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Romance stories are so common that we've seen pretty much every kind at this point — including a woman in love with a sea monster in The Shape of Water, two ogres in Shrek, and a femme fatale and a crazy rabbit in Who Framed Roger Rabbit, just to name a few. Now, the anime world is about to add another couple to this roster, and it might be one of the strangest of all. This week, Crunchyroll released the first trailer for The Invisible Man and His Soon-to-Be Wife, which is pretty much about what the title describes. The new series is slated to premiere in 2026.

In the story of the new anime series, an entity that is invisible meets and falls in love with a young woman. She is blind, so his being invisible is pretty much irrelevant to her. The duo engages in a passionate relationship, and, as the title suggests,...

Crunchyroll offers fans its official list of the best anime to watch for fans of James Gunn's new Superman film.

As seen on the Crunchyroll website, the streaming giant recently published its very own list of the top 10 anime for fans of Superman. Among the most obvious picks on the list are other superhero-centric stories such as My Hero Academia, Love After World Domination and To Be Hero X, although the list also features a few surprise titles that anime fans might not have expected.

The Top 10 Anime Series for People Who Like Superman, According to Crunchyroll Image via DC StudiosMy Hero AcademiaDragon Ball ZSkip and LoaferLove After World DominationThe Ice Guy and His Cool Female ColleagueYu-Gi-Oh!To Be Hero XNarutoMob Psycho 100Precure

Outside of the overtly superhero-styled series recommended by Crunchyroll, the list includes explosive titles that skirt the line closer to other genres, including Mob Psycho 100,...

This July, Superman returns to movie screens worldwide as the character experiences his latest reboot. And while it’s very exciting to know that the Big, Blue Boy Scout is coming back to once again make us believe that “a man can fly,” what happens when the credits roll? How do you fill the void? As always, the healthiest answer to that is “anime.” There are quite a few anime, and anime characters, that can help you bide your time until the inevitable Superman sequel, and in this list, we’ve chosen 10 of the best of them. My Hero Academia Related: My Hero Academia Quiz: Are You a Hero or a Vigilante? Let’s get the clearest comparison out of the way with this heroic shonen anime. Superman is a superhero, and My Hero Academia is about a society where superpowers are extremely common and superheroes are a frequent fixture.

The official YouTube channel for Jel , a member of VTuber boy band Strawberry Prince , has posted a main trailer for the upcoming anime feature film Toi-san wa Seishun Shitai! "Baka to Smartphone to Romance to" , which is based on his short web anime series. The clip introduces the film's main characters with their voices. Toi-san wa Seishun Shitai! "Baka to Smartphone to Romance to Main Trailer The trailer also reveals that Antony from the comedy duo Matenrou will appear in the film as a live-action version Jel. Antony says he was baffled when the offer came. "When I first got the offer from my manager, he said, 'It's an anime, but only Antony-san will appear in live-action footage.' What? What does that mean? I don't understand. Toi-san? Hmm? So anyway I watched 'Toi-san' for the first time. I thought when I saw it! There are still so many interesting...

Jel, a member of VTuber boy band Strawberry Prince, announced information about the main voice cast members and ending theme song of Toi-san wa Seishun Shitai! "Baka to Smartphone to Romance to" , the upcoming theatrical anime film based on his short web anime series, in a program streamed on June 24 . In addition to Jel and Akane Toi played by Jel himself, which had already been announced, the following voice cast members are confirmed to join the film. Momo Mochizuki voiced by Aki Toyosaki Satan Yamada voiced by Yuma Uchida Yuri Himeno voiced by Ayane Sakura Hideki Otaku voiced by Junta Terashima Haruka Shirakawa voiced by Manaka Iwami Kenichi Minamoto voiced by Takehito Koyasu Kiriya Numaoka voiced by Nobuhiko Okamoto Jel voiced by Jel Akane Toi voiced by Jel Additionally, the ending theme song "Mirai no Kimi kara Daijoubu!" ("It's okay from future you!") is written and composed by Kenichi Maeyamada...

