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Fans of Jun Maeda -- the original creator of franchises that have been turned into hit anime series, such as Angel Beats and Clannad -- are in for a treat this February, with one of his trademark shows being newly added to a major streaming platform in North America.

The anime series Charlotte, by famed Angel Beats creator Jun Maeda, will become available on Netflix on Feb. 15 for streaming. The divisive 13-episode series originally aired in the Summer 2015 anime season and has been available primarily through Crunchyroll since. Now, after nearly 10 years, the anime is finding its way onto Netflix in the U.S. and Canada.

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Every season, plenty of anime shows and films are met with hype to incredible degrees. Whether it’s because of the popularity of the source material, the pedigree of the staff and studio, or some combination of the two, some anime will stand out more than others, and those that do are often the ones that are the best to watch in their respective seasons.

Hype tends to be a good way of judging how good an anime will be, but that isn’t always the case. As often as anime are given hype, they’re just as often ignored either before their premieres or during because of their premises or a general lack of interest, but even with that, there are many cases when an anime will find major success with fans and critics alike after initially garnering little to no interest. A few anime, in particular, are especially...

Fans can finally catch the English dub of Attack On Titan Final Season Part 3 Part 2 on Crunchyroll, as they revealed the highly anticipated release date of the English dub on Dec 8, 2023.

Attack On Titan Final Season Part 3 Part 2 English dub will be available for streaming on the platform from Jan 7, 2024, at 9:00 p.m. Pt in North America, Central America, South America, Europe, Africa, Oceania, the Middle East, Cis, and Southeast Asia.

The English-dubbed version will arrive alongside dubs in Spanish, Portuguese and German.

Moreover, Crunchyroll also revealed the English dub voice cast for the anime.

Attack On Titan Final Season Part 3 Part 2 English dub cast includes:

Bryce Papenbrook as Eren Jaeger Jessie James Grelle as Armin Arlert Trina Nishimura as Mikasa Ackerman Mike McFarland as Jean Kirstein Jessica Calvello as Hanji Zoë Matthew Mercer as Levi Ackerman Robert McCollum as Reiner Braun Lauren Landa as Annie Leonhart Clifford...

Sailor Moon fans are in for a Pretty Guardian Summer, courtesy of Netflix.

Both parts of Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Eternal The Movie make their Stateside streaming debut on Thursday, June 3 — and fans now have an English-language trailer to tide them over until that day comes.

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Based on the Sailor Moon manga’s “Dream” arc,...

Michael S. Mammano Sep 3, 2019

We sit down with five cast members from the final season of Sailor Moon and get a peek behind the curtain.

You want Sailor Moon cast interviews? Oh, you’re gonna get ‘em, because we got a chance to speak with the Sailor Guardians from the original Season 1 cast all the way up through Sailor Stars, the final season of Sailor Moon, the first volume of which is now available from Viz Media.

In this free-for-all, we’ve got five Sailors on the docket. In accordance with the Sailors’ debut queue, we start with Cristina Vee, who has rocked a pair of scarlet high heels for the last five years as Sailor Mars.

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The oh-so-wistful character Winnie the Pooh is currently being voiced by actor Jim Cummings — who recently made an appearance at the multi-genre convention ConnectiCon. While there, Cummings read a scene from Star Wars as the roly-poly bear, portraying Darth Vader. Lauren Landa joined him for the reading — the actress known for her vocal roles in anime and video games. The duo read the scene in which Princess Leia is led down a hallway after being captured by Vader’s men. As soon as the crowd hears Cummings’ solemn voice utter, “Don't play the innocent your Highness. You weren't on any mercy mission this time,” they burst out in laughter. The juxtaposition of Vader’s imposing image with that tiny, cracking voice is too good. Even...

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During ConnectiCon, Jim Cummings (the voice of Winnie the Pooh) recreated some of the opening sequences of Star Wars by replacing the dark and menacing voice of Darth Vader with the gentle and befuddled voice of Winnie the Pooh. The crowd gets so into it that it's hard to hear at the start of the video, but stick with it because some of the funniest stuff is at the end. Cummings gets an assist from Lauren Landa, another voice actor doing her own odd twist on Princess Leia. Thanks to Boing Boing for pointing out this older but still fun video.

Source: ChibiInuTsuzuki.