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Forming up as a climax to what the series has been doing so far, these three volumes see Sorawo, Toriko and Kozakura battle Runa Urumi and her crazy Satsuki Uruma obsessed cult, who will stop at nothing in order to make it over to the Otherside. Continue reading...

Returning for its third and final season, Love Live! Superstar!! throws Liella! into disarray when Kanon is assigned to teach Margerete how to sing. What follows is a journey to the original five’s graduation, wrought with a mixture of rainbows, tears, and an inspirational heart. Continue...

It's meh. Assassins Pride Review • Anime UK News

It's a Japanese take on The Little Mermaid with a comedic angle, set in Shanghai. You'll need to scroll down a bit but you can read my impressions of it here: Scotland Loves Anime 2025 • Anime UK News They're basically doing nationwide screenings of stuff that was at Scotland Loves Anime last...

I use a PS5, I don't have a standalone BD player.

I reviewed the UK release and I can’t remember this being an issue.

While a quieter volume after the conclusion of the Little Birds in the Box arc, this delivers some rewarding character moments and more spooky goings on as Sorawo and Toriko finally get their titular Otherside Picnic! Continue reading...

I don't think staffing is related, although being a small business that has always been a challenge for them. I think this is more Toho wanting to capitalise on global demand and establish themselves more internationally and not be dependant on others for releases. They've had a good...

I don't like our local Cineworld anyway as when you get past the foyer it's run down and the screens are really bad. The screenings at Vue are good, and the smaller screens are perfectly sized for most anime screenings. Odeon is fine, but I find the screens to be a tad small for the room so you...

I'd say it's unlikely. Being at the special Chao screening, I prefer the Filmhouse to the Cameo as they've done a great job with the refurb, but the screen has lost a lot of seats, and when it's bums on seats that the organisers are looking for, it doesn't make financial sense to make a...

Personally I think they were hampered by the curated weekday programming, leaving them no wriggle room for scheduling the other films. I really liked what they did last year for showing Code Geass: Rozé of the Recapture, splitting the episodes across 2 nights. I think they could have done the...

After attending the 2025 edition of Scotland Loves Anime, our writers are back with the lowdown on the festival and what films you should be checking out as they (hopefully!) head to cinemas and home video over the next couple of years. Continue reading...

This was getting discussion on Discord and the articles are kinda clickbaity. So my take is that this is a similar concept to the above, but instead of charging an arm and a leg, it's a cheaper edition so that people who only want the storyboard book don't have to also fork out for the...

Love Flops is an anime original that starts off as your typical ecchi harem series with plenty of perverted hijinks. However, as it develops, it shows a rewarding romantic comedy underneath thanks to its mid-season twist that will challenge your initial expectations. Continue reading...

Despite a clunky start, Hamada's quirky romance between office worker turned model Emiko and surrealist artist Shinsui starts to come into its own as it begins to explore its characters and reflects on the pain and brilliance of the creative process. Continue reading...