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KPop Demon Hunter: Dancing with Demons? (article)
Anime/mangaOffworld Report

October 2025 anime & manga news digest.

Demon slayers, vending machines and celestial slime: SFcrowsnest’s autumn anime & manga digest If you thought anime had peaked when

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KPop Demon Hunter: Dancing with Demons? (article)
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KPop Demon Hunter: Dancing with Demons? (article)

Some films sound like they were dreamed up during a late-night pub crawl after one too many pints. KPOP DEMON

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Reborn as a Vending Machine, I Now Wander the Dungeon
Anime/mangaComics

Demon slayers, vending machines and lurking librarians (September 2025 anime & manga news round-up).

Infinity castles, kaiju, and vending machines with more personality than half the Hollywood slate — it’s been a busy old

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Ronin Uprising by Frank Miller, Philip Tan and Daniel Henriques (graphic novel review).

‘Ronin Rising’ combines samurai-style combat with dystopian Science Fiction but, while the artwork is okay, the story doesn’t really make

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Anime/mangaSteampunkTV

Leviathan: Giant airships, bio-engineered beasties, and an alt-history that’ll blow your gears off (TV).

Hold on to your top hats and goggles, folks! Leviathan is storming onto Netflix in 2025, and it’s bringing an

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Gundam: Requiem for Vengeance
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Gundam Requiem for Vengeance: Netflix’s new Mecha mayhem (trailer).

Roll up, roll up, anime aficionados and Gundam gurus! Netflix is strapping on its mobile suits and charging headfirst into

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Parasyte Netflix TV horror
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Parasyte The Grey: new Netflix South Korean horror series (trailer).

Picture this: a world where unidentified parasites fall from the sky, seizing control of humans and wreaking havoc. Enter Parasyte:

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Scarlet Traces
Anime/mangaScifi

War of the Worlds redux (article).

In the vast and eclectic universe of science fiction, where the boundaries of imagination are as limitless as the stars

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Robotech
Anime/mangaTV

Robotech: Mecha Magic and Galactic Grit from the 1980s (video).

Robotech, the American sci-fi franchise that took the ’80s by storm and left us all wondering if we could one

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Studio Ponoc and Netflix: a magical partnership in the world of anime (news).
Anime/manga

Studio Ponoc and Netflix: a magical partnership in the world of anime? (news).

Studio Ponoc, the Tokyo-based animation powerhouse, has just inked a multi-film deal with Netflix, ensuring that their upcoming animated features

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