. It is a production of CygamesPictures.

“Reading the original work was exciting, and I pondered how to express its frames in animation,” Takeshita said in a statement. “Our team was very dedicated to capturing the delicate emotions of Yoshiki and Hikaru, as well as the manga’s beautiful and innovative structure. We look forward to sharing it with you.”

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A brand new Solo Leveling Season 2 trailer for the highly-anticipated return of the hit action fantasy anime series has been revealed. The next installment is expected to make its debut sometime in January 2025 on Crunchyroll.

The video provides fans with a snippet of the anime’s newest opening song titled, “ReawakeR” for its upcoming second season. The single is performed by J-Pop star LiSA, and K-Pop idol Felix of Stray Kids.

“It is a song about the determination to carve out the destiny given to those who have been reborn,” LiSA said in a statement (via Natalie). “The song is sung by Hiroyuki Sawano, and features Felix from Stray Kids. I will deliver it to you with these two who are fighting and carving out their own paths. I hope you enjoy the work.”

Check out the Solo Leveling Season 2 trailer below (watch more trailers):

Who is involved in Solo Leveling Season 2?

Solo Leveling Season 2 is directed by Shunsuke Nakashige, based on Chugong’s best-selling Korean webtoon. The Japanese voice cast includes Taito Ban as Jinwoo/ Shun Mizushino, Banjō Ginga as Gunhee Go/Kiyoomi Gotō, Daisuke Hirakawa as Jong-In Choi/Shin Mogami, Genta Nakamura as Jinho Yoo/Kenta Morohishi, Haruna Mikawa as Jinah Sung/Aoi Mizushino, Hiroki Tōchi as Yoonho Baek/Taiga Shirakawa, Makoto Furukawa as Jinchui Woo/Akira Inukai, and Reina Ueda as Haein Cha/Shizuku Kosaka.

The anime also features character design by Tomoko Sudo, and monster design by Hirotaka Tokuda. It is animated by A-1 Pictures (Sword Art Online), with Production I.G (Attack on Titan) handling its motion graphics.

“Over a decade has passed since a pathway called a ‘gate’ which connects this world and another dimension suddenly appeared, and people with superhuman powers called ‘hunters’ have been awakened,” reads the show’s official synopsis. “Hunters use their superhuman powers to conquer dungeons inside the gates to make a living, and Sung Jinwoo, a hunter of the lowest rank, is considered the Weakest Hunter of All Mankind. One day, he encounters a double dungeon, a high-level dungeon hidden inside a low-level one. In front of a severely wounded Jinwoo, a mysterious quest window pops up. On the verge of death, Jinwoo decides to take on the quest, which makes him the only person who can level up.”

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GKIDS has announced A Silent Voice theatrical rerelease dates for 2016’s acclaimed coming-of-age anime movie. Since its debut, the film has received positive reviews from critics. It currently holds a 95% Tomatometer rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

When is the A Silent Voice theatrical rerelease date?

A Silent Voice will officially head back to U.S. theaters nationwide on December 15 and December 16. The film was directed by Naoko Yamada from a screenplay written by Violet Evergarden’s Reiko Yoshida. This comes ahead of Yamada’s next anime movie The Colors Within, which is expected to make its U.S. debut on January 24, 2025.

It featured the voices of Miyu Irino as Shoya, Saori Hayami as Shoko, Aoi Yūki as Yuzuru, Kensho Ono as Tomohiro, Yūki Kaneko as Naoka, Yui Ishikawa as Miyoko, Megumi Han as Miki Kawai, Toshiyuki Toyonaga as Satoshi, and more. The film was a production by Kyoto Animation, based on Yoshitoki Ōima’s manga of the same name. It is executive produced by Hideaki Hatta, Susumu Okinaka, and Osamu Yoshiba, with Toshio Iizuka, Kensuke Tateishi, Mikio Uetsuki and Nagaharu Ôhashi serving as producers.

“After transferring into a new school, a deaf girl, Shoko Nishimiya, is bullied by the popular Shoya Ishida,” reads the film’s synopsis. “As Shoya continues to bully Shoko, the class turns its back on him. Shoko transfers and Shoya grows up as an outcast. Alone and depressed, the regretful Shoya finds Shoko to make amends. “A Silent Voice” is a moving coming-of-age drama that depicts the struggles of adolescence through its memorable characters and beautiful animation.”

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Overlord voice actor Christopher Guerrero spoke with ComingSoon Editor-in-Chief Tyler Treese about starring in the anime’s first movie, Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom. Guerrero talked about the new character Neia, what to expect in the film, and more. Crunchyroll will release Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom in theaters on November 8 in the United States and Canada.

“Once prosperous but now on the brink of ruin, The Sacred Kingdom enjoyed years of peace after construction of an enormous wall protecting them from neighboring invasions. But, one day this comes to an end when the Demon Emperor Jaldabaoth arrives with an army of villainous demi-humans,” says the film’s synopsis.

“Fearing invasion of their own lands, the neighboring territory of the Slane Theocracy is forced to beg their enemies at the Sorcerer Kingdom for help. Heeding the call, Momonga, now known as the Sorcerer King Ains Ooal Gown (Christopher Guerrero), rallies the Sorcerer Kingdom and its undead army to join the fight alongside the Sacred Kingdom and the Slane Theocracy in hopes to defeat the Demon Emperor.”

Tyler Treese: This is the first proper Overlord movie. The other two were compilations of episodes. This is such an exciting arc, the Sacred Kingdom arc, and fans are really looking forward to this. So what does it mean for you to be starring in this big movie for the franchise, and telling this very epic story that’s well suited for the big screen?

Christopher Guerrero: Being my first lead in a movie? A little nerve-wracking, for sure. But thankfully I’ve been with the character for four seasons and a spin-off series. So, I had to treat it like it’s just another Overlord session, but extended. So definitely some nerves there in the beginning, but I was like, “I know this character. I know where this is going.” So it was just getting back on the horse again.

