One of the big recent sci-fi spectacles that is clearly inspired by anime is returning to its roots with Netflix bringing two seasons of Pacific Rim anime to our screens starting in 2020.

hile plenty of fantastic established series and Boruto: Next Generation are returning, here’s a look at all the new series which will be making a splash later this month and kicking off the summer anime season.

So you’ve tuned into Netflix, expecting to watch some anime featuring massive monsters being clobbered by equally gigantic mecha when you selected Neon Genesis Evangelion from the trending bar. And so you did! You probably weren’t expecting Neon Genesis Evangelion to also throw themes of love, depression and a whole buffet of various other mental hang-ups while dribbling a sauce …

Tokyo is burning, and citizens are mysteriously suffering from spontaneous human combustion all throughout the city! Responsible for snuffing out this inferno is the Fire Force, and Shinra is ready to join their fight. Now, as part of Company 8, he’ll use his devil’s footprints to help keep the city from turning to ash! But his past and a burning secret behind the scenes could set everything ablaze.

The premise is usually simple enough to follow: A regular Joe from our world, gets stuck in a fantasy world that usually has several video game mechanics attached to it. You’d think that after a few years of studios pumping out shows from this well, that the genre would have run dry by now. You’d be wrong though, because Isekai anime has proven itself to be surprisingly versatile and able to take that idea in wild new directions. Want to hop in and give it a watch? Well here’s a list of ten great Isekai anime to binge on.

Netflix is taking their quest for quality anime series seriously as they are bringing in some of the best talent in the industry for a new series titled Eden.

The year may be two months over already, but the cosplay night is still young! This year has a had a few conventions already, but the road to San Diego Comic Con, LA Anime Expo and Dragon Con just doesn’t feel complete until KatsuCon kicks the year off properly.

It’s time to honour the best that 2018 had to offer, and what better way to do so than with an awards show? This year, anime streaming service Crunchyroll will be doing just that with the Anime Awards. Scheduled for broadcast on February 16 at 6PM PT (Which is an ungodly hour of 4AM in local African time), the third annual Anime Awards will be available for streaming on Twitch.