The anime comes to Japan in just a few days, on the 7th, and we see it mentioned on Winter 2022 lineup. CUE! is marked as a simulcast which means it’ll air, with subtitles, on Crunchyroll pretty much as it airs in Japan.
Tokyo 24th Ward shows us some sci-fi and heads to Crunchyroll
The latest Tokyo 24th Ward trailer seems to do a flip halfway through with a pivot of tones from buddy slice of life to dramatic hi-tech drama.
Sword-lifting: Ranking of Kings gets an action-packed new trailer
Part two of Ranking of Kings seems to offer battle scenes, melee and a whole lot of lifting blades. In fact, our pint-sized hero looks deadly.
A relaxing two million yen fine: Blue Thermal
Blue Thermal follows sporty freshman Tamaki Tsuru. The volleyball fanatic drops the sport after she’s rejected in love. Why? She was told he was too sporty. Tamaki joins the tennis club instead, and there, with the aid of a high-speed tennis ball, damages a glider in transport and earns herself a two million yen fine […]
Where did that car door come from? Detective Conan: The Bride of Halloween trailer
The Detective Conan series is big in Japan, and it’s not about a barbarian warrior who also solves mysteries. The show actually features a kid detective, except the sleuth’s young age is due to a chemical reversal.
Will Netflix’s The Orbital Children be out of this world?
The Orbital Children could be Netflix’s next huge anime smash. It’s undoubtedly the next project from Mitsuo Iso, an iconic animator who has not directed a full project since Denno Coil in 2007. Neon Genesis Evangelion was 1995.
Tribe Nine: Sportsball made cool
The latest trailer for Tribe Nine is overt; this is a baseball anime, but it’s not. It’s a gang warfare anime.
Komi Can’t Communicate’s trailer reveals the second half of mighty social goal
Komi Can’t Communicate is a Netflix anime in which a young woman is subject to crippling social anxiety and struggles to make friends.
Supernatural blood battles in The Case Study of Vanitas part two trailer
Rumors revolving around The Book of Vanitas, a clockwork grimoire of dubious reputation, draw Noé, a young vampire in search of a friend’s salvation, to Paris.
Link Click reminds us that global anime is changing
You can currently watch the English subtitled Link Click on Funimation. In January, the Japanese dubbed version airs.
