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The Amazing Digital Circus, the viral dark comedy loved by the creator of Chainsaw Man, will soon be available outside of YouTube. Netflix has announced that it will host all the series' current and upcoming episodes this October.

Glitch Productions, the Australian animation company behind The Amazing Digital Circus, recently announced its official partnership with Netflix. Episodes 1-3 of the viral YouTube cartoon will premiere on Netflix on Oct. 4, 2024. The Amazing Digital Circus will still be available on YouTube, with future episodes premiering on the popular video platform before Netflix. Although only two episodes of The Amazing Digital Circus are available, a Halloween-themed episode will premiere on YouTube in early October.

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The New York Botanical Garden is set to debut a “The Nightmare Before Christmas” themed light trail, inspired by Tim Burton’s 1993 film, on Sept 27. The experience will run through Nov. 30, with operating hours from dusk until 10 p.m.

The trail features over 8,300 square feet of light installations created by technology including itneractive video projection, intelligent LED lighting and 3D printed sculptures of the film’s characters.

The trail is created by Adventurelive and Letsgo, and presented by a special arrangement with Buena Vista Theatrical. Tickets start at $39 for children and $49 for adults and can be purchased online.

Titmouse, Polygon Pictures to Partner and Produce Multiple CG Animation Series

Titmouse and Polygon Pictures will partner to develop and produce multiple CG series, specifically CG-focused adult and children’s animated projects.

Titmouse is known for its raunchy comedic work with the production of shows like “Big Mouth,” “The Legend of Vox Machina,...

Quick Links Kingdom Has Sold 100 Million Copies but Isn't Available in North America Kingdom and Other Manga Are Frequently Bootlegged Online The Kingdom Anime Is Uneven but Worthwhile Kingdom Has Enough Fans Eager to Buy Special Editions Kingdom's Magazine Has Published Multiple Brilliant Hits "Kingdom" is a popular historical military action manga that has sold over 100 million copies worldwide but is unavailable in the United States and Canada. The manga's unavailability in North America has left fans feeling left out, and they must learn Japanese, French, or Spanish to read it legitimately. The anime adaptation of "Kingdom" has faced scrutiny in earlier seasons and, despite pacing issues, improved greatly from season 3 onward.

Popular seinen manga series have a way of attracting massive fan bases when their concepts and characters resonate with readers, with Yasuhisa Hara's Kingdom being an easy sell for most people. For history buffs, it's set in...

Chainsaw Man creator Tatsuki Fujimoto has revealed his newest manga recommendation on social media platform X (formerly Twitter).

Posted under his social media alias of Nagayama Koharu, Fujimoto gave his brief thoughts on a new manga series he's been reading. "Tower Dungeon was fun, so I recommend it," Fujimoto said. Tower Dungeon is a manga written and illustrated by Tsutomu Nihei, the Japanese manga artist behind Blame!, Wolverine: Snikt! and Knights of Sidonia.

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Tower Dungeon by Tsutomu Nihei is recommended by Chainsaw Man's Tatsuki Fujimoto and Dandadan's Yukinobu Tatsunoko.Hidden gem alert. Fujimoto and Tatsu are excited about Nihei's new fantasy series, describing it as fun read with beautiful art. With art by one of the industry's best, the fantasy setting combined with action premise could see Nihei creating even more stunning landscapes.

The creators of Chainsaw Man and Dandadan, two of Shōnen Jump's biggest manga, have recommended Tsutomu Nihei's newest series, Tower Dungeon. The legendary artist behind Blame!, who also authored the acclaimed manga Wolverine: Snikt!, has built up a reputation for making hits, and his latest work has already caught the eye of the industry's best.

Tatsuki Fujimoto, the brilliant author of Fire Punch, Look Back, and Chainsaw Man, took to Twitter/X to share his opinions on Nihei's new fantasy series, and he recommended it to his huge 700K audience.

Tsutomi Nihei, the author of two iconic sci-fi manga, Blame! and Knights of Sidonia, is going to apply his talents to fantasy with a new manga that will be published by Kodansha in the Monthly Comic Sirius magazine. Tsutomu Nihei has gained a cult following for his cyberpunk-inspired aesthetics that shone in the hit manga Blame! in 1997 and then in Knights of Sidonia in 2009.

With Shueisha's Shonen Jump releasing new manga to replace its most popular ones like One Piece and Jujutsu Kaisen, Kodansha has to follow suit if it still wants to retain its the spot as Shueisha's biggest competitor. The company will start publishing a new fantasy manga, Tower Dungeon, that seems very promising, and it will be written and drawn by none other than Tsutomu Nihei. Coming off two award-winning sci-fi manga, Nihei is ready to change genre and hopefully take the industry by storm for the third time.

A slew of awesome guests has just been announced for the upcoming Anime Expo 2023. The annual convention is the largest of its kind in North America and attracts big names for its panels every year. This year is no exception, with huge voice actors, manga artists, and other major industry names set to attend.

In a press release, Anime Expo revealed a long list of guests attending the event. One of the most notable guests is Masakazu Morita, the voice actor of Ichigo in Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War, which will be returning for a Part 2 on July 8th. Other voice actors attending the convention include many seiyuus from the game Obey Me! Nightbringer. Major manga creators will also be at the convention, including the mangaka of Soul Eater and Fire Force 'sAtsushi Ohkubo as well as the author of Bungo Stray Dogs Kafka Asagiri. The convention also includes video game creators like Kazutaka Kodaka,...

Based on the first manga by Tsutomi Nihei, of “Knights of Sidonia” fame, “Blame!” is a CGI anime, in the visual style that Netflix seems to promote intensely at the moment.

The story takes place in the distant future, where an infection has caused the automated systems humanity created to spiral out of control, resulting in a multi-leveled structure that keeps expanding itself in all directions, and a number of robots called Safeguards hunting down the remaining humans, under orders from the defense system of the machine. In one of the corners of the city, a group of humans, self-named Electro-Fishers, are struggling to survive in the middle of Safeguards and the lack of food. As the story begins, a girl named Zuru and her young friends, in an effort to help the struggling grown-ups go on a search for food on their own. Their “trip” however,...