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Kafka Hibino faces intense personal struggles battling both enemies and his own monstrous side. Kafka Hibino is spared but designated as a weapon by Jakdf due to his uncontrollable powers. Kafka must navigate complex relationships with the Shinomiyas and make sure he keeps earning their support.

The hit shonen anime series Kaiju No. 8 has completed its first season, and there is plenty for anime fans to digest. On the face of it, Kaiju No. 8 is yet another "monster hunter" anime in the same vein as Demon Slayer and Chainsaw Man, focusing on professional hunters taking down deadly critters to protect society. However, as the first season's finale showed, that's just the context for the real conflicts and character arcs in Kaiju No. 8.

Over the course of its first season, this anime established Kafka Hibino as a half-other hero with a kaiju side, all while fighting other intelligent monsters like Kaiju No.

Kaiju No. 8 , based on the hit manga by Naoya Matsumoto, is the story of Kafka Hibino. Hibino is a regular guy in his thirties who lives in a world where Kaiju attacks are commonplace. He once dreamt of joining Japan’s Defense Force to protect innocent people from the Kaiju’s devastating attacks, but instead, he ended up on a ground cleanup crew. One fateful day after a routine job, everything changes for Kafka… Related: Recap: Kaiju No. 8 Episode 9, “Raid on Tachikawa Base” Let’s talk about everything that happened in the latest episode of Kaiju No. 8 ! And catch the next episode of the blockbuster anime right here on Crunchyroll. Warning: Full spoilers for Kaiju No. 8 follow in our Episode 10 summary. Seriously, Kaiju-sized spoilers ahead! Hoshina vs. No. 10 Kaiju No. 10 towers over Vice-Captain Hoshina in its massive new form. Close by, Hibino can sense...

Kaiju No. 8 episode #11 releases on Saturday, June 22. Kaiju No. 8's narrative takes an unexpected turn with Kafka revealing himself as Kaiju No. 8. The writing for episode #10 is some of the anime's best and is a promising sign for future developments.

Kaiju No. 8 truly started to show how fast-paced it would be with episode #10, and episode #11 will keep that going in the biggest way possible. Episode #11 will completely change how anyone would have expected the anime to go, and with Kaiju No. 8 likely coming to a close soon, theres no way of knowing how things will end.

Kaiju No. 8 episode #10 saw Hoshina square off against Kaiju No. 10 in his new giant form, and sure enough, Hoshina was largely powerless against the newly enhanced Kaiju No. 10.

Hoshina refused to give up the fight, of course, which led to an episode of Kaiju No. 8 that featured some...

Kaiju No. 8 , based on the hit manga by Naoya Matsumoto, is the story of Kafka Hibino. Hibino is a regular guy in his thirties who lives in a world where Kaiju attacks are commonplace. He once dreamt of joining Japan’s Defense Force to protect innocent people from the Kaiju’s devastating attacks, but instead, he ended up on a ground cleanup crew. One fateful day after a routine job, everything changes for Kafka… Related: Recap: Kaiju No. 8 Episode 8, “Welcome to the Defense Force” Let’s talk about everything that happened in the latest episode of Kaiju No. 8 ! And catch the next episode of the blockbuster anime right here on Crunchyroll. Warning: Full spoilers for Kaiju No. 8 follow in our Episode 9 summary. Seriously, Kaiju-sized spoilers ahead! Rude Awakening It’s the middle of the night at Tachikawa Base, the headquarters of the Third Division of the Japan Anti-Kaiju Defense Force.

With the recent release of episode 8 of Kaiju No. 8 on June 1, 2024, Naoya Matsumoto’s magnum opus has enthralled fans once again after they lost their faith in the series. The anime has once again given fans an exciting battle to look out for, featuring Kafka Hibino and Soshiro Hoshina. However, that’s not the only exciting news from the series.

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Kaiju No. 8 has teased a major villain from the series, and this has taken fans’s excitement for the series to the next level. The upcoming villain is Kaiju No. 10, and the creators announced the inclusion of the villain in the series by revealing the voice actor who will portray the terrifying monster in the future of the anime series.

As soon as Kaiju No. 10 was revealed by the creators, fans got obsessed with the look of the monster and expressed their...

