Lupin The 3rd has been around for over five decades, and its popularity shows no sign of stopping. For nearly 20 years, Tony Oliver, Richard Epcar, Michelle Ruff, and Lex Lang have voiced Lupin, Jigen, Fujiko, and Goemon respectfully. Because
It’s not every day when anime conventions are given the chance to showcase a popular series’s soundtrack live. My Hero Academia is one anime that has a plethora of styles in its score, from simple piano and raucous ska to
It’s wild to think that there aren’t a lot of anime series that focus on parents bonding with their children. In fact, not since a certain mom & son duo went to another world have I seen an anime whose
Vtubers have taken over the world in ways we couldn’t have imagined. From Kizuna Ai to Project Melody, these virtual stars have found their way into the hearts of fans all over the world. No one knows this more than
The world of anime delivered us plenty of bangers in their openings and endings in 2021! King Baby Duck looks back at the best songs from the shows we loved! From CreepyPasta adventurers and toyed senpais to lovebirds and burnt-out
It’s always a breath of fresh air when an anime rom-com focuses on adults rather than students. Series like WOTAKOI and Recovery of an MMO Junkie relish on the struggles of finding romance in the real world. But leave it
“The best thing about movies is that they’re 90 minutes long.” With today’s short attention spans, filmmakers must understand the importance of telling a story that keeps everyone’s eyes on the big screens. Sure, there are major epics that wow many
For decades, hockey fans have waited for an anime series to call their own. Since that time, baseball, soccer, basketball, and volleyball have had their time in the animated spotlight. Even fake sports like Keijo and badminton have been given
It’s no Taisho secret: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba is the hottest thing to come out of Japan in recent years. Koyoharu Gotouge’s creation has taken over manga shelves, television screens, and has even knocked off Hayao Miyazaki as the
Vampires are no longer a threat in fiction; they’re also a source for great laughter. Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement’s What We Do in the Shadows franchise is the best example around, as it takes a mockumentary route to bring