Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we’re bounding back into the ongoing revival of Yaiba: Samurai Legend, the bombastic shonen spectacle originally created by Case Closed mangaka Gosho Aoyama. Within our first two episodes, Yaiba has accidentally shipped himself from his mysterious jungle home to Japan, taken up residence with local …
Nyaight of the Living Cat – 01 The notion of a zombie apocat-lypse show directed by Miike Takashi of all people sounds, to say the least, far-fetched. But this is Japan. This is animanga, and all things are possible. It’s no exaggeration to say one of the things that instantly appealed to me about this …
MVM Entertainment, through their online store anime-on-line, have today confirmed that Fate/Grand Carinival, which is a four part (two 30 minute episode) comedy spin-off of the Fate/Grand Order franchise, will launch on 6th October 2025 as a Collector’s Edition Blu-Ray in the UK. This Collector’s Edition Blu-Ray, which has an SRP of £34.99, features a …
Elysian Film Group have recently confirmed that the iconic Studio Ghibli film, Princess Mononoke, will receive an IMAX cinema release in the UK and Ireland from 15th August 2025. This IMAX version of the film also uses a new 4K restoration that was directly overseen by Studio Ghibli’s Atsushi Okui, who has been involved in …
Anime Limited, otherwise known as All The Anime, have today announced that the feature-length-film Colorful Stage! The Movie: A Miku Who Can’t Sing will screen in cinemas across the UK and Ireland on 31st August 2025. Tickets are not yet available to book, but a microsite is available where fans can register interest for the …
Any new Kyoto Animation series is noteworthy. They’re expansive in terms of production values, but not quantity of output (and that’s not coincidental). It’s especially so when they make one of their rare forays outside their normal production model of adapting light novels they own. CITY certainly qualifies there, though they do have a long-standing …
