Christy Gibbs

While streaming services like Crunchyroll and HIDIVE focus mostly on contemporary titles, RetroCrush fills a different niche in the anime community.

For many anime fans, steampunk begins and ends with Fullmetal Alchemist and Violet Evergarden, but these are far from the only series in the genre.

With most Spring 2023 anime reaching the halfway mark, it's become clear which shows really deliver -- and which fail to live up to their potential.

Anime fans looking to use a streaming service not specific to the medium like Disney+, Hulu or Netflix will want to weigh up their options carefully.

When it comes to fan-favorite anime characters with major issues, these are the top picks of the bunch, and they share some interesting similarities.

Shojo and josei anime are becoming thin on the ground, with barely any brand-new shows airing this upcoming season. Happily, there are two exceptions.

While the year may not have been a standout one for some anime fans, 2023 has still delivered some very entertaining, if at times controversial shows.

The newly released trailer for Zenshu, an anime-original series by MAPPA, has generated plenty of barbed comments about its story and main character.

Spy x Family's Tatsuya Endo reveals the new projects underway as part of the franchise's fifth anniversary, with a new visual and video also released.

An announcement about a real-life Satan City on Dragon Ball's official website was quickly seen through but didn't prevent fans' wishful thinking.