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Reviews, deep dives, and what's new in anime — where to watch it, and why it's worth your time.

Why Sports Anime Hits Different
Deep Dives

Why Sports Anime Hits Different

Sports anime deleted the villain and kept the stakes — and that single structural trade is why a volleyball rally can land harder than a world-ending battle.

Oshi no Ko Review: A Gut-Punch Disguised as an Idol Anime
Reviews

Oshi no Ko Review: A Gut-Punch Disguised as an Idol Anime

A ferociously smart showbiz thriller wearing an idol anime's sequins, anchored by a feature-length opener that ranks among the medium's best — even if nothing that follows quite matches that first devastating high.

The MAPPA Effect: How One Studio Started Setting the Pace for Modern Anime
Deep Dives

The MAPPA Effect: How One Studio Started Setting the Pace for Modern Anime

MAPPA isn't the prettiest studio in anime — it's the one that made every big adaptation compete on its individual sequences, and Jujutsu Kaisen is where that bet became impossible to ignore.

Demon Slayer Review: The Show That Raised the Ceiling for Anime Action
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Demon Slayer Review: The Show That Raised the Ceiling for Anime Action

Demon Slayer pairs a familiar shonen story with a once-in-a-generation ufotable production, and the craft is so overwhelming the familiarity stops mattering.

Jujutsu Kaisen Review: The Modern Shonen Benchmark
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Jujutsu Kaisen Review: The Modern Shonen Benchmark

MAPPA hands Jujutsu Kaisen some of the best fight animation on television and a cast worth the carnage — a darker, sharper take on shonen that mostly lives up to its own considerable hype.

Dandadan Review: The Most Unhinged Anime of Its Year (Complimentary)
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Dandadan Review: The Most Unhinged Anime of Its Year (Complimentary)

Science Saru blends alien invasions, vengeful yokai, and a mortifying first crush into the most gloriously unhinged anime of its era — crude, gorgeous, and secretly tender.

Solo Leveling Review: All Spectacle — and Sometimes That's Exactly Enough
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Solo Leveling Review: All Spectacle — and Sometimes That's Exactly Enough

A-1 Pictures turns a beloved webtoon into pure adrenaline: Solo Leveling is gorgeous, propulsive, and wildly fun, even when its overpowered hero and quest-log plotting leave the drama a little hollow.

Anime to Get Your Skeptical Friends Hooked
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Anime to Get Your Skeptical Friends Hooked

The anime you actually put in front of someone who 'doesn't watch anime' — genre-legible, gorgeous, and low-commitment enough to win them over in a single sitting.

The Anime Everyone's Talking About
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The Anime Everyone's Talking About

A catch-up guide to the buzziest, most-debated anime driving fandom conversation right now — the big hits, the divisive swings, and the shows worth having an opinion on.