Anime

Being in lockdown may not be the ideal state to be in right now, but on the plus side, many new TV anime series are going to be available for you to watch over the coming weeks. Major international...

In sad news last month, it was announced that the annual Gold Coast Film Festival (due to commence next week) would no longer be taking place in 2020 due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Hinting in their announcement that...

Now a few weeks into the COVID-19 stay-at-home orders, I cannot deny that it is becoming harder and harder to find fresh things to motivate me heading out of bed each day. That said, a shortage of new TV...

Over the coming days, anime fans around the world will be able to enjoy new anime seasons shortly after they air in Japan through official video-on-demand streaming services. In Australia, one of the big anime-exclusive streaming services is AnimeLab,...

You got a lot of time to spare and feel like binging a full 328 episode, nine-season anime series? Australian anime publisher Madman Entertainment has recently made the final English dubbed episodes of Fairy Tail available through their AnimeLab...

While like many other anime publishers in the western market you can now find a majority of Sentai Filmworks' anime licenses available via official streaming services, the company is still distributing a small selection of their works via home...

Got a quiet evening to yourself this weekend? Perhaps looking for something new to binge on while you isolate yourself from everyone else? Madman Entertainment may have a new opportunity for you. This afternoon, it was confirmed that the...

In an announcement made by AnimeLab earlier today, Funimation Entertainment will be revising their dub production schedule to ensure all voice actors and other staff can record their sessions at home rather than in a studio. This is amid...

Unfortunately, Australian anime publisher Madman Entertainment has announced that they have cancelled their Anime Festival in Brisbane this year. However, they have confirmed that MadFest 2021 is going ahead, and will be making its way to Brisbane next year. This...

In 2013 and 2015 two TV anime seasons adapting the work of Atto's original manga Non Non Biyori were aired in Japan. Both of these were later picked up by North American anime publisher Sentai Filmworks and released both...