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This forgotten anime masterpiece on Prime Video should be seen by every fan
One of the greatest anime anthologies ever made, Memories brings together unforgettable sci-fi stories from some of the medium's biggest legends.
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Polygon
· Jul 4, 2026
Kagurabachi's first 20 minutes slices through the explosive Anime Expo hype
The long-awaited adaptation of Takeru Hokazono’s hit manga premieres at Anime Expo, offering fans their first glimpse at the next big shonen anime
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Shonen Jump’s Next Big Hit After Kagurabachi Still Needs an Anime
Image Courtesy of Shueisha After waiting for almost three years, Kagurabachi fans finally got the anime announcement, and the series will premiere next year. The acclaimed Weekly Shonen Jump manga written and illustrated by Takeru Hokazono began serialization in September 2023 and immediately captured readers’ attention, becoming viral right after its first chapter. The total sales recorded as of October 2025 were 4 []
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'Dynamite' tops 2.1 bil. YouTube views to become most-watched BTS music video
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