Phantom Busters TV anime is set for 2027
Neoshoco’s supernatural manga is getting an adaptation, but its studio, cast, release month and distribution have not been announced.
Neoshoco’s supernatural manga is getting an adaptation, but its studio, cast, release month and distribution have not been announced.
Shin Oishinbo was announced during Shin-Ei Animation's 50th anniversary celebration, but its release date, cast and format remain undisclosed.
Black Clover, The Apothecary Diaries, Aoashi, and Magic Knight Rayearth lead the returning titles, while Firefly Wedding and Overgeared headline the premieres.
The new season will run for two consecutive cours and shift the action to the Galaxia Heroes: Chaos tournament, airing Sundays in Japan.
The preview follows Tsubasa’s relationship with Ten Yamasaki’s character ahead of the film’s September 25 theatrical debut in Japan.
Episode 49 will air October 19 and episode 50 on October 26 in Japan, while a selection of earlier installments fills the gap.
The adaptation will run for two consecutive cours, reach Japanese television on October 5, and has introduced its theme songs in a new trailer.
New World Order begins with two books on November 10 and moves the story toward a new phase; no anime continuation has been announced.
The Bones Film production returns in January 2027, but its exact premiere date, episode count, and international platform remain unconfirmed.
The new run will air on TV Tokyo and feature ONE OR EIGHT’s “Yellow Brick Road” as its ending; an episode count has not been announced.
The Gallop production will air on Fuji TV and unspecified platforms; a trailer introduces the new voices of Ryotsu, Nakagawa, Reiko, and Ohara.
Katsuhiro Otomo's classic began a new run in the United States and Canada days after the restoration opened in Brazilian theaters.
Sekiro: No Defeat begins a three-week Japanese theatrical run while its international distribution date remains unconfirmed.
A complete guide to Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, its adapted story arcs, premiere dates, and Toei Animation's latest licensing statements.
Amazon confirms a live-action series of Natsu Hyuga's work for 2028, while anime Nippon Sangoku secures a continuation on Prime Video.
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