Studio Ponoc’s next anime movie will stream exclusively on Netflix in 2023

It’s the season of romance — and what better way to spend a cozy evening than binge-watching a romantic anime with your boo?

Sony seems to have made a nightmare announcement for PlayStation players.

If you are looking for information on you are at the right place. It is a documentary film that traces the journey of British content creators and internet personalities over the first decade together. The movie is now available to stream online and one can access it by following some easy steps.

As we noted yesterday, Pokemon Day is drawing ever closer. Right now, it’s two weeks away, and fans are curious about what might be done during the traditional fan-made holiday that The Pokemon Company later turned into an annual event. We say “annual event” because the company also seems to do something on the day to honor the brand and give fans something in return for their loyalty to it. Many are wondering whether a Pokemon Presents will happen, potentially showing off the new games they’re making or getting hints at what may be in the pipeline.

Sony has single-handedly managed to p*ss off the entire anime community, as it’s announced plans to erase purchased digital content as part of Funimation’s merger with Crunchyroll. The Japanese giant effectively has a stranglehold on the popular form of media, as it owns all of the major streaming services and a chunk of content – although it would argue the existence of Netflix and Disney+ means it doesn’t have a monopoly on the market.

With the Lunar New Year upon us, Honkai: Star Rail is celebrating with an animated short centring on Guinaifen and Sushang from the Xianzhou Luofu. While this is, for all intents and purposes, a very short clip – it’s left us hungering for a full-length anime. Seeing the environments from the game brought to life, along with dozens of fan favourite characters, is extremely exciting.

A new list of rumored collabs expected to come to Fortnite includes a beloved anime among several other high-profile crossovers, with One Piece expected to appear in the shooter. Since the Epic Games battle royale first launched in 2017, the game has achieved worldwide success, becoming one of the most popular online games. Fortnite is renowned for its plethora of crossovers, with the game featuring a wide variety of video games, television series, and movies being featured within the battle royale. Now, one of Japan's most popular anime is reportedly set to join the game.

From Software owner Kadokawa has purchased Japanese development studio Acquire for an undisclosed sum.

Every so often, a new anime season will start and I’ll find one series, in particular, to latch onto like a vice. This season, that series is Sasaki and Peeps. In only a couple of episodes, this series has shown me edge-of-your-seat action and rapidly developing plots and has dipped its toes into so many genres that it’s hard to even know what to classify this series as. The point is that Sasaki and Peeps has something to please everyone!

It looks like may be getting another Mythical Pokémon in the future, and it's reported to tie in with the next movie to release. just received Pecharunt as a new Mythical Pokémon, a Poison/Ghost-type that appeared in the epilogue to DLC after the main story concluded with Receiving another would double the amount of Mythical Pokémon that can be natively acquired within the game, as Pecharunt is currently the only creature to qualify.

If you’re anything like us, you’re always on the lookout for the next big thing on Netflix. You might just be in luck: a taut 90-minute German-language thriller has suddenly leapt up the charts on the streamer.

As far as bread goes, I'd say those unlimited top-ups you get with fancy meals can sometimes supersede the actual meal itself. A little swirl in olive oil and balsamic? Mwah, delicious. For a more regular transaction, I do love a multi-seeded loaf for the added texture. Now, would I say I like bread more than… anime? That's tough. But thankfully I don't need to decide, as there's a demo of a game out right now that combines both interests. In Aeruta you play as an anime girl who defeats monsters and uses their innards to fuel her bakery business. Perfect.