Author: AnimeWeeb

Yo, Iā€™m AnimeWeebā€”just a mid-30s guy living that anime grind. If itā€™s got epic fights, wild plot twists, or an opening theme that makes you scream-sing along, Iā€™m all in.This blog? Itā€™s where I spill all the anime teaā€”latest news, season drops, and why your fave show might not be as good as you think (no hard feelings, though). From trending series to underrated gems, itā€™s all about keeping it real and vibing with the anime fam.So grab your snacks, queue up your watchlist, and letā€™s geek outā€”because anime isnā€™t just a phase, itā€™s a forever mood.

Episode 3 of ZENSHU. has arrived, and the anime continues its fascinating, meta-commentary on the isekai genre. This installment significantly shakes things up, proving that Natsuko’s presence in the world of “A Tale of Perishing” isn’t just a passive observation, but an active catalyst for change. The ripple effects of her actions are becoming increasingly apparent, leading to both comedic chaos and intriguing narrative shifts. A Festival of Change: Rewriting Destiny The most significant development in this episode is the alteration of the established timeline. Natsuko, armed with her knowledge of the original anime, initially uses this foresight to predict…

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A Shift in Perspective: Draka’s Introduction Episode 17 of Orb: On the Movements of the Earth marks a significant shift in focus, moving away from the established characters to introduce Draka, a young and ambitious woman from a nomadic tribe. Unlike Oczy’s existential dread and Rafal’s intellectual pursuits, Drakaā€™s motivations are rooted in a very tangible, worldly concern: poverty. The episode, titled “Maybe I can make a lot of money with this book,” showcases her sharp intellect and her drive to escape her past, a past marked by the loss of her father. The Weight of Loss and the Lure…

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Dark Horse Comics has announced that it will be releasing a manga adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft’s chilling short story, “The Colour Out of Space,” created by renowned manga artist Gou Tanabe. This much-anticipated release is set to arrive on July 1, 2025, bringing Tanabe’s signature blend of horror and intricate artwork to English-speaking audiences. This will be another addition to Dark Horseā€™s growing collection of Tanabe’s Lovecraftian manga adaptations. A Cosmic Horror Classic Reimagined “The Colour Out of Space,” written by H.P. Lovecraft in 1927, stands as a cornerstone of cosmic horror, focusing on an unseen entity from beyond our…

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Dragon Ball Daima, the latest installment in the long-running anime franchise, has arrived, and its reception has been anything but straightforward. While some fans and critics have lauded its animation quality and return to the series’ adventurous roots, others have expressed disappointment, citing plot issues and a perceived lack of progress. So, is Dragon Ball Daima truly that bad? The answer, it seems, is complicated, and opinions vary widely within the fanbase. A Divisive Premise One of the primary points of contention surrounding Dragon Ball Daima is its core premise. The story begins with a wish that turns Goku and…

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Hina Yomiya, the acclaimed Japanese voice actress, is lending her talents to the character of Hanae Fuwari in the promotional trailer for the manga My Favorite VTuber Is Scary IRL. This news has generated excitement among fans of both the actress and the manga series. The trailer release commemorates the launch of the manga’s second volume. The Premise of My Favorite VTuber Is Scary IRL My Favorite VTuber Is Scary IRL (also known as Haitatsusaki no Onee-san ga Kowa Sugiru) is a comedic manga series written and illustrated by Riyo Yorima. The story revolves around an introverted delivery boy working…

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The popular social media mascot, Nmeneko, created by artist Shirimoto, is set to star in its own short-form anime adaptation. The series is scheduled to premiere in Japan on the Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS) in April 2025. This news has generated considerable excitement among fans of the laid-back feline character known for its love of food and fun. Nmeneko’s Journey to the Small Screen Nmeneko, a character that has captured hearts online with its carefree attitude, is finally making the leap to television. The anime will showcase the daily life of Nmeneko and its companion, Usukuro, as they navigate their…

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The upcoming anime adaptation of the light novel series, “Danjo no YÅ«jō wa Seiritsu Suru? Iya, Shinai!!,” (translated as Can Friendship Between Men and Women Exist? (No, It Doesn’t!!)), has revealed its main cast and a premiere date of April 2025. The romantic comedy, produced by J.C.STAFF, is highly anticipated by fans of the original light novels and manga adaptation. Main Cast Announced The anime will feature Sayumi Suzushiro as the voice of the cheerful female protagonist, Himari Inuzuka. Suzushiro is known for her roles in BOCCHI THE ROCK! where she voiced Nijika Ijichi. The male lead, Yu Natsume, a…

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The upcoming original anime series, Maebashi Witches, has released a new teaser visual and its third promotional video, heightening anticipation for its premiere in April 2025. Produced by Sunrise (now Bandai Namco Filmworks), the anime is set in the city of Maebashi, Gunma Prefecture, and follows the coming-of-age journey of five high school girls who become apprentice witches. A Magical Coming-of-Age Story The anime centers on Yuina Akagi, a first-year high school student leading a mundane life until a mysterious frog named Keroppe recruits her and four other girls to become the “Maebashi Witches”. Their ordinary lives take an extraordinary…

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A new anime adaptation of the classic novel Anne of Green Gables is set to premiere in April 2025, with a total of 24 episodes. The series, titled Anne Shirley, will feature a fresh take on the beloved story of the imaginative red-haired orphan. The anime will be produced by Answer Studio and is scheduled to air on NHK Educational TV in Japan. A Beloved Story Returns to the Screen Anne of Green Gables, written by Lucy Maud Montgomery, has captivated audiences worldwide since its publication in 1908. The story follows Anne Shirley, an 11-year-old orphan who is mistakenly sent…

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The highly anticipated second episode of the Enter The Garden anime anthology series, titled “Fractured Reflections”, has revealed its cast and a new promotional video, creating buzz among anime enthusiasts. This episode is part of a three-part anthology produced by Azuki, Dentsu, Qzil.la, and IMAGICA Infos. The series is spearheaded by the renowned creative producer, Goro Taniguchi, known for his work on Code Geass and One Piece Film: Red. “Fractured Reflections” Story and Premise The story of “Fractured Reflections” centers around two sisters, Shao and Raizan, who grow up together in the Alley, relying on each other for survival. Their…

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