Once again, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is part of a real-life struggle between the good and evil to be found in the human heart.
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Kids’ manga magazine asks a juvenile question that prompts some deep thought and low-brow humor.
Beloved character Doraemon fronts new manners campaign for trains in and around the Kyoto region.
A lot has changed in the last 30 years, but this is one evolution old-school Clamp fans didn’t want to see.
A touching, and delicious, gesture to show appreciation to everyone who sent in manga donations.
Creator Eiichiro Oda wanted to incorporate Japanese elements sooner, but held himself back.
You might need to “sit” for this one–indulge in the nostalgia and buy up the exclusive character goods at this limited-time art appreciation event.
One of the industry’s most influential creators battled health issues nearly his entire life.
Onsen’s management asks social media to keep hate to a minimum while it believes in the goodness of Demon Slayer fans.
Fantasy tale provides best of both worlds with a story that students both can and will want to read.
Sure, a Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba tie-up is meant to get fans excited, but not like this.
Real-life bodybuilders stand in for anime weightlifters in otaku community’s favorite workout anthem.