It’s crazy, you’ve been voicing this character for like eight years.

Honestly, I never thought he’d get this many seasons, but hey. Every season that was announced, I was always surprised and very thankful that I got to come back.

How has that experience been? Because the series has just kept growing in popularity, and the quality has been shockingly consistent. You’ve just gotten to really live with this character for so many years of your professional life now.

Ainz Ooal Gown was my first ever lead role in an anime. So it was like me and him both thrust into this role of responsibility that we weren’t accustomed to. But we just rolled with the punches. I made mistakes, he made mistakes. So as we kept going further through the series, I became more confident in playing this character and also Ainz taking on the confidence, even though he still gets nervous at times, he grows more accustomed to the circumstances that suddenly come outta nowhere for him, be them for the best or for the worst.

Yeah, I wanted to ask you about that evolution of Ainz over time. Because we see that in the movie where rather than just being at the will and being taken for a ride, he’s doing a lot of planning. We we’re seeing a lot of him actually thinking ahead and setting things in motions. So what have you liked most about really getting to see him develop?

Well, he’s definitely become a better role player, that’s for sure. Because he’s still not accustomed to certain things, but it’s always a blast to see like, how does he get out of this one? I’m like, “Your luck stat must be immeasurable,” because … you’ll do nothing, and it all works out for you. You just appear somewhere. It’s like, “Oh, he’s got three plans covered right now.” No, he’s just there to enjoy an event or something. Everybody thinks that he’s there to cause some unholy damage upon the land, but he’s just like, “I’m just here.” Then they come to him and grovel, “Please don’t do anything to us.” Like, “Of course not. You want to join my nation?” “Sure, why not?” “Okay.”

Overlord, as a series, it reminds me of Beetlejuice, where you’re playing the main character, but the focus isn’t always on Ainz. We see a lot of other perspectives. In this movie, we see a lot of Neia. How great is it that this series can focus on other people, but every single time you see Ainz it’s gonna be a blast? It’s an interesting usage of a main character.

I am very happy that the Overlord series and for Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom, that we have such a large, diverse cast. Because it’d be great to be with Einz all the time, but come on, we gotta see the people of this world. The world building, I love how it develops and the little snippets we get with each season, especially with this movie because we’ve never seen the Sacred Kingdom until now. We’ve only heard murmurs of it up to this point. Of course it’s called Overlord The Sacred Kingdom, but I would say this is really Neia’s movie because it’s about a young Paladin in training, trying to find her way in the world and what justice means to her versus Remedios or the queen Calca.

Calca is a very compassionate justice. Remedios is a very black and white justice, and Neia is still trying to figure out what justice means to her in this movie. So it’s very nice to get a first-person view from somebody else’s point. Because hen Ainz appears, you’re always watching it from Neia’s eyes. So all those cool action sequences, it’s just as amazing as you would, as an audience member, see it from a human’s eyes. But Einz is like, “Oh, this is just every day for me.”

I wanted to ask you about Einz and Neia, specifically just their interactions because over the course of the movie, she just becomes the biggest supporter of Ainz and it’s really cute to see. What did you like the most about those two characters interacting?

Initially, the awkwardness of it all because I know Ainz when they first meet is like, “Why is she looking like she wants to kill me?” Because she has very intense eyes that she got from her father. So it’s that kind of awkward getting to know each other. She’s a Paladin, so to them all unead are like just the worst things ever. So, her discovering like, “Wait, this undead has humanity to him.” Then as he goes on through this movie, not spoiling too much his deeds that he does in this war that is ongoing with the Holy Kingdom, with some other forces that you’ll find out in the movie, she just grows to admire him more and more and more so, and in a sense becomes almost kind of a religious admiration for him.

A movie is only as good as its villain. You’ve got quite the test in this movie as Ainz is going up against the Demon Emperor. He’s really just painted as a pure scumbag. What what did you like most about that villain for the movie?

Jaldabaoth has always been my favorite. I don’t wanna spoil too much if nobody’s watched Overlord before, but let’s just say Ainz and Jaldabaoth have a history together. So it was interesting to see his other form in this movie because every time you see him is in his humanoid form, but this time you actually see him as the big demon that he is. They do interact, but that’s not the focus of the movie too much. But their interactions are very action-packed, and the quality has just been amazing. So, I feel lucky to be able to see it so early happen in motion, and I hope everyone has a visual feast for their eyes when they see it in theaters.

Oviously the fans that have really stayed with the series the entire time are gonna get the most out of this film, but do you feel like if you’re bringing a friend and you explain the basics of what Overlord is about, do you feel like this is a decent stand-alone entry if somebody’s just kind of curious of what Overlord is?

You could come into it completely blind. Of course, with it being a long-running series, there are things that maybe you won’t catch onto immediately, or you might have to fill in the gaps through your friends, but since it’s kind of a Neia’s point of view this entire time, I think you could go into it without knowing the series beforehand. But hopefully if you do go into it blind, it inspires you to go see what’s going on, how did it get to this point? So you have four seasons to see how all this happened. So, I would say, yeah, if you have an interest and maybe dabble in it, I’d say, yeah, you could go into the movie blind.

It’s so cool that you voice Akuma in Street Fighter now. How crazy was it when you got that call?

I was ecstatic. I am a fighting game player, so I’ve been playing Street Fighter for many years. So, they say you get an audition, you send it off, and you forget it. But when it’s something that prolific, you’re like, “Am I gonna get an email? What’s gonna happen?” So when that did come in, I was like aghast. It was like maybe 2 a.m. in the morning when I got that I was about to go to bed, and then I got that and then I was like, “Well, I can’t go to bed for the rest of the night.”

