It’s time once again for the Anime Research Society to explore the depths of anime – the good, the bad, the absolutely insane. Join them as they
Sony Pictures TV Networks are planning on acquiring the majority of Funimation’s stakes in a new upcoming deal.
In 2006, the North American anime industry burned to the ground. Standing on the ashes was Funimation, the stalwart distributor best known for bringing for
Funimation’s new SimulDub schedule has been announced. Working closely with Crunchyroll to provide dubs and subs to anime fans around the world, shows such as
Popular anime series Haruhi Suzumiya will soon see its film The Disappearance of Haruhi Suzumiya return to North America on Blu-ray and DVD. According to
Makoto Shinkai’s 2016 coming-of-age anime film Your Name has been one of the greatest box office releases in Japan during 2016. But reports suggest that
Mainstream culture has an attitude towards anime similar to your relationship with a friend-of-a-friend. You’re vaguely aware they exist, but don’t feel the need to
Anime is often looked down upon by hoity-toity snobs. “It’s too melodramatic.” “It’s silly.” “Their eyes are too big.” I’ve heard riffs on those statements
The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya is a bonafide modern classic, and one of my personal favourite anime series. However, by leaps and bounds, its companion
The only religion I’ve ever had on my personal Facebook page is Haruhiism. It’s a bit of a joke that dates back ten years. When
Funimation and Crunchyroll. The two companies are household names in the world of North American anime viewing.
Media streaming is the go-to for many people these days when it comes to watching movies, television shows, videos, and a plethora of entertainment. As
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