Chris Beveridge

1 week ago | fandompost.com | Chris Beveridge

Seven Seas Entertainment announced earlier in 2024 for its Airship light novel imprint the license acquisition of the light novel series I’m the Heroic Knight of an Intergalactic Empire! by Yomu Mishima and Nadare Takamine. The first volume was released in August 2024 for $15.99 USA / $19.99 CAN, with the series available in single editions as part of Seven Seas’ Airship imprint. And what good timing that was, as a TV anime adaptation was announced for April 2025.

1 week ago | fandompost.com | Chris Beveridge

The novel series The Dinner Table Detective is making the leap to another medium with an anime adaptation in the works for debut in 2025, as announced in November 2024. The series is directed by Mitsuyuki Masuhara with the series composition by Mariko Kunisawa. Izumi Kawada is handling the character designs with Madhouse on the animation production. The production is available through Prime Video with multiple subtitled and dubbed languages, including a same-day English dub.

1 week ago | fandompost.com | Chris Beveridge

Coming closer to nearly a decade since it began, the Shippomachi no Ko-sensei (しっぽ街のコオ先生) manga is getting some new attention as it’s got the cover of the upcoming 8/2025 marked installment, as you can see below. The manga began in 2017 as serialized through Office You from Shueisha Creative and has eighteen volumes released so far. Tarasawa made their debut in 1979 with Edelweiss and have twenty-eight works to their name in total.

1 week ago | fandompost.com | Chris Beveridge

One of the best ways to close out the year was to learn about a new original anime announced last December, with Hibi wa Sugiredo Meshi Umashi: Food for the Soul. The property looks to be bringing back the Non Non Biyori staff with a work that the original manga creator Atto with the concept and character designs. The series has Shinya Kawatsura and Yu Harumi co-directing the series, with Yoshihiro Hiki overseeing the scripts.

1 week ago | fandompost.com | Chris Beveridge

The Tawawa on Monday property is getting some new attention as a new update has come in on the circulation numbers for the series. The property, known originally as Getsuyoubi no Tawawa, is now at 2.6 million copies in circulation for the thirteen volumes that are out there – which does include the digital versions. The property was adapted as a pair of short-form seasons a few years back. Denpa releases the series in English.