Evan Valentine

Tubi made some big news in recent days, confirming that some Cartoon Network heavy hitters were leaving its platform while other big series are set to arrive on the free-to-watch streaming service.

While Weekly Shonen Jump has created some of anime's most legendary franchises, some of which are still releasing new chapters to this day, this fact doesn't mean that every series will run in perpetuity.

Throughout history, there have been quite a few times when the series has explored events and characters that aren't considered canon.

In the anime streaming wars, Netflix reigns supreme. While outlets like Crunchyroll and HIDIVE focus entirely on the anime medium, Netflix's staggering

The universe has had some big revelations in 2026, with one of the most recent examples set to explore a vastly different world than many mech enthusiasts might be used to.

Platforms like Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon, and Netflix might be the premier spots to check out animation these days, but they weren't the only

came to a close earlier this year, as Netflix released the second and final season of the anime that featured the son of the Ogre taking on Musashi Miyamoto.

Masahiko Minami talks about Kohei Horikosh's work after UA Academy.

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is, arguably, one of the biggest anime franchises to make the leap from Japan to North America, as there's just something about the life of Son Goku that Western audiences have grown to love.