Toi-san wa Seishun Shitai! "Baka to Smartphone to Romance to" , the upcoming theatrical anime film based on the short form anime school comedy series created by Jel of VTuber boy band Strawberry Prince, unveiled a main visual ahead of its July 18 release today. Toi-san wa Seishun Shitai! Baka to Smartphone to Romance to Main Visual Related: Toi-san Anime Film Debuts on July 18 Mankyu ( The Ice Guy and His Cool Female Colleague ) directs the film at studio Seven Arcs, with a script by Yoichi Kato ( The Idolm@Ster Million Live! ), character designs by Akemi Kobayashi ( Love After World Domination ) and music by Hiromi Mizutani ( Food for the Soul ). The story of Toi-san follows Akane Toi, a high school girl who is known by her classmates as “Toi-san”. Toi-san intends to have an ordinary high school experience, but on her first day of school she meets a handsome boy named Jel, and...

There are few more satisfying moments in fiction than when two enemies finally clash after a suspenseful story. But when those two enemies clash and then decide to fall into each other’s arms? Ooooooh , it goes to a completely new level. Sure, having best friends who progress into lovers is fun and all, and it’s led to some of the best romance anime and manga out there, but enemies to lovers is a popular trope for a reason. You get all the fun of unbridled hatred and loathing from some of your favorite anime characters, and the heartwarming embrace of two souls breaking through a shell to become intertwined. From romance to sci-fi, we’re gonna cover 10 of the best enemies to lovers anime stories that are available to watch on Crunchyroll now. Our Last Crusade or the Rise of a New World Enemies to Lovers: Iska and Alice On one side,...

Ahead of an April 10 broadcast and subsequent simulcast on Crunchyroll , the A Ninja and an Assassin Under One Roof stage event at AnimeJapan 2025 today announced three additional cast members for characters who will appear in the first episode, as follows: Yoshida voiced by Yui Ogura Fumiko voiced by M・A・O Michiru voiced by Kyoka Moriya Yoshida Fumiko Michiru Related: Ninja to Koroshiya no Futarigurashi Anime Reveals Premiere Date, Theme Songs in New Trailer Based on the manga by HundredBurger, Yukihiro Miyamoto ( Magia Record ) directs A Ninja and an Assassin Under One Roof at studio Shaft, with series composition by Fuyashi To ( March comes in like a lion ), character designs and chief animation direction by Kazuya Shiotsuki ( Assault Lily Bouquet ) and music by Ryunosuke Kasai ( Love After World Domination ). Crunchyroll describes the story: On the way home from school one day, Konoha Koga rescues Satoko Kusagakure, a ninja who escaped her village.

A brand-new trailer released today for Ninja to Koroshiya no Futarigurashi announced that the comedy series will make its Japanese broadcast debut on April 10, 2025 at 22:30 Jst . The opening and ending songs, "Yaren no? Endless" by Kana Hanazawa and "Ninkoro Dance" by HoneyWorks feat. HaKoniwalily, respectively, are also previewed. A new visual commemorating Ninja Day was also unveiled. Ninja to Koroshiya no Futarigurashi Main Trailer Ninja to Koroshiya no Futarigurashi Ninja Day Visual The Ninja to Koroshiya no Futarigurashi anime's main cast list is as follows: Satoko Kusagakure voiced by Haruna Mikawa Konoha Koga voiced by Kana Hanazawa Marin Izutsumi voiced by Yu Serizawa Kuro voiced by Eri Kitamura Yuriko voiced by Rumi Okubo Roboko voiced by Haruna Mikawa Related: Ninja to Koroshiya no Futarigurashi Anime Reveals Release Date in New Trailer Based on the manga by HundredBurger, Yukihiro Miyamoto ( Magia Record ) directs Ninja to Koroshiya no Futarigurashi at studio Shaft,...

