The TV anime adaptation of Akira Ozaki’s Please Excuse My Younger Brothers unveils new cast, a second key visual, and theme songs for its second cour, premiering October 2.
The Red River TV anime’s official website has unveiled the full promotional video and main visual for the series’ second part, previewing Nana Mizuki’s new opening theme “Akatsuki no Hoshi.”
The main promotional video for the Dengeki Daisy TV anime, based on Kyousuke Motomi’s shōjo manga, debuted at KyoMAF, confirming a January 2027 premiere and a two-cour broadcast run.
The anime adaptation of Marukawa’s Ikyō no Tsumenuri Minarai manga has revealed its main staff, with Daiji Iwanaga directing at Zero-G and Tomoko Konparu handling series composition.
The Red River TV anime has announced Nana Mizuki as new cast member voicing false goddess Ursula, plus new OP and ED artists for its second cours.
A look back at why Card Captor Sakura was more than just a magical-girl show — its BL, yuri, and age-gap romance threads opened the otaku door for an entire generation of Heisei girls.
A nostalgic look back at Mirmo de Pon!, the beloved Ciao shojo manga with over 3 million copies sold — and a brand-new sequel series arriving in March 2026.
The September issue of Monthly Princess (Akita Shoten), on sale August 6, debuts three new series spanning school politics, Japanese-style fantasy romance, and a lighthearted love comedy.
Irono’s isekai romance manga about a fashion-loving reincarnated queen in a fake marriage launches its first volume on July 27, 2026 from Square Enix.
Yukira’s new rom-com manga “Otona-tachi ni wa Zutto Naisho da ze” kicked off in Bessatsu Friend’s August 2026 issue, on sale July 13, with a center-color debut chapter.
The Red River TV anime has cast Minami Takayama and Kazuhiko Inoue as the mother and father of protagonist Yuri — roles that mirror their earlier work in the manga’s drama CD.
The Red River anime premieres July 7 on NTV’s AnichU block, with Miisha Shimizu confirmed as ending theme artist and a full voice cast announced.
Shogakukan releases Cake×Bomb Vol. 7 on June 26, celebrating with a TV commercial and PV styled as a live sports broadcast commentary.
Volume 1 of the manga adaptation of Aoi Sumire’s novel, drawn by Shimoya Kei, hits shelves today, June 17, telling the story of a mistreated girl and a beautiful young lord.
Volume 1 of the romantic-comedy manga “Seiryaku Kekkon no Aite ni ‘Watashi no Koto Suki ni Natte’ to Oinori Shita Kekka” launched June 12 from Kill Time Communication’s Breeze Comics.
PEACH-PIT’s beloved manga Shugo Chara! is available to read free in its entirety on Palcy, Magapoke, and Comic DAYS from June 12 through June 14 at 23:59.