Olivia Colman and John Lithgow head the cast of “Jimpa,” a multi-generational family tale involving a nonbinary teenager and her mother who take a trip to see their gay grandfather. The Australia- and Europe-set film is directed by Sophie Hyde, whose most recent film was the breakout “Good Luck to You, Leo Grande.”

The film is now in its third week of production in Amsterdam and will later shoot in Adelaide, Australia and Helsinki, Finland.

Rights to the film are being handled by Protagonist Pictures in much of the world and by CAA Media Finance in North America, with sales kicking off at the Cannes Market next week. The film has already locked in Cineart as distributor in the Benelux region and Kismet and The Unquiet Collective for Australia and New Zealand.

Oscar winner Colman’s recent credits include “The Favourite,” “The Lost Daughter” and the hit Netflix series “The Crown.

Exclusive: Drafthouse Films has acquired North American rights to the documentary Chop & Steele, about the creators of the Found Footage Festival, announcing plans to release the film in April at Alamo Drafthouse theaters as part of a double bill with another newly-acquired doc, A Life on the Farm.

Chop & Steele premiered at Tribeca in 2022 and went on to a robust North American festival run that encompassed Calgary, Philadelphia, Seattle, Denver, the Heartland International Film Festival in Indianapolis, the Sidewalk Film Festival in Birmingham, Ala., and the San Francisco Independent Film Festival.

In Chop & Steele, Found Footage Festival principals Joe Pickett and Nick Prueher, “lifelong friends who tour the country with their popular VHS oddities festival, are slapped with a federal lawsuit after pranking a local news station as ‘strong men’ Chop and Steele. Many notables are featured in the doc, including David Cross, Bobcat Goldthwait, Reggie Watts, and Howie Mandel.

Digital Distributor Giant Pictures has acquired Drafthouse Films and announced its first two acquisitions, Nr. 10 and Masking Threshold.

Giant Pictures’ Gm Nick Savva will serve as the new Drafthouse Films CEO and Alamo Drafthouse founder Tim League will be chairman. Financial terms of the transaction weren’t released.

Drafthouse Films, a genre and international specialist, was founded as the distribution arm of Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas in 2010 before being spun off from the exhibitor. As CEO, Savva is planning to expand the Drafthouse Films label.

“Giant Pictures’ investment enables Drafthouse Films to continue releasing the provocative, visionary, and artfully unusual genre films from around the world that have always defined the Drafthouse brand,” Savva says. “At the same time, this acquisition gives Giant new theatrical releasing capabilities which complement our existing digital distribution and streaming technology businesses.”

Giant Pictures will work closely with Alamo Drafthouse and its related media companies, such...

Leading digital distributor Giant Pictures has announced that it has acquired the Drafthouse Films label. Giant Pictures’ General Manager Nick Savva will serve as the new Drafthouse Films CEO. Alamo Drafthouse founder Tim League will become Chairman of Drafthouse Films. Drafthouse Films is pleased to unveil its first two acquisitions, two critically-acclaimed festival favorites Nr. 10 and Masking Threshold.

One of the leading players in the genre and international movie space, Drafthouse Films was founded as the distribution arm of Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas in 2010 before being spun off from the exhibitor.

As CEO, Savva is planning to expand the Drafthouse Films label: “Giant Pictures’ investment enables Drafthouse Films to continue releasing the provocative, vis...

Digital distributor Giant Pictures has acquired Drafthouse Films, the genre movie label formed by Alamo Drafthouse founder Tim League.

Giant Pictures general manager Nick Savva will serve as CEO of the company, which will continue to operate under the title Drafthouse Films. League will become the chairman of Drafthouse Films.

“Giant Pictures’ investment enables Drafthouse Films to continue releasing the provocative, visionary, and artfully unusual genre films from around the world that have always defined the Drafthouse brand,” Savva said. “At the same time, this acquisition gives Giant new theatrical releasing capabilities which complement our existing digital distribution and streaming technology businesses.”

Drafthouse Films was created as the distribution arm of Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas in 2010 before being spun off from the exhibitor. Past titles on Drafthouse Films’ slate were “Bullhead,” “The Act of Killing,” “Spring” and “Cheap Thrills.” Giant Pictures partners with studios and filmmakers to release movies and TV shows across major streaming platforms,...