In 2024, it felt like the passion and hunger for anime was at its apex. But as we've seen this year, that growth shows no sign of stopping. In fact, in 2025 anime is being watched by more people now ...

Netflix has added some incredible titles to its anime library in recent years. In addition to quintessential series, there is also a substantial amount of originals that are holding their own against ...

With so many different streaming services available, there are a lot of different places to watch movies and TV shows online. The sheer amount of options can make it difficult to find exactly what you ...

This list was originally published in October 2023. Happy Halloween again, anime sickos. For many years, especially in the ’80s and ’90s, anime in the United States had a reputation for the horrors ...

After launching with a relatively restrictive catalog aimed mostly at a younger audience and Disney adults, Disney+ has gradually opened itself to a much larger range of programming. Case in point, ...

Lucas Kloberdanz-Dyck is a writer for Collider. He grew up creating lists, stories, and worlds, which led to his love of anime and video games. He attended Sheridan College where he earned an Honours ...

Explore the best shounen anime to watch in 2025, featuring adrenaline-fueled battles and underdog heroes. From pirates and ninjas to sorcerers and devil hunters, these top-tier series offer something ...

Netflix is a great mainstream platform for watching some of the best anime series and movies available. While audiences comb through the latest hit live-action originals, including adaptations of ...

Aditi is a long-time reader and writer from Sri Lanka. She has been writing for GameRant since 2023 and was previously in the advertising industry. She's been a lifelong gamer, starting with console ...

Anime fans often underappreciate English dubs, feeling that the original Japanese source material shouldn’t be altered and should be watched as is. Nonetheless, a lot of work goes into making an ...

Simply sign up to the Japanese business & finance myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Back in 2018, Shigeru Ishiba, then a backbencher but now prime minister of Japan, strode out for an ...