So, yes, it was a dream role to be able part to be part of a series I’ve been playing for years and a character that I’m very much a fan of. To be a part of that history now is a dream come true.

Is that bizarre hearing your own voice out of the character you’re playing in the game?

It is a bit. I’m just like, “Gosh, I’m coming out of that guy. He needs some lotion.” But yes, it is always a trip hearing myself come out of that character, but I’m also very ecstatic. It’s like, “I can’t believe that’s me. Oh my goodness.”

Thanks to Christopher Guerrero for taking the time to talk about Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom, which is in theaters on November 8.

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Netflix has finally shared the Beastars final season trailer for the long-awaited return of its hit high school drama anime, teasing the first part of the next installment. This comes after over three years since the show debuted its 12-episode second season.

“Following the confrontation with Riz, Legoshi decides to leave school and begins living alone in Beast Apartments,” reads the synopsis for the latest season. “Meanwhile, Louis, who has declined the Young BEASTARS and graduated from the academy, decides to finally face his father, Ogma. Haru, who is enjoying her campus life, deals with an endless series of troubles. Around this time, current BEASTAR Yahya pursues Melon, a violent criminal who seeks pleasure in murdering beasts. The fates of Legoshi and Melon, which never should have crossed paths, are intertwined by a secret held closely by Legoshi’s family.”

Check out the Beastars final season trailer below (watch more trailers):

When is the Beastars final season release date?

Beastars Season 3 Part 1 will be available for streaming starting on December 5, exclusively on Netflix. In addition to the release date, the new cast members for the final season have also been unveiled, including Shigeru Chiba as Gosha, Shin-ichiro Miki as Yahya, Koji Okino as Melon, Tessho Genda as Sagwan, and Fumiko Orikasa as Seven.

Listed below are their complete character descriptions:

• Gosha: A Komodo dragon who once aspired to become a BEASTAR alongside Yahya but abandoned that path after a particular incident. He’s gentle-minded but possesses powerful venom.
• Yahya: A horse and current BEASTAR who’s a believer in justice. He wears a blindfold to suppress his wide vision and wariness.
• Melon: A mysterious beast operating in the underground, whose true identity remains unknown.
• Sagwan: A spotted seal of indeterminate age living in Legoshi’s apartment building. Having recently moved from the ocean, he’s still adapting to life on land and has a calm personality.
• Seven: A Merino sheep and Legoshi’s neighbor, working at a major sporting goods manufacturer. She’s exhausted from working in a male-dominated corporation.

The anime is based on Paru Itagaki’s manga of the same name. It hails from director Shinichi Matsumi and scribe Nanami Higuchi, with Orange handling its production. Set in a world where carnivores and herbivores coexist, this ensemble drama features young beasts grappling with their instincts. The series features the voices of Chikahiro Kobayashi as Legoshi, Sayaka Senbongi as Haru, Yuki Ono as Louis, Junya Enoki as Jack, Yuki Kaji as Pina, and more.

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Crunchyroll has shared the English subtitled version of the Solo Leveling ReAwakening trailer for the long-awaited North American theatrical release of the hit fantasy anime movie. It is currently scheduled to arrive in U.S. and Canada theaters on December 6, 2024.

“Over a decade has passed since a pathway called a ‘gate’ which connects this world and another dimension suddenly appeared, and people with superhuman powers called ‘hunters’ have been awakened,” reads the official synopsis. “Hunters use their superhuman powers to conquer dungeons inside the gates to make a living, and Sung Jinwoo, a hunter of the lowest rank, is considered the Weakest Hunter of All Mankind. One day, he encounters a double dungeon, a high-level dungeon hidden inside a low-level one. In front of a severely wounded Jinwoo, a mysterious quest window pops up. On the verge of death, Jinwoo decides to take on the quest, which makes him the only person who can level up.”

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What happens in the Solo Leveling Re-Awakening trailer?

The Solo Leveling -ReAwakening- trailer brings fans back to the start, as the film gives a recap of Sung Jinwoo’s Season 1 journey from being an E-Rank Hunter to becoming one of the most formidable hunters. The video also includes an exclusive sneak peek of the first two episodes of Solo Leveling Season 2, which will debut in January 2025.

Based on Chugong’s best-selling Korean webtoon, the anime series is directed by Shunsuke Nakashige, with Hiroyuki Sawano (Attack on Titan) and Korean boy band TOMORROW X TOGETHER handling its music. The anime also features character design by Tomoko Sudo, and monster design by Hirotaka Tokuda. It is animated by A-1 Pictures (Sword Art Online), with Production I.G (Attack on Titan) handling its motion graphics.

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A new The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim poster is out, previewing the main character of the anime fantasy film set to release later this year.

The new poster comes courtesy of Nerdist, who shared it over social media. The poster doesn’t give away much of anything, but does show off many of the main characters of the upcoming movie. It includes some looks at some of the large-scale battles set to take place in the film.

Check out the new The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim poster below:

What is The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim about?

“Set 183 years before the events chronicled in the original trilogy of films, The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim tells the fate of the House of Helm Hammerhand, the legendary King of Rohan,” the synopsis reads. “A sudden attack by Wulf, a clever and ruthless Dunlending lord seeking vengeance for the death of his father, forces Helm and his people to make a daring last stand in the ancient stronghold of the Hornburg— a mighty fortress that will later come to be known as Helm’s Deep. Finding herself in an increasingly desperate situation, Héra, the daughter of Helm, must summon the will to lead the resistance against a deadly enemy intent on their total destruction.”

The film’s voice cast includes Brian Cox as Helm Hammerhand, Gaia Wise as Héra, Luke Pasqualino as Wulf, Miranda Otto as Éowyn (Otto reprises her role from Peter Jackson’s trilogy), and Shaun Dooley as Freca. Lorraine Ashbourne, Yazdan Qafouri, Benjamin Wainwright, Michael Wildman, Jude Akuwudike, Bilal Hasna, and Janine Duvitski round out the cast.

