
Chris Beveridge
Editor in Chief, Publisher at The Fandom Post
Mass consumer of entertainment that runs https://t.co/XLN1PqAU4P to talk about it all. Celebrating 25 years of writing about anime from AnimeOnDVD to The Fandom Post.
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6 days ago |
fandompost.com | Chris Beveridge
A new anime series based on a four-panel manga arrived as part of the fall 2022 season with Bocchi the Rock and a second season is in the works as well. With the two compilation films out there, which Crunchyroll also got involved in, the latest update is on the manga side. The original work by Aki Hamaji has now nabbed the cover of the upcoming 6/2025 marked installment of Manga Time Kirara Max as you can see below with some great artwork.
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6 days ago |
fandompost.com | Chris Beveridge
The spring 2025 season is underway and there are a lot of shows that are coming out. This season has over fifty new anime series getting underway and comes with several ongoing projects as well. We’re also in a place where Funimation’s site is no longer a player in the simulcast market and is no more, we’re focusing just on Crunchyroll and HIDIVE in regard to new simulcasts, with a few inclusions by Prime Video and Netflix where applicable.
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6 days ago |
fandompost.com | Chris Beveridge
A new anime project was revealed in March 2023 from CloverWorks with the adaptation of the Wind Breaker manga. It was a pretty information-free announcement but now things are starting to get moving in terms of reveals for it. With the show making an April 4th, 2024 premiere date, Crunchyroll confirmed their pickup for it with a same-day premiere. It’ll be made available to viewers in North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, CIS, and India.
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6 days ago |
fandompost.com | Chris Beveridge
The creator behind Tokyo Revengers launched a new series last year with Negai no Astro soon. The property made its debut in the April 15th, 2024 installment of Weekly Shonen Jump marked 20/2024. With an English title of Astro Royale, and a release through Viz Media, the latest update on the series has come in where it’s now set to end on April 21st, 2025, with the 21/2025 installment of the magazine.
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6 days ago |
fandompost.com | Chris Beveridge
The To Be Hero & To Be Heroine anime was a project that did pretty well overall, and while it took forever to get a home video release, it took a bit longer to get more. We learned in summer 2024 that a new project is coming with To Be Hero X, and Crunchyroll would be bringing it out. Li Haolin returns to direct it with BeDream to handle the animation production. The show saw an April 5th, 2025, debut. Crunchyroll revealed plans for a same-day English dub release alongside the simulcast itself.
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