Columnist Andrew Osmond considers the endings to four ‘winter’ TV anime – ‘Journal With Witch,’ ‘Trigun Stargaze,’ ‘You And I Are Polar Opposites,’ and ‘Shiboyugi;’ and for an encore, he’s brought back some snaps from last weekend’s ‘AnimeJapan’ event in Tokyo!
From indie Spanish animator Rafillo comes a film that teaches you everything you ever wanted to know from Professor Chachipistachi who, along with the little siblings Timmy and Mariloli Manilli, will experience a thousand adventures.
The adaptation of Kamome Shirahama’s manga will premiere April 6 with simultaneous English and Japanese releases of Episodes 1 and 2, alongside multiple dubbed language options.
All-new animated series returns fans to Hawkins during the winter of 1985 to face something terrifying beneath the ice; debuts on April 23.
Columnist Andrew Osmond looks back to when a seminal political comedy-thriller was made in anime.
Sides are being drawn in the run-up to the all-new season of the hit adaptation of the popular Capcom video game, which streams May 12.
The new crossover video brings Mickey Mouse and the famed Blue Heeler together on screen for the first time as part of Disney’s collaboration with Ludo Studio and BBC Studios.
Directed by James Papper and Bárbara Oliveira, the animated film centers on a Gen-Z barbarian prince who avoids battle in favor of gaming until his parents force him to face his destiny on his 16th birthday.
Creator and EP Jennifer Oxley talks about the innovative use of photo puppetry and After Effects, and the challenges of wrangling and photographing hamsters, on her mini-opera-themed preschool series; returns to Apple TV on March 20.
As the streamer’s live-action series returns to Season 2 acclaim, Andrew Osmond gives a personal view of the vexed history of live-action anime adaptations in the U.S.
The leading visual effects studio further refines its digital creature chops with the horrifying show characters Mutant Baby, Bed Mom, Pickle Dad, and the titular evil clown, all manifested through fear and realized via a new USD pipeline across 740 shots for the HBO horror series.
He’s baaaack… Aardman’s upcoming stop-motion comedy, the third feature in the ‘Shaun the Sheep’ franchise, hits theaters September 18.
The company shares details on how its ProVis tools enhanced real-time visualization and production workflows on new season of the Seth MacFarlane comedy, enabling complex sequences blending live-action and digital elements to be executed in-camera.
Netflix will roll out limited theatrical screenings of its all-new animated series across the U.S. on April 18, ahead of the global streaming debut on April 23.
John Krasinski reprises his role as fearless patriot / hero / super-analyst Jack Ryan in the feature film continuation of the series; with returning cast and a new global espionage storyline, the show debuts May 20.
As the new season pushes into darker, more volatile territory filled with high-stakes conflict, it’s Mark Grayson’s mom Debbie’s grounded, resilient humanity that anchors the story, giving real emotional weight to the chaos, loss, and responsibility that come with extraordinary power; debuts March 18 on Prime Video.
Show to center on famous J.M. Barrie character, with ‘Friday Night Lights’ collaborators Liz Heldens and Bridget Carpenter writing and executive producing.
The most obvious decision in animation history has just been shared as Netflix and Sony Pictures Animation announce they are moving forward with a sequel to their award-winning hit ‘KPop Demon Hunters,’ the first project under the directors’ exclusive multi-year writing and directing deal with the streamer.
Comedy streaming platform, formerly known as CollegeHumor, expands into scripted animation with the shortform series, featuring 25 episodes rolling out through February 2027.
Network greenlights 2 seasons of show centered on the youngest Griffin family member, from Seth MacFarlane and Kirker Butler, with 20th Television Animation producing, slated for the 2027-28 season.
Justina Machado, Ambika Mod, and Lolly Adefope join Michael B. Jordan and Juno Temple on the 3DCG buddy comedy about a woodland creature and majestic bird who unexpectedly swap bodies; directed by Nathan Greno, it premieres May 1.
Yes, there is a tiny bit of good news today… one of cable’s most popular animated comedies returns with new episodes filled with absurdity and brilliance and more absurdity debuting May 24 on the network, with next-day digital availability and U.S. streaming beginning August 31.
New initiative includes a slate of children’s specials, shorts and curated programming tied to the United States’ 250th anniversary that will debut beginning May 1 with projects from The Jim Henson Company, GBH Kids, Future Brain Media and 9 Story Media Group.
Indie studio expands its podcast-driven IP strategy into animation with the launch of a dedicated kids YouTube platform and the premiere of its first animated show.
Lamorne Morris will voice the iconic, lasagna-loving orange cat in the new show inspired by the original comic strip by Jim Davis.
