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Drifters Omnibus 1 Review

3 days ago | animeuknews.net | Ian Wolf

If you are at all familiar with the name Kohta Hirano, it’s most likely as the creator of Hellsing, a manga that very much feels like a mixture of every single B-movie theme you can think of, featuring as it does vampires, buxom women and Nazis (including a Nazi catboy dressed as a Hitler Youth). Hirano’s follow-up series, Drifters, features many of the same elements, albeit in an isekai setting.
Gender? We Hardly Know Her! Anime UK News Celebrates Gender Non-Conforming Characters for Pride Month 2025

5 days ago | animeuknews.net | Ian Wolf

On Anime UK News, we’re celebrating the anime and manga characters that break gender norms, the ones who do not conform to the binary, the ones who celebrate who they are and make us love them, regardless of how they choose to identify. Gender? We Hardly Know Her!DarkstormOne of my first exposures to gender non-conforming characters was Haruka Tenoh, aka Sailor Uranus.
The Fable Omnibus 7 Review

1 week ago | animeuknews.net | Ian Wolf

In this edition we see a return to the more comic side of The Fable, but also the return of old enemies. Having survived an attempt on his life by the Taihei Detective Agency and getting a promise from the wheelchair-bound Hina that she will learn to walk again in six months’ time, the hitman known as The Fable (aka Akira Sato) can get back to something at least resembling a normal life. He continues his work at the Octopus Design Company, where things are busy.
Initial D Omnibus 5 Review

1 week ago | animeuknews.net | Ian Wolf

In this latest omnibus edition, Takumi Fujiwara ends up learning things the hard way both in and out of the car. We begin mid-race with the Emperor team, with Seiji Iwaki driving a Mitsubishi Evo IV, racing against Takumi in his panda-coloured Eighty-Six.
Thunder 3 Volume 4 Review

2 weeks ago | animeuknews.net | Ian Wolf

At the beginning of my review of the previous volume of Thunder 3, I wrote that while there was little attention paid to the main heroes, there was plenty of action to keep the reader entertained. In this fourth volume, even the action starts to feel a bit of a drag. Most of this edition concerns the ongoing rebellion being organised by a group of humans called Rebellion (unimaginatively).
Ashita no Joe: Fighting for Tomorrow Omnibus 2 Review

2 weeks ago | animeuknews.net | Ian Wolf

Since my review of the first omnibus of Asao Takamori and Tetsuya Chiba’s classic boxing manga, Vertical/Kodansha’s release of Ashita no Joe has been nominated for an Eisner Award. This should be no surprise given the prestige the series already has, but also the fact that you cannot put this book down once you’ve started reading it.
Mono Volume 2 review

4 weeks ago | animeuknews.net | Ian Wolf

As the anime adaption of mono continues on Crunchyroll, it’s time to take another look at the original manga as the series catches up. Once more Satsuki, An and Sakurako of the cinephoto study group continue to embark on more travels, partly to help local manga artist Haruno, who is creating a title based on their passion for photography. This second volume begins with a visit from motorbiker vlogger Kako using Satsuki’s action camera to film Haruno at work.
Spring 2025 Preview

1 month ago | animeuknews.net | Ian Wolf

New anime TV series for Spring have been springing up on all the usual streaming channels since April began – but what’s this? We can’t watch Yaiba yet in the UK – Lazarus (Shinichiro Watanabe) is only showing on All4 in a US dub – and Your Forma only seems to be available on YouTube at the time of writing.
The Fable Omnibus 6 Review

1 month ago | animeuknews.net | Ian Wolf

The end of the previous collection was definitely dramatic and that drama only continues to escalate in this latest edition. We begin by following the aftermath of a shocking incident at the workplace of The Fable, the hitman currently in hiding and working under the name Akira Sato. One of his co-workers, Etsuji, who has been stalking fellow co-worker Misaki, has become so depressed with everything that has gone on around him that he tries to stab Misaki to death then and there in the office.
Dogsred Volume 1 Review

2 months ago | animeuknews.net | Ian Wolf

We don’t tend to review VIZ Media titles much on Anime UK News as we don’t get review copies, but I wanted to give my views on this title, which I purchased myself, for a few reasons. First of all, I’m a fan of ice hockey (I support my local team, Billingham Stars) so out of all the reviewers on the website I guess I’m the one WITH the most in-depth knowledge of the game. Secondly are the somewhat troubled origins of Dogsred.