The official website and accounts for the Ninja to Koroshiya no Futarigurashi anime today unveiled a brand-new teaser trailer and key visual for the comedy series, while also announcing more cast, production staff and a planned April 2025 release date. Ninja to Koroshiya no Futarigurashi Teaser Trailer Ninja to Koroshiya no Futarigurashi Key Visual The Ninja to Koroshiya no Futarigurashi anime's cast list is now as follows: Satoko Kusagakure voiced by Haruna Mikawa Konoha Koga voiced by Kana Hanazawa Marin Izutsumi voiced by Yu Serizawa Kuro voiced by Eri Kitamura Yuriko voiced by Rumi Okubo Roboko voiced by Haruna Mikawa Satoko Konoha Marin Kuro Yuriko Roboko Related: Ninja to Koroshiya no Futarigurashi Anime Reveals Main Cast and New Key Art Based on the manga by HundredBurger, Yukihiro Miyamoto ( Magia Record ) directs Ninja to Koroshiya no Futarigurashi at studio Shaft, with series composition by Fuyashi To ( March comes in like a lion...

Following the anime's eighth episode broadcast, the official accounts for the Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? series released a climax trailer that revisits all the notable events so far and readies us for what's still to come in the final four episodes. Related: Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? English Dub Reveals Cast & Crew, Release Date Based on the manga by Kei Sazane, Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? is directed by Tatsuma Minamikawa ( Fire Force Season 2) at studio project No.9, with series composition by Satoshi Sugisawa ( Love After World Domination ), character designs by Hiromi Kato ( Guilty Crown ) and music by Akiyoshi Yasuda ( Osamake: Romcom Where The Childhood Friend Won't Lose ). Crunchyroll is simulcasting the anime and describes the story: In a world where humans triumphed in a great war, Kai guards sealed crypts containing their enemies. But when “World Rebirth” overwrites history,...

Warning: Spoilers for The Magical Girl and the Evil Lieutenant episode #1!!

Byakuya defies typical magical girl stereotypes as a cold, aloof Kuudere with financial struggles. The main conflict revolves around Byakuya's food insecurity, diverging from Love After World Domination. Unlike the romance secrecy theme in Love After World Domination, Byakuya and Mira focus on her financial woes.

What initially stood out to many Crunchyroll subscribers about The Magical Girl and the Evil Lieutenant Used to Be Archenemies was how it would mirror the incredible superhero love story from Love After World Domination, but the lasting impression ever since episode #1 finished airing has been the unique portrayal of the eponymous magical girl, Byakuya Mimori. Not only is she uncharacteristically proving to be a Kuudere, but the manner in which she initially gained her powers and her current monetary situation are alarming because of how much it diverges from the norm.

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Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? flings protagonist Kai into the weirdest world imaginable: his own. With two episodes having aired so far, we now have creditless opening and ending sequences for the new dark fantasy series. Opening each episode is "Sekai Rinne" by Unlucky Morpheus. Check out the creditless video: Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? Creditless Opening Related: Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? English Dub Reveals Cast & Crew, Release Date Then, check out the ending sequence set to the show's ending theme, "Togirenaide" by Susu: Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? Creditless Ending Related: Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? Anime Reveals New Trailer Based on the manga by Kei Sazane, Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? is directed by Tatsuma Minamikawa ( Fire Force Season 2) at studio project No.9, with series composition by Satoshi Sugisawa...

With a reality-altering story from the creator of Gods' Games We Play and Our Last Crusade or the Rise of a New World , the English dub of Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? begins on Crunchyroll on Saturday, July 27 with the below cast and crew for Episode 1! Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? English Dub Cast Kai voiced by Ricco Fajardo Jeanne voiced by Megan Shipman Rinne voiced by Emi Lo Saki voiced by Jill Harris Ashran voiced by Justin Green Falin voiced by Corey Pettit High-rank Demon voiced by T.J. Anthony Jet Black Demon voiced by Ray Hurd Why Does Nobody Remember Me in This World? English Dub Crew Voice Director: Jerry Jewell Producer: Susie Nixon Adaptation: Blair Rowan (Clayton Browning for the series) Mixer: Andrew Tipps Engineer: Manuel Aragon Related: Bye Bye, Earth English Dub Reveals Cast & Crew, Release Date Key Art Related:...

Go! Go! Loser Ranger! unveiled a new trailer announcing the voice actors for the main cast and a 2024 release window for the Power Rangers parody.

The minute-long promotional video showcases the Super Sentai team, the Dragon Keepers, in action against the Monster Army. The trailer additionally gave viewers their first look into the performances of voice actors Yusuke Kobayashi, Daishi Kajita and Yumika Yano, who are set to play Footsoldier D, Hibiki Sakurama and Yumeko Suzukiri, respectively.