The screenplay was written by Phoebe Gittins and Arty Papageorgiou, based on a story by Jeffrey Addiss and Will Matthews. Kamiyama previously worked on a number of Ghost in the Shell projects and also directed episodes of Blade Runner: Black Lotus and Ultraman.

The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim will be released in United States theaters on December 13, 2024, from Warner Bros. Pictures.

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Toho Animation has released The Apothecary Diaries Season 2 teaser trailer for the upcoming next installment of the popular romance historical dramedy anime. The series is based on the Japanese light novel series from writer Natsu Hyūga and illustrator Touko Shino.

Check out The Apothecary Diaries Season 2 teaser trailer below (watch more trailers):

When is The Apothecary Diaries Season 2 release date?

The Apothecary Diaries Season 2 is scheduled to debut on January 10, 2025. Just like its first installment, the new season will also be available for streaming on Crunchyroll. The date announcement comes after seven months since Season 1 wrapped up its 24-episode run. At the moment, it’s still unclear if Season 2 would also have 24 episodes or less.

“Maomao lived a peaceful life with her apothecary father. Until one day, she’s sold as a lowly servant to the emperor’s palace,” reads the synopsis (via Crunchyroll). “But she wasn’t meant for a compliant life among royalty. So when imperial heirs fall ill, she decides to step in and find a cure! This catches the eye of Jinshi, a handsome palace official who promotes her. Now, she’s making a name for herself solving medical mysteries!”

The series hails from directors Norihiko Naganuma and Akinori Fudesaka, with Naganuma also serving as the composer. The voice cast includes Aoi Yûki/ Emi Lo as Maomao, Takeo Otsuka/ Kaiji Tang as Jinshi, Katsuyuki Konishi as Gaoshun, Atsumi Tanezaki as Gyokuyô, Hiroshi Yanaka as Luomen, Takuya Kirimoto as Lakan, and more. It is a production ofToho Animation studio and OLM.

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ComingSoon spoke to Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town producer Akira Nagashima about the highly-anticipated sequel to 2022’s Shin chan: Me and the Professor on Summer Vacation, which received positive reviews for its atmospheric gameplay as a life sim. Nagashima discussed the new gameplay elements, the change of scenery, and more. The game is out tomorrow, October 23, on Steam and Nintendo Switch

“Shin chan starts a mysterious daily routine, traveling between two worlds: the Village in Akita and Coal Town,” says the game’s official description.

Tyler Treese: What were the biggest lessons learned from Me and the Professor on Summer Vacation that were applied here?

Akira Nagashima: One of the biggest challenges was deciding what to carry over from the previous game, which was well-received by many, and what new elements to introduce. We had decided early on in the planning process to maintain the core gameplay style established by Kaz Ayabe in the previous game, while enhancing the visuals, story, and game elements. The most important lesson we applied was to prioritize the player’s experience. We adhered to the policy of not making decisions based solely on the developers’ convenience, which can be a difficult stance to maintain during production. This mindset was greatly influenced by Ayabe-san.

For many worldwide, this will be their first introduction to Akita Prefecture. What aspects of the region can players expect to see recreated in the game?

Akita, located in the Tohoku region of Japan, is well known for its vast rice paddies, as reflected in the fact that it ranks third in Japan for rice production. We visited the region several times for location scouting, and the sight of the endless rice fields with water reflecting the sky and trees like a mirror was truly majestic, almost like an ocean. We were deeply moved by this experience, and one of our major challenges was figuring out how to visually convey that beauty in the game. If our players feel inspired to visit Akita after playing the game, then we consider our effort a success.

There’ll also be a Coal Town that players can visit and compete in trolly races. What was most rewarding about adding in this new gameplay?

Since the start of the project, we had been searching for a fun activity to replace the “Dinosaur Card Battle” from the previous game. When we decided to set the story in a “Coal Town,” the “Trolley Race” became a featured idea within the team, and the design process began without hesitation. While we were concerned that such an action-oriented element might disrupt the game, we requested the development team to design it so that even young children could enjoy it, similar to playing with a “slot car,” where only one control action is needed. Although it ended up being a bit more complex, the team managed to add depth to the gameplay without sacrificing simplicity, and that’s a testament to their hard work. Please give it a try, and prepare to get your controller sweaty!

Coal Town also features a lady inventor that allows you to create new inventions. What are some of the things we expect to create?

The “Coal Town,” as mentioned in the title, is one of the key settings and a mysterious place central to the story. Since it’s a mysterious town, I can’t reveal too much about it. I encourage you to play the game and visit “Coal Town” yourself. However, I can tell you one thing; somewhere in this town, the lady inventor you meet will surely steal Shinosuke’s heart.

Akita Prefecture is near Hiroshi’s family, so we get to see Shin-chan’s paternal grandparents. What did you like most about featuring them more?

The previous game was set in Kumamoto, which is Misae’s hometown, so to avoid any quarrels, we moved the setting this time to Hiroshi’s hometown in Akita. Not only do his parents appear, but his brother, a familiar face from the TV series, also makes an appearance. These family members are all just as unique as Shinosuke, making them essential to forming the game’s entertaining community. For Shinosuke, who has been away from his familiar town of Kasukabe (the town where Shinosuke lives) for an extended period, I’m sure their presence provided much-needed comfort.

Since the game is taking place away from Shin’s home, will we still see some familiar faces, such as his friends, or is it mainly a new cast of characters?

For many players, this game will be their first introduction to the world of Crayon Shin-chan. We’ve designed the game so that both long-time fans and newcomers alike can fully enjoy it, even without any prior knowledge. The story is not connected to any other work, so familiar characters may appear less frequently. However, I hope you’ll enjoy meeting the characters unique to this game.

