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Keiichi Arawi’s City manga has been around since 2016 and currently has just 13 volumes due to numerous breaks in production and publication. But, the manga recently returned and we also know that an anime adaptation will premiere this year.

Titled City the Animation, the anime will premiere this summer, and ahead of the premiere, the producers have decided to do a weekly thing where they announce new cast members for the anime.

This Monday, two new cast members for the upcoming anime have been announced.

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The first announced cast member is Yū Miyazaki as Kamaboko Oni, a manga artist. The characters seems to be very optimistic based on the description:

The second cast member is Ryōta Suzuki as Todoroki, Kamaboko’s editor. Based on his description, he is not that happy with Kamaboko.

The two of them...

Kyoto Animation's double-header stage event at AnimeJapan 2025 today unveiled the first full trailer for City The Animation , which adapts the follow-up work of Nichijou - My Ordinary Life creator Keiichi Arawi, and announced a July 6 at 24:00 Jst (effectively July 7 at 0:00) premiere date for Japanese television. Advance screenings of the first three episodes will be held from late May to mid-June in multiple cities. Furui Riho performs "Hello" for the anime's opening song and Tomoo performs "Lucky" for the ending song. Seven additional cast members for the Adatara family were also confirmed, as follows: Professor Adatara and Father Adatara voiced by Takehito Koyasu Mother Adatara voiced by Mayumi Asano Tatsuta Adatara voiced by Kenn Ryota Adatara voiced by Satoshi Inomata Kamome Adatara voiced by Coco Hayashi Umi Adatara voiced by Haruna Fukushima Sora Adatara voiced by Yuki Tenma City The Animation Trailer City The Animation Concept Visual, "God...

Art requires both inspiration and perspiration, creativity and effort. Inspiration can come from anywhere, from a good book like Howl's Moving Castle to an old manga and anime like Kimba the White Lion helping inspire The Lion King. However, while anime may have helped influence Disney products on a number of occasions, the same could also be said in reverse. Disney classics like Cinderella and The Little Mermaid help inspire anime series and manga in turn.

However, not all inspiration is the same. Though two series might be inspired by Snow White, the end product doesn't have the same plot or characters. It may not even be set in the same or similar worlds. Disney helped inspire plenty of the manga, but these are the ten best manga series Disney helped inspire.

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When Naruto began, it seemed as though Sakura Haruno was going to be a weakling who constantly needed saving. She actually went on to become one of the world's strongest female ninja. She learned to focus her chakra into her fists – which granted her superhuman-level strength. Thanks to Tsunade's training, she became one of the world's best medical ninja. Sakura fought a few villains over the course of the series, but there were several villains that she never got to fight.

Most of the villains that Sakura never fought were part of the Akatsuki – who were mostly Kage-level ninja. Several of these villains were connected to Orochimaru – who caused Sasuke to become a rogue ninja. Sakura loved Sasuke, so it is really surprising that she never fought villains who were associated with his Leaf Village defection.

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