Author: AnimeWeeb
Yo, I’m AnimeWeeb—just a mid-30s guy living that anime grind. If it’s got epic fights, wild plot twists, or an opening theme that makes you scream-sing along, I’m all in.This blog? It’s where I spill all the anime tea—latest news, season drops, and why your fave show might not be as good as you think (no hard feelings, though). From trending series to underrated gems, it’s all about keeping it real and vibing with the anime fam.So grab your snacks, queue up your watchlist, and let’s geek out—because anime isn’t just a phase, it’s a forever mood.
The popular rom-com anime, Medaka Kuroiwa is Impervious to My Charms, is set to captivate a wider audience with its English dub premiere. Following the original Japanese release on January 6, 2025, the English dubbed version is scheduled to debut on Monday, January 20, 2025, on Crunchyroll. The series has already garnered attention for its unique premise and comedic approach to the classic high school romance. English Dub Cast Announced Crunchyroll has revealed the talented voice cast who will be bringing the characters of Medaka Kuroiwa is Impervious to My Charms to life in English. The cast includes: Megan Shipman…
Hirohiko Araki, the renowned creator of the long-running and globally celebrated manga series JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, has publicly recommended a new manga titled “Love, Revenge, and Such” (愛だとか復讐だとか Ai da toka Fukushū da toka) by Michiki Hiroi. This endorsement has sparked considerable interest within the manga community, given Araki’s influential status and discerning taste. Araki’s Enthusiastic Recommendation Araki’s comment appears on the obi strip of the first volume of “Love, Revenge, and Such,” which was recently released in Japan on January 17, 2025. His succinct yet powerful statement reads: “This body-swapping story is incredibly interesting!” This endorsement has quickly spread…
Shojo manga, with its focus on heartfelt romance and personal growth, has captivated readers for decades. While popular series often dominate the conversation, numerous hidden gems deserve recognition. These underrated high school romance shojo manga offer unique stories, compelling characters, and emotional depth that will resonate with readers looking for something beyond the mainstream. Here are 10 such series that may have flown under your radar: 1. High School Debut High School Debut tells the story of Haruna Nagashima, a girl who dedicated her junior high years to softball. Now in high school, she decides to focus on finding love.…
The popular manga series, Undead Unluck, is set to reach its “climax” in the upcoming issue of Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, signaling a significant turn for the beloved series. This announcement has sparked considerable discussion among fans, with many wondering if this marks the end of the manga. The Meaning of “Climax” In the context of Japanese manga, the term “climax” often signifies the final chapter or concluding arc of a series. While the word traditionally denotes the highest point of tension in a narrative, its use in Weekly Shonen Jump frequently points towards an imminent ending. This has been…
RuriDragon, the manga series by Masaoki Shindo, has captured the attention of readers with its unique blend of the mundane and the fantastical. Volume 1 introduces us to Ruri Aoki, an ordinary high school girl whose life takes an unexpected turn when she wakes up one morning with dragon horns sprouting from her head. This isn’t a typical shonen manga filled with epic battles and world-shattering events; instead, it’s a charming slice-of-life story that focuses on Ruri’s journey of self-discovery and acceptance. The Premise: A Dragon’s Tale, Subverted The premise of RuriDragon is simple yet intriguing. Ruri’s transformation isn’t the…
The popular manga series, Mission: Yozakura Family, has officially ended its serialization in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine. The final chapter, chapter 258, was released on Monday, January 20, 2025, marking the end of a six-year journey for the series created by Hitsuji Gondaira. The series, known for its blend of action, comedy, and spy-themed family dynamics, has garnered a dedicated fanbase since its debut in August 2019. The End of a Spy Family Saga The conclusion of Mission: Yozakura Family marks a significant moment for Weekly Shonen Jump, as it’s the first major series to conclude in 2025. The…
In a surprising move, the creators of the popular manga “Endroll Back,” Haruna Nakazato and Tōto Hasuo, are teaming up to launch a new manga series centered around the classic board game Go. Titled “Go to Go (Rank and Go (board game)),” this manga is set to debut in the next issue of Kodansha’s Weekly Young Magazine on January 27th, marking the magazine’s first foray into traditional Go-themed storytelling. A New Chapter for Nakazato and Hasuo Haruna Nakazato, known for her artwork in “Endroll Back” and “BLAST,” is bringing her artistic skills to this new project. Her previous works showcase…
For many, the gateway to the captivating world of anime is often through its vibrant animated adaptations. However, the source material, the manga, frequently offers an even richer and more nuanced experience. Shonen manga, geared towards a young male audience, is a cornerstone of this culture, known for its action-packed stories, memorable characters, and themes of friendship and growth. If you’ve been captivated by a shonen anime, delving into its manga counterpart can unlock a whole new level of appreciation. Here are eight must-read shonen manga series to explore after enjoying their anime adaptations. 1. Dragon Ball Super: The Saga…
Masahiro Anbe, the renowned manga artist best known for his hit series Squid Girl, is set to launch his latest manga, Akuma de Fukei!, on February 3, 2025. The new series will be serialized in Kodansha’s Weekly Young Magazine, marking Anbe’s first foray into this publication. This announcement follows Anbe’s previous works in Weekly Shōnen Champion, where he serialized both Squid Girl and Atsumare! Fushigi Kenkyū-bu. A Romantic Comedy with a Devilish Twist Akuma de Fukei! promises a departure from Anbe’s previous works, presenting a romantic comedy with supernatural elements. The story revolves around Eclair, a demon “policewoman” who descends…
Tokyo, Japan – Weekly Shonen Jump, the renowned Japanese manga magazine, has concluded its first major series of 2025, marking the end of Hitsuji Gondaira’s Mission: Yozakura Family after a six-year serialization. The series, which debuted in 2019, reached its conclusion with Chapter 258, bringing to a close the adventures of Taiyo Asano and the unique Yozakura family. A Fond Farewell to a Shonen Staple Mission: Yozakura Family has been a consistent presence in Shonen Jump since its inception. The manga, known for its blend of action, comedy, and family dynamics, follows high school student Taiyo Asano, who becomes entangled…