Thank you to Akira Nagashima for taking time talk about Shin chan: Shiro and the Coal Town. It is now available to wishlist on Steam.

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Toho Animation has shared the first Dr. Stone Season 4 teaser trailer for the upcoming return of the hit dystopian sci-fi dramedy. Titled as Dr. Stone Science Future, the next installment is currently scheduled to premiere sometime in January 2025, after over a year since the third season wrapped up its 22-episode run.

“Several thousand years after a mysterious phenomenon that turns all of humanity to stone, the extraordinarily intelligent, science-driven boy, Senku Ishigami, awakens. Facing a world of stone and the total collapse of civilization, Senku makes up his mind to use science to rebuild the world. Starting with his super strong childhood friend Taiju Oki, who awakened at the same time, they will begin to rebuild civilization from nothing…Depicting two million years of scientific history from the Stone Age to present day, the unprecedented crafting adventure story is about to begin!,” reads the anime’s official synopsis.

Check out the Dr. Stone Season 4 teaser trailer below (watch more trailers):

What happens in the Dr. Stone Season 4 trailer?

The video provides fans with a recap of Senku and his Science Kingdom’s journey throughout the series, including some of his incredible inventions. It also teases Senku and the gang’s next adventure, as they sail around the world. They’re on a quest for materials to build a rocket ship, meant to lead them to their enemy’s lair in the moon.

Dr. Stone is based on scribe Riichiro Inagaki and illustration Boichi’s beloved manga series of the same name. The series features the voices of Yūsuke Kobayashi as Senku Ishigami, Makoto Furukawa as Taiju Oki, Kana Ichinose as Yuzuriha Ogawa, Yuichi Nakamura as Tsukasa Shishio, Kengo Kawanishi as Gen Asagiri, Gen Satō as Chrome, Manami Numakura as Kohaku, Karin Takahashi as Suika, Ryōta Suzuki as Ryusui Nanami, and more.

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DC unveiled the official Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League trailer for Warner Bros. Animation‘s upcoming anime superhero movie, which serves as a sequel to 2018’s Batman Ninja. It will be available on digital platforms sometime in 2025.

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What happens in the Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League trailer?

After getting transported to medieval Japan during the first installment, the sequel now sees Batman back home in Gotham. Despite successfully returning to his timeline, Batman’s strange dilemma will continue after countless Yakuzas suddenly start falling into Gotham. It also features the Justice League, including The Flash, Aquaman, and Green Lantern, as they somehow transformed into Yakuza versions of themselves. The new trailer was first shown at the film’s panel at New York Comic Con 2024, where more than 2,000 fans attended. In addition to the trailer, attendees were also granted a 10-minute sneak peek of the movie.

Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League is co-directed by Jumpei Mizusaki and Shinji Takaji from a screenplay written by Kazuki Nakashima. The film will feature the voices of Koichi Yamadera, who also voiced Bruce Wayne/ Batman, Ayane Sakura as Green Lantern, Akio Otsuka as Aquaman, Nobuyuki Hiyama as The Flash, Romi Park as Wonder Woman, Kazuhiro Yamaji as Ra’s al Ghul, Rie Kugimiya as Harley Quinn, Wataru Takagi as The Joker, Hochu Otsuka as Alfred Pennyworth, and Masaki Terasoma as James Gordon.

The creative team also includes character designer Takashi Okazaki. It features music by Yugo Kanno. The film is produced by Warner Bros. Japan, with Kamikaze Douga handling the animation production.

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The Blue Lock The Movie Crunchyroll release date has been announced for the upcoming streaming debut of the coming-of-age sports anime movie. It serves as a prequel to the hit anime series’ first season, which chronicles the origin story of fan-favorite character Seishirō Nagi.

“‘That’s a hassle.’ That was second-year high schooler Nagi Seishiro’s favorite phrase as he lived his dull life. Until Mikage Reo, a classmate who dreamed of winning the World Cup, discovered Nagi’s hidden skill, inspiring him to play soccer and share his outstanding talent,” reads the synopsis. “One day, he receives an invitation to the mysterious BLUE LOCK Project. What awaits him there is an encounter with the finest strikers assembled from across the country. Nagi’s dream of becoming the best, alongside Reo, will take this prodigy to a world he’s never known. A prodigy can only be shaped when someone discovers him….now, striker Nagi Seishiro’s incredible talent and persona will set the soccer world ablaze.”

When is the Blue Lock The Movie Crunchyroll release date?

Blue Lock the Movie – Episode Nagi will be available to stream with subtitles starting this Thursday, October 17 on Crunchyroll. This comes after the film made its U.S. theatrical release last June 28. The anime features the voices of Nobunaga Shimazaki/Bryson Baugus as Nagi, Yuma Uchida/Kamen Casey as Reo, Kazuki Ura/Ricco Fajardo as Isagi, and Tasuku Kaito/Drew Breedlove as Bachira.

Blue Lock is based on writer Muneyuki Kaneshiro and illustrator Yusuke Nomura’s manga series of the same name. The movie was directed by Shunsuke Ishikawa from a screenplay written by Taku Kishimoto. Additional cast members include Kazuyuki Okitsu/Matthew Elkins as Zantetsu Tsurugi, Yuki Ono/Alex Hom as Rensuke Kunigami, Soma Saito/Aaron Dismuke as Hyoma Chigiri, Koki Uchiyama/Matt Shipman as Rin Itoshi, Hiroshi Kamiya/Derick Snow as Ego, and Subaru Kimura/Brent Mukai as Ryo Nameoka. It is a production by studio 8bit.

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GKIDS has finally unveiled The Colors Within trailer for the upcoming U.S. release of the coming-of-age music anime movie about three students who find friendship after forming a band together.

