Anime Industry

Do you remember that some time ago we published here that a Hong Kong company called Oasis became Kadokawa’s largest

Kadokawa has announced major internal changes involving its workforce as part of a broader global restructuring strategy. The move has

Katsuhiro Otome, creator of Akira, has drawn global attention in the anime industry after announcing the launch of his own

A discussion took over Japanese Twitter at the beginning of May this year when a Japanese user began explaining how

Toho presented a striking idea: they plan to “produce anime in mass production.” This concept was introduced as part of

The Japanese studio Studio KAI suffered a major loss — about 565 million yen (approximately 3.54 million USD) — in

Blu-ray manufacturers leaving Japan has become a growing concern among anime fans and physical media collectors, following recent announcements from

GitHub recently removed more than 900 projects linked to illegal streaming tools. The action followed a request from Remove Your

Anime creators receive 0% of Japanese government subsidies in 2024, according to recently released official documents, raising concerns about the

The alleged Crunchyroll data breach is raising serious concerns among anime fans and cybersecurity experts. According to reports from cyber

Finally, we have a solid answer to a question many have been asking ever since isekai anime became massively popular:

Something happened as the investor Oasis ended up buying shares in Kadokawa, which is one of the largest Japanese companies