Related: Go Go Loser Ranger Announces Studio Behind Anime Adaptation

Yostar Pictures will handle the production of the anime adaptation, with Keiichi Sato (Tiger & Bunny) set to direct. Keiichiro Ochi (The Quintessential Quintuplets) will take charge of series composition and will be working alongside animation supervisor Kenji Hayama (Dororo). Newcomer Kahoko Koseki will additionally handle the adaptation's character design.

The Legacy of Super Sentai

Based on mangaka Negi Haruba's Super Sentai parody series of the same name,...

The modern Japanese anime industry will generously give almost any light novel or manga series an anime adaptation, but in return, relatively few anime series get a second season. Many of these titles stop at just one or perhaps get two but not a third. Often, this means anime fans are missing a lot of content from the original manga or light novel.

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Most anime fans will agree that the best series from the last few years deserve another season so audiences can get more of what they love and actually watch these stories come to a satisfying conclusion. Not every anime deserves another season, but the best modern anime series have ample source material to pull from and know how to keep their stories going without stretching the plot out.

Chainsaw Man

Chainsaw Man is already a modern classic anime series, based on...

The upcoming anime adaptation of the Power Ranger parody manga Go! Go! Loser Ranger! has announced its studio and head creatives.

As per Comic Book, the anime adaptation of Negi Haruba's manga will be produced by Yostar Pictures. This production company is known for creating the anime Arknights, Blue Archive, Azur Lane, Sorairo Utility and more. Additionally, Keiichi Sato will direct and Keiichiro Ochi will write it. There is no official release date at the time of writing; however, it was speculated that the series will debut in early 2024.

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Go! Go! Loser Ranger's Super Sentai Inspiration

Go! Go! Loser Ranger is a superhero action series inspired by the Japanese Super Sentai franchise, also known as Power Rangers in the West. It takes place in a world where an evil organization of aliens attempted to invade Earth, only to be defeated...

One of the most popular tropes in romance anime is turning friends into lovers, but enemies-to-lovers might be even more popular. The romance genre thrives off of tropes that have dominated the industry, with enemies turning into lovers becoming one of the most beloved storylines. No matter if it is in anime, manga, or light novels, fans cannot get enough of enemies becoming lovers.

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Watching two characters who loathe each other fall in love is strangely satisfying, and stories have been using this setup in classic and modern anime. From characters who hated each other since childhood to true enemies throughout the series, there is an abundance of characters who have fallen in love with their enemies.

Updated by Alexandra Locke on June 15, 2023: Romance anime feature many character dynamics, but few are so beloved as the enemies-to-lovers trope. Fans cannot...

If you happened to grow up in the 90s, not a single Saturday morning went by without at least hearing about the Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers. With the first Americanized super sentai team engaging in weekly battles against the evil sorceress Rita Repulsa and her monster army, the five teenagers with attitude quickly sent the world into a pop culture frenzy.

There have been over twenty-one differently themed series since their initial debut in 1993, which not included seasons where our team of rangers were stationed high above in outer space but another where aliens seemingly live peacefully with humans on Earth and the craziest of them all, the last remaining city on Earth in a post-apocalyptic wasteland had to be defended from a quickly evolving and rabid AI computer virus.

With all the plots mentioned above being canon to the official run of the Power Rangers legacy, hardcore fans of...

The two biggest streaming releases this week could not be more different. One is a nostalgia-fueled special based on one of the most popular franchises of the '90s, in the form of "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always." The other is a brand new, original, and very bizarre TV show, "Mrs. Davis." Elsewhere, for those looking for more tokusatsu fun like "Power Rangers," there are anime series like "Ssss Dynazenon" and "Love After World Domination," which offer unique spins on the "Power Rangers" formula. Or perhaps you want something that embraces the fun of these stories while offering something more serious, like "Shin Godzilla." Similarly, while you're waiting to know more about the mystery that is "Mrs. Davis," you would do well to check out co-creator Damon Lindelof's previous work on "Lost" and its vast mythology, the darkly weird blend of sexy and funny in "Alien: Covenant,...