“Totsuko is a high school student with the ability to see the ‘colors’ of others. Colors of bliss, excitement, and serenity, plus a color she treasures as her favorite. Kimi, a classmate at her school, gives off the most beautiful color of all,” reads the official synopsis. “Although she doesn’t play an instrument, Totsuko forms a band with Kimi and Rui, a quiet music enthusiast they meet at a used bookstore in a far corner of town. As they practice at an old church on a remote island, music brings them together, forming friendships and stirring affections. Will they discover their true ‘colors’?”

Check out The Colors Within trailer below (watch more trailers):

When is The Colors Within release date?

The Colors Within (Kimi no iro) is scheduled to arrive in U.S. theaters starting on December 13 in Los Angeles, followed by its nationwide release on January 13, 2025. This comes after the anime film had its world premiere at the recent Annecy International Film Festival.

The film is directed by Naoko Yamada (A Silent Voice) from a screenplay written by Reiko Yoshida (Violet Evergarden), with kensuke ushio (Chainsaw Man) composing the score. The creative team includes animation director and character designer Takashi Kojima. It is a production by Science SARU (Scott Pilgrim Takes Off) and Story inc. (Your Name, Weathering With You, Suzume). It is produced by Genki Kawamura (Your Name).

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ComingSoon is excited to debut an exclusive My Hero Academia: You’re Next clip. The 30-second video is from the English dub of the anime movie and shows Deku attempting a rescue before it goes wrong. The film is out in theaters starting today.

“In a society where heroes and villains continuously battle in the name of peace and chaos, Deku, a U.A. High School student who aspires to be the best hero he can be, confronts the villain who imitates the hero he’s long admired,” reads the synopsis. “Can Deku and the rest of U.A. High Class 1-A protect the world by putting an end to Dark Might, the man claiming to be the new Symbol of Peace?”

Check out the exclusive My Hero Academia: You’re Next clip below (watch more clips and trailers):

Who is the cast of My Hero Academia: You’re Next English dub version?

The English dub of My Hero Academia: You’re Next will feature the voices of Christopher Sabat as Dark Might and All Might, Justin Briner as Izuku Midoriya, Clifford Chapin as Katsuki Bakugo, David Matranga as Shoto Todoroki, Luci Christian as Ochaco Uraraka, Monica Rial as Tsuyu/Froppy, J. Michael Tatum as Ida/Ingenium, Colleen Clickenbeard as Yaoyorozu/Creati, Caitlin Glass as Mina/Pinky, Trina Nishimura as Jiro/Earphone Jack, Justin Cook as Kirishima/Red Riot, Mauricio Ortiz-Segura as Giulio Gandini, Kayli Mills as Anna Scervino, and more.

The film is directed by Tensai Okamura from a screenplay written by Yōsuke Kuroda. Its anime series counterpart is currently airing its seventh season. The series chronicles Deku’s journey to becoming the number one hero while facing grave threats from the League of Villains and All Might’s nemesis All-For-One. It is a production by Bones.

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ComingSoon Editor-in-Chief Tyler Treese spoke to My Hero Academia: You’re Next stars Daiki Yamashita (Izuku Midoriya), Kenta Miyake (All Might/Dark Might), and Nobuhiko Okamoto (Katsuki Bakugo). The trio of Japanese voice actors discussed their characters and the new anime movie. The film will be released in U.S. theaters on October 11.

“Set after the conclusion of My Hero Academia Season 6 and right before the final battle between heroes and villains, My Hero Academia: You’re Next sees Deku and his friends face a new threat—a mysterious figure calling himself Dark Might and claiming to be the new Symbol of Peace,” says the synopsis for My Hero Academia: You’re Next.

Daiki, We’ve seen a lot of growth for Midoriya during the anime, and we see him use everything he’s learned to battle Dark Might in My Hero Academia: You’re Next. What have you liked most about Deku’s arc overall?

Daiki Yamashita: A lot of it has left a impression on me. For each and every scene, there is always a small feeling of growth and strength that kind of goes along with each episode. Among all those, one of the things I do wanna point out is how he picked up on his Shoot Style as one of his moves. During the film, he goes about his days with this goal in mind of wanting to be a hero like All Might.

I believe that the moment that he took on the Shoot Style was the time that he switched gears to becoming not just a hero like All Might but, in my perspective, the greatest hero, the best that he could ever be. So I feel like that was the one thing that truly left an impression on me. This is truly his originality as a hero, the Shoot Style, as he goes along this path to become like All Might, but also about how he becomes his own greatest hero. This is where it all comes down to, and just how he puts these into action is truly what kind of gets him going.

He goes about with all these different smashes that All Might has also done as well. However, the Shoot Style is again just something so unique to Deku as a hero, and it truly reflects him as this originality, just that he’s not just someone, who’s just, again, just aspiring to be like All Might, but again, a hero himself. So I wish for everyone in the audience to be on the lookout for Deku’s Shoot Style in the film.

Kenta, you get to flip the All Might character and play a villain called Dark Might in this. What characteristics did you lean into in playing this version?

Kenta Miyake: All Might and Dark Might, the biggest difference is that All Might is for peace and for the people. Whereas Dark Might, he pretty much has power for himself and only for himself. So I was really focused when it comes to Dark Might of really focusing on the megalomania. You know, “I am, you know, “I love me. I’m the best. Me, me, me, me, me.” So that was the kind of psyche of Dark Might that I focused on.

Because of Dark Might’s psyche, he always has been looking up to All Might’s powers. It’s a power that he has wanted and admired at the same time, but that has come out as a very twisted homage and respect to All Might. So that was what I was also focused on, this twisted respect. Last but not least, I was always enjoying all the bad things I was doing [laughs].

Nobuhiko, Bakugo has always been a fan-favorite character. What did you like most about how he was used in My Hero Academia: You’re Next?

