Author: AnimeWeeb

The popular manga series, Komi Can’t Communicate, is set to conclude soon, marking the end of a nearly decade-long run. Fans have followed the story of Shoko Komi, a high school student with severe social anxiety, as she strives to make 100 friends. The series, created by Tomohito Oda, has garnered a dedicated following since its debut and has also been adapted into a successful anime. Final Chapters on the Horizon The news of the manga’s impending conclusion was initially revealed by prominent anime and manga news leakers on X (formerly Twitter), including @MangaMoguraRE. While official confirmation from the publisher,…

In a move that has surprised many within the anime and manga community, Sony has announced the revival of the Crunchyroll Manga app. This announcement, made at Sony’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 press conference, comes just over a year after the app was shut down. The original app, launched in October 2013, was a digital manga distribution service that offered a wide variety of titles to subscribers. However, it faced numerous challenges, including licensing issues and competition from other digital manga platforms, eventually leading to its demise in December 2023. This unexpected revival has sparked debate among fans and…

The highly anticipated Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle Arc is set to be adapted into a trilogy of movies, with the first installment slated for release in 2025. This news has sent waves of excitement through the anime community, as it marks the beginning of the end for Tanjiro Kamado’s epic journey. The Infinity Castle arc is the penultimate arc of the series and is known for its intense battles and emotional character moments. Infinity Castle Arc: A Cinematic Finale The Infinity Castle Arc is a pivotal point in the Demon Slayer storyline, where the Demon Slayer Corps…

The manga scene is heating up as publishers prepare to unleash a wave of exciting new titles and continuing series in February 2025. From thrilling action and supernatural suspense to heartwarming stories, there’s something for every manga fan. Here’s a look at some of the most anticipated releases. Titan Manga’s February Lineup Titan Manga is bringing a diverse selection of manga to the shelves in February 2025. Among the new series, a few stand out: Sword of the Titans Vol. 1 Prepare for an epic magical adventure with Sword of the Titans. This new series, created by Kishidashiki, introduces a…

The popular manga series, Komi Can’t Communicate, is set to conclude its serialization, marking the end of an era for fans worldwide. Created by Tomohito Oda, the manga has captivated readers with its heartwarming story of a high school girl overcoming social anxiety. The series has been serialized in Shogakukan’s Weekly Shonen Sunday since May 2016, and it will enter its final story arc on July 24, 2024. The End of a Long Journey After a successful run of almost a decade, the manga is approaching its final chapters. The series has garnered a large following, with its 35 volumes…

Mattel, the multinational toy and entertainment behemoth, is venturing into the world of manga with a new partnership with TOKYOPOP, a well-known publisher of manga and anime-related media. This strategic move signals a significant step in Mattel’s ongoing brand diversification plan, aiming to broaden its reach and appeal to a younger demographic. The collaboration will see the creation of original manga-style graphic novels based on two of Mattel’s most iconic brands: Barbie and Hot Wheels. A New Chapter for Mattel: Manga-Style Graphic Novels The partnership between Mattel and TOKYOPOP is set to bring a fresh, visually engaging style to the…

Tokyo, Japan – Media giant Kadokawa, a major player in the anime industry, is shifting its strategy towards producing more sequels and longer series, raising concerns about the potential for creative stagnation. This move, aimed at stabilizing production and increasing revenue, could inadvertently stifle originality and place further strain on an already demanding industry. A New Strategy: Sequels and Longer Series Takeshi Kikuchi, Kadokawa’s chief anime officer, recently outlined the company’s plan to prioritize sequels to hit series and increase the number of episodes per season. This strategy contrasts with the previous approach of simply increasing the number of new…

A new manga series, “Dungeon Elf – What’s a Dungeon without Treasure Chests?”, has experienced a significant surge in popularity after being recommended by none other than the beloved character Frieren from the hit manga and anime series, “Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End”. This unexpected endorsement has led to a reprint of the manga’s first volume and a wave of new readers eager to dive into the adventures of the treasure-chest-placing elf. Frieren’s Endorsement: A Golden Ticket Frieren, the stoic and powerful elf mage, known for her long life and insightful observations, has captured the hearts of manga and anime fans…

The long-running manga series, Mission: Yozakura Family, is reaching its climax and will conclude its serialization in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine soon. This announcement marks the end of another significant series in the magazine, which has seen a number of its mainstays conclude in recent times. End of an Era Mission: Yozakura Family, created by Hitsuji Gondaira, has been a staple in Weekly Shonen Jump, captivating readers with its unique blend of action, comedy, and family drama. The story revolves around Taiyo Asano, a high school student who becomes entangled with the Yozakura family, a group of incredibly skilled…

A new manga adaptation of Ryunosuke Akutagawa’s renowned short story, “Hell Screen,” is set to be released in March, bringing the classic tale of artistic obsession and moral depravity to a new audience. The manga, adapted by Mihiro, promises to capture the haunting essence of Akutagawa’s original work. This release is highly anticipated by fans of both classic Japanese literature and manga alike. A Classic Tale Reimagined Ryunosuke Akutagawa, a literary giant of early 20th-century Japan, first published “Hell Screen” (Jigokuhen) in 1918. The story, a chilling exploration of the dark side of artistic pursuit, has captivated readers for decades.…