Online retail listings at Amazon UK, HMV, and Rarewaves have today revealed that Sony Pictures Home Entertainment are planning to release Satoshi Kon’s PAPRIKA as a 4K UHD Blu-Ray SteelBook Edition next month. Currently available for pre-order with a SRP of £34.99, and scheduled to be released on the 14th September 2026, this newly revealed …
The Mighty Nein – Episode 4
Hello folks, and welcome on back to Wrong Every Time. Today I’m eager to check back in on The Mighty Nein, our loose assemblage of rebels, rogues, and ne’er-do-wells transposed from the tabletop ramblings of Critical Role to the more focused format of animated adventuring. After several episodes spent introducing the various members of our …
Suzume 4K UHD Blu-Ray to Release as a SteelBook Edition in the UK this October
It’s been 19 months since a press release revealed that Crunchyroll would release Suzume on 4K UHD Blu-Ray in the UK, and today (thanks to a retail listing on Amazon UK) we now have confirmation that it will be released on the 12th October 2026 as a SteelBook Edition. Directed by Makoto Shinkai, and featuring …
I’m Living With An Otaku Neet Kunoichi!? – The Complete Collection Confirmed for October 2026 Release on Blu-Ray in the UK
MVM Entertainment have today confirmed through online retailer anime-on-line that I’m Living With An Otaku Neet Kunoichi!? will be released as a complete series collection on the 19th October 2026 as a Standard Edition Blu-ray set in the UK. An early bird pre-order deal is also being offered for a limited time. I’m Living With …
New UK Anime Releases: 17th August 2026
This week sees a variety of new releases from Anime Limited and Crunchyroll, with highlights including the complete collection of Ragna Crimson and as well as volume 6 of Naruto Shippuden. There is more to explore at the cinema as well, as Kiki’s Delivery Service will be screened in IMAX at participating chains across the …
The Rentaro Family Idol Arc!
The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You S3 Ep 4 Idols are huge in Japan. J-pop may not have the same reach as K-Pop, but it’s got its fair share of fans, especially among us weebs. But it’s also a grueling and unforgiving environment that will set you alive! But as …