Nobuhiko Okamoto: There’s two things about Bakugo here. First was that he actually tells his classmates what to do. So he’s starting to show some leadership roles and responsibilities. So that was an interesting point.

The other interesting thing was coming into this project, I was wondering what would Bakugo say to Giulio, the original character that is in You’re Next, and I was really satisfied when Bakugo just said like, “Oh, okay. You’re, you’re the handsome boss character.”

Daiki, Dark Might presents a very personal enemy for Deku. What did you like most about this new enemy that you got to go up against?

Yamashita: Oh, I’ve never been so pissed off before [laughs]. It was just a constant refutation of this character who looks like All Might and has a similar voice as All Might but just saying all the wrong things. So I just wanted him to stop talking.

Miyake: Oh my God.

[Everyone laughs]

Yamashita: But in terms of something I like, this might not be necessarily of Dark Might as a character, but more of a respect for Kenta Miyake and just how, despite being the same voice as All Might, it truly onscreen sounds like a completely different character. I just have this new, like profound respect for Miyake-san just based off of like how he performed as Dark Might I truly think this theatrical release just shines his skills as a voice actor. Me perosnally, I truly, truly love him performing as All Might.

Kenta, Dark Might is accompanied by Anna and Giulio. What did you like most about getting to play off those characters and that dynamic in My Hero Academia: You’re Next?

Miyake: First of all, as All Might I see Dark Might as like — I’m not sure how it will translate — but it’s like, “Damn you!”

With Anna and Giulio, I felt a beautiful fragility from the two of them, which I think definitely plays out in the movie. I also felt that Anna and Guilio’s relationship was kind of the hardboiled genre side. I think considering the world of My Hero Academia, it was refreshing to see the Annie and Giulio. We haven’t seen characters of that type and of that relationship. So it was pretty refreshing.

Nobuhiko, as always with My Hero Academia, there are some great fight scenes in You’re Next. I wanted to ask about doing all of the grunts and action noises. Are those always recorded fresh? 

Yeah, all our recordings are fresh recordings every time. That’s just because we need to make sure that according to where we are in the storyline, we are all in the correct places emotionally with the storyline. It’s not as easy as just dropping in something from a different episode because there’s the nuances and there’s the context that needs to be respected. It’s always fresh recording.

For example, Bakugo always says like, “Die!” I’m not quite sure how it’s translated in the subtitles, but you have your key Bakugo words. But because how it’s said is affected by the moment before, it’s always gonna be a fresh. At least in Japan, it’s always gonna be original recording and nothing’s ever reused. So even when Bakugo says, “die” from episode to episode, you can listen to all the versions of “die” across the entire entire series, and you can definitely hear differences.

Tickets for My Hero Academia: You’re Next are now on sale.

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The Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi serires of 3D fighting games, which has always been known as Sparking! in Japan, is finally back after a 14-year hiatus. Developer Spike Chunsoft returns for a modern update that keeps the series true to its past. Featuring a truly staggering amount of characters and content, Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero is a Dragon Ball fan’s dream and a wonderful celebration of the world that Akira Toriyama created.

From a gameplay perspective, the game will be familiar to fans of past titles in the series. Building up ki is necessary for special attacks, while you can still enter a more powerful time-limited “Sparking” mode by filling up your gauge, and you’ll have to master the teleport dodge to find success in battle. The biggest difference is in the presentation as the action is gogeous to watch unfold, especially on an OLED television, as special attacks really wow with how energy beams take up the entire screen. I was regularly wowed by the sheer spectacle of gameplay, and it’s easily the best-looking 3D Dragon Ball fighting game.

With the core combat being polished and a lot of fun to engage with, it makes the fact that Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero has a massive amount of content even more appealing. There are over 180 characters to choose from, although each character’s individual form can be selected as a character (Super Saiyan 2 Goku, Super Saiyan 3 Goku, etc.), with plenty of deep cuts from the movies and Dragon Ball Super as well. There are also plenty of customization options, such as different skins, to unlock, so you really can have a lot of fun with your favorite characters.

The main single-player mode is called Episodes, which has you going on a character’s full journey (well, Z-onward as the original Dragon Ball is sadly underrepresented) through a series of cutscenes and fights. There are eight different characters, some more obvious and a few really unique choices, that can be used to relive 21 different sagas. It’s a great mode, and there are a lot of small touches, like being able to experience the cutscenes in first-person view (it really adds to Goku’s sacrifice when you watch Piccolo use Special Beam Cannon from that perspective).

There are also a number of challenges and missions to complete as you play in various modes, allowing you to collect different dragon balls (Shenron will give you goodies for summoning him, such as new characters or money you can use in the shop). These range from rewards for long-term play, such as winning 200 battles or using each character a number of times. As a result, even when you’re just grinding online or playing random matches, you always feel like you’re making progress towards something. It’s a really smart addition that rewards players for engaging with the game as they please and will get you to use more of the roster rather than just gravitating solely to your favorites.

It’s also worth noting that there are a number of tournament modes that lovingly recreate the rule sets of competitions within the series. The Tournament of Power from Dragon Ball Super has you assembling a team and going up against others, while the World Tournament allows for ring-outs, so you’ll have to be careful while fighting. A few others are also included, and you can even create your own tournament with whatever rule set you desire, so feel free to get creative.

Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero Review: Final Verdict

Developer Spike Chunsoft hasn’t missed a beat and has delivered the best game yet in the Sparking! series. Filled with a ton of characters, deep-cut references, and a fulfilling single-player mode, Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero is a content-rich game that is backed up by fun combat. This is the 3D fighting game that Dragon Ball fans have been waiting for.

SCORE: 9/10

As ComingSoon’s review policy explains, a score of 9 equates to “Excellent.” Entertainment that reaches this level is at the top of its type. The gold standard that every creator aims to reach.

