Kevin Chu is a journalist and writer for Screen Rant. With a focus on entertainment and pop culture, Kevin covers a wide range of topics including anime, manga, and film. His articles provide insights, updates, and analysis on the latest developments in the entertainment industry.
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Kevin Chu's focus is on anime, with specific attention to anime movies, series, and studios. His coverage also includes gaming and entertainment news.
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Don't miss chance to see the isekai classic Overlord on Netflix.
The Fable perfects the adult comedy formula.
By: Kevin Chu
Turning Hoyoverse's blockbuster game into an anime is inevitable, but new details reveal it may not come in the form of a ufotable adaptation.
Netflix now streaming volleyball anime Haikyu!!
By: Kevin Chu
Be Forever Yamato: Rebel 3199's imminent release is the perfect time for anime fans to check out the Space Battleship Yamato franchise.
By: Kevin Chu, Amy Spear
On April 8, over 160,000 people visited Vermont to observe the solar eclipse. Vermont briefly surpassed the 802,000 population goal that the Vermont Futures Project set last year, and we saw a glimpse of the vibrancy that's possible in our state. Our downtowns and villages were full of life, full of people engaging in commerce and connecting with communities.
By: Kevin Chu
Juzo Fujimaki of the upcoming Garouden: The Way of the Lone Wolf stands out for being likely one of the oldest heroes to appear in anime.
By: Kevin Chu
Jellyfish Can't Swim addresses anime hair colors.
By: Kevin Chu
Trapezium's opening song is performed by the Vtuber Suisei Hoshimachi. Her rise from obscurity is a perfect mirror of the movie's own subject.
Salad Bowl of Eccentrics might bill itself as an isekai, but it is also a surprisingly down-to-earth example of detective fiction despite its cast.
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