Christy Gibbs

Ghibli movies are known to touch on topics around nature and the environment. However, they’re not the only anime to feature these kinds of themes.

While Spy x Family’s main trio is the heart and soul of the series, Yor Forger gets the short end of the stick when it comes to character development.

Unsurprisingly, anime with post-apocalyptic settings tend to be grimdark and violent, but these shows prove that even the end of the world can be fun.

As popular as the cyberpunk genre has become, post-cyberpunk is far less well-known. However, anime that fit into this genre are well worth a look.

The imouto, or younger sister trope, is seemingly ubiquitous in anime -- much to the disconcertment of many Western viewers.

The difference between boys’ love (BL), yaoi and shonen-ai can be very murky, especially given the historical and cultural origins of these terms.

Sailor Moon fans can now recreate the anime’s transformation sequence with the international re-release of the Crystal Star makeup compact replica.

Pre-orders open for new Attack on Titan high-end jewelry, featuring official character necklaces that ship for both domestic and international fans.

Studio Ghibli's only official coffee grinder, inspired by one of its most underrated films, makes a return to the online store after 3 years.

McDonald's Japan introduces its new set of Hello Kitty Happy Meal toys, with the popular Sanrio character appearing as a sports star and cheerleader.