Disclosure: The publisher provided a PS5 code for our Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero review. Reviewed on version 1.003.003.

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In addition to its Crunchyroll streaming release, Toei Animation’s upcoming Dragon Ball Daima anime series will also be heading to Netflix this month. This places the cartoon’s English debut one week after its Japanese broadcast debut on October 11.

When is the Dragon Ball Daima Netflix release date?

Dragon Ball Daima is now scheduled to premiere on Netflix on Monday, October 14 in Asia, and globally on Friday, October 18. The anime will feature the voices of Masako Nozawa as Goku, Yumiko Kobasyashi as Shin, Koki Uchiyama as Glorio, Fairouz Ai as Panzy, Showtaro Morikubo as Gomah, Junya Enoki as Degesu and more.

“Due to a conspiracy, Goku and his friends are turned small. What sort of adventure awaits Goku, Supreme Kai, and the new characters Glorio and Panzy in this unknown world, the ‘Demon Realm’?” reads the anime’s official logline.

Based on the characters created by the late Akira Toriyama, the anime series is directed by Yoshitaka Yashima and Aya Komaki. The creative team also includes Yuko Kakihara (series composition and scenario) and Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru (character design). Grammy winner Zedd has also signed on to compose the show’s opening theme song “Jaka Jaan,” with singer-songwriting duo C&K providing vocals. Zedd is also producing the ending song “NAKAMA,” whose lyrics were written and sung by the artist AI.

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Crunchyroll has released the Dan Da Dan opening sequence for the upcoming sci-fi horror comedy anime series from animation studio Science SARU. The series will be available for streaming starting on October 3 on Netflix and Crunchyroll.

“It follows Momo, a high school girl from a family of spirit mediums, and her classmate Okarun, an occult freak. The two of them start talking after Momo rescues Okarun from getting bullied. However, an argument ensues between them – Momo believes in ghosts but denies aliens, and Okarun believes in aliens but denies ghosts,” reads the official synopsis. “To make the mutual deniers believe in each other, Momo goes to an abandoned hospital known for its UFO sightings, and Okarun goes to a tunnel that is said to be haunted. In each place, they encounter overwhelming paranormal activity that transcends comprehension. Amid these predicaments, Momo awakens her hidden power and Okarun gains the power of a curse to challenge the paranormal forces! Their fateful love begins as well!?”

Check out the Dan Da Dan opening sequence below (watch more trailers):

What happens in the Dan Da Dan opening sequence?

The colorful opening credits provides viewers with a closer look at some of the characters in the upcoming anime, besides the main leads Momo and Okarun. It also features opening song titled, “Otonoke” by Japanese hiphop duo Creepy Nuts. The video also teases the locations set to be featured in the anime.

Based on the manga series by Yukinobu Tatsu, the Dan Da Dan is described as an electrifying, action-packed love letter to sci-fi and horror with the heart of a ruthlessly funny teen rom-com. The voice cast includes Shion Wakayama (Lycoris Recoil), Natsuki Hanae (Demon Slayer), Mayumi Tanaka (One Piece), and Kazuya Nakai (One Piece). It will feature original music from Chainsaw Man’s Kensuke Ushio, with Fuga Yamashiro directing the anime.

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Netflix has released the official Blue Box trailer for its newest coming-of-age romance anime, based on Kouji Miura’s original manga series of the same name. The series is scheduled to start streaming on October 4, 2024.

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What happens in the Blue Box trailer?

The video introduces a young badminton player who develops a crush on the girls’ basketball team’s rising star Chinatsu Kano, who’s a year older than him. The trailer provides viewers with a glimpse of their budding romance while highlighting the main characters’ sports club activities.

Blue Box features the voices of Shoya Chiba as Taiki Inomata, Reina Ueda as Chinatsu Kano, Akari Kito as Hina Chono, Chiaki Kobayashi as Kyo Kasahara, Yuma Uchida as Kengo Haryu, and more. The anime is directed by Yuichiro Yano from a screenplay written by Yuko Kakihara. The creative team includes character designer Miho Tanino, color designer Narumi Konno, art director Ounoou Fujii, cinematographer Yuki Kawashita, and editor Yoshihiro Kasahara. It is a production by Telecom Animation Film.

“Taiki Inomata is a freshman in the boys’ badminton team at sports powerhouse Eimei Private High School,” reads the synopsis. “He has this long-time crush on the basketball rising star Chinatsu Kano, the older girl he trains alongside every morning in the gym. One day, their relationship takes a sharp turn … And thus begins this brand-new series of romance, sports and youth!”

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Toei Animation has partnered with Fathom Events for the limited theatrical release of the upcoming Dragon Ball Daima anime.

“Due to a conspiracy, Goku and his friends are turned small. What sort of adventure awaits Goku, Supreme Kai, and the new characters Glorio and Panzy in this unknown world, the ‘Demon Realm’?” reads the anime’s official logline.

When is the theatrical release date for Dragon Ball Daima anime?

The first three episodes of the Dragon Ball Daima anime will arrive in select U.S. theaters nationwide on November 10, November 11, and November 12. Prior to its limited screenings, the anime will first make its series debut on Friday, October 11 on Crunchyroll in the United States, Canada, Latine America, Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India, and Southeast Asia.

Based on the characters created by the late Akira Toriyama, the anime series is directed by Yoshitaka Yashima and Aya Komaki. The creative team also includes Yuko Kakihara (series composition and scenario) and Katsuyoshi Nakatsuru (character design). Grammy winner Zedd has also signed on to compose the show’s opening theme song “Jaka Jaan,” with singer-songwriting duo C&K providing vocals. Zedd is also producing the ending song “NAKAMA,” whose lyrics were written and sung by the artist AI.

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