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Nanbaka offers a unique setting in a maximum-security prison, not your typical anime locale. The show's colorful characters and visuals stand out with vibrant color schemes and quirky designs. Despite its comedic nature, Nanbaka also delves into emotional turmoil, dark backstories, and thrilling elements.

For a series that literally sparkles, Nanbaka is among the many anime series that get lost in the vast sea of other growing franchises. Adapted by Satelight from Sh Futamata's manga series Nanbaka - The Numbers, this self-proclaimed comedy has a lot more than just humor to offer potential fans. From its hilariously eccentric cast to its unique blend of genres, this show has a way of evoking laughter and then pulling at heartstrings when and where it's least expected.

In a medium flooded with stories set in high schools, big cities, and fantastical realms, Nanbaka takes viewers to the most surprising of places a maximum-security...

Even though film is primarily a visual medium, there’s no question that it is very often the score that helps to bring out the emotional richness and depth of a given movie. Though most movie scores tend to fly beneath the radar, and the same can also be said of many composers, some have managed to secure considerable reputations for themselves.

What’s more, the most prominent of them have also been at least partially responsible for many financially successful movies, and the database The Numbers has helpfully illuminated just where they rank in terms of box office earnings.

The Blackcoat’s Daughter and I Am The Pretty Thing That Lives in the House director Oz Perkins’ Gretel & Hansel with Sophia Lillis was unleashed into theaters this past weekend. And today we learned via The Numbers that the flick opened in […]

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