Animation For Adults

What is AFA, you might wonder? AFA is a platform dedicated to celebrating the diverse world of animation in all its varieties. We cover everything from major animated features by studios like Disney, Pixar, and DreamWorks, to classic stop-motion and hand-drawn styles, along with CGI, anime, and independent animations—we embrace it all. At AFA, we strongly believe that animation is a versatile medium rather than a simple genre. It deserves the same level of appreciation as any other form of art. The talented individuals who invest months, years, or even decades to bring these imaginative works to life deserve recognition for their hard work. Above all, we believe that quality animation can provoke thought as well as provide entertainment, appealing not only to children but to audiences of all ages.

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Annecy: Adult Swim Preview Their Upcoming Slate

1 week ago | animationforadults.com | Chris Perkins

Adult Swim are regulars at the Annecy Festival, and they returned to France this year to tease their upcoming slate. “Annecy, with its unique and global mix of industry professionals and passionate fans, is the perfect place for us to share what we are up to and most excited about,” said Michael Ouweleen, president, Adult Swim.
Annecy: Netflix Previews Stranger Things: Tales From '85, In Your Dreams and More

1 week ago | animationforadults.com | Chris Perkins

As you probably know, The Annecy International Animation Festival took place last week. And traditionally, that means that some of animation's biggest names take to the stage in panels to preview their current projects in production. Among the biggest names there was Netflix, who hosted several panels, starting with Next on Netflix Animation: From “Stranger Things” to “In Your Dreams.”Stranger Things: Tales From '85 is an animated spin-off from the hugely popular nostalgic supernatural series.
Annecy: Disney Previews Zootopia 2

1 week ago | animationforadults.com | Chris Perkins

As last week's Annecy Festival unfolded, more big names took to the stage to preview their projects in production. Amongst them was, of course, Disney. Director Jared Bush was there to offer a preview of the upcoming Zootopia 2. Attendees were treated to new footage and images from the sequel.
Out This Week: Looney Tunes Collector's Vault, My Hero Academia, Ex Arms and More

1 week ago | animationforadults.com | Chris Perkins

Welcome back to another edition of Out This Week. As the summer arrives, new releases traditionally begin to slow down. And that's very much the case this week, with only a handful of releases on either side of the Atlantic. New in the US this week is Looney Tunes Collector's Vault Volume 1, My Hero Academia Season 7 Part 1, Wind Breaker Season 1 and Towana Quon. New in the UK this week is Princess Principal: Crowd Handler Chapter 3, Sing "Yesterday" For Me and Ex-Arms.
Annecy: Pixar Announce New Film 'Gatto', Toy Story 5 And More

1 week ago | animationforadults.com | Chris Perkins

Last week saw the latest edition of the annual Annecy International Animation Festival, when animation practitioners and fans gather in the eponymous French town. Among the big names in attendance was Pixar, who previewed their upcoming films in their latest panel. Fronted by Pixar Chief Creative Officer Pete Docter, the studio revealed a brand new film due for release in 2027. Gatto comes from the creative team behind Luca, director Enrico Cassarosa and producer Andrea Warren.
Peter Sohn To Direct 'Incredibles 3'

2 weeks ago | animationforadults.com | Chris Perkins

Pixar have become known for their sequels. But then when some of these movies make more than a billion dollars worldwide, who can really blame them? One of the studio's most successful franchises is The Incredibles. The first film grossed $630 million at the global box-office, while 2018's Incredibles 2 became one of Pixar's biggest ever hits, taking in over $1.4 billion. A third film was surely an inevitability, and sure enough it was confirmed as in development at last year's D23 Expo.
Out This Week: I Married A Strange Person, Vlad Love, Dan Da Dan and More

2 weeks ago | animationforadults.com | Chris Perkins

It's another week so it's time for another edition of Out This Week, our regular new release round-up. Indie animation fans are well served this week with Deaf Crocodile Films releasing both Bill Plympton's cult classic I Married A Strange Person and Euro curio The Cathedral of New Emotions. Getting a physical release after a successful run on streaming is Dan Da Dan, in both standard and Collector's Edition.
Crunchyroll Reveal First Summer Season Anime Titles

3 weeks ago | animationforadults.com | Chris Perkins

Crunchyroll is undoubtedly the biggest source of anime in the world. They acquire so many titles in a year that they divide up the announcements between several events taking place around the world. The most recent event they attended was CCXP in Mexico. There they unveiled My Dress Up Draling Season 2 and Rent-A-Girlfriend Season 4, which will stream as part of the forthcoming Summer Season.
Out This Week: Chang 'An, Project A-ko, Log Horizon and More.

3 weeks ago | animationforadults.com | Chris Perkins

Welcome back to another edition of Out This Week. It's a relatively quiet week for new releases. Crunchyroll release seasons 1-3 of Log Horizon. Anime Limited release three Crunchyroll Store exclusives, I★CHU, Pigtails and Other Shorts and Tokyo Marble Chocolate. Sentai Filmworks release The Kawai Complex Guide To Manors and Hostel Behavior. In the UK, Dazzler release Chinese epic Chang 'An from Light Chaser Pictures.
Plympton's Twisted Toons Come To The Metrograph

1 month ago | animationforadults.com | Chris Perkins

There's no one in animation quite like Bill Plympton. With an independent spirit and a distinctive hand-drawn style, the American artist has reached legendary status since first arriving on the scene back in 1987. His shorts and features have earned him numerous awards and recognition around the world. Now, there is a rare opportunity to see some of his work on the big screen in a double-bill presentation at the Metrograph in New York City on Sunday, June 1.