T he anime industry has gradually evolved and changed over the decades, and so have its fans. An anime fan will be a whole ...

The (literally) cursed anime adaption of Junji Ito's most famous manga is returning to Adult Swim's Toonami to celebrate the ...

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We owe it all to Toonami. While anime spent decades arriving on western shores in irregular stages — and often with new titles, like Astro Boy, Speed Racer and Battle of the Planets, which scrubbed ...

But the block came to an end in 2008. It had limped along for a while with a shortened schedule consisting more and more of reruns. Fans mourned the loss for four years. Then, on April 1, 2012, ...

In the following two tweets/xs, Jason DeMarco, co-creator of Toonami and VP/Creative Director at Adult Swim, confirms that the block will include "classic older Toonami music and some older packaging" ...

Toonami has been around for decades, and its status as a go-to spot for anime is known around the world. Over its lifetime, the TV block has used its platform to tackle some tough topics, and it ...

While there are more than enough things to complain about when it comes to social media, we've been digging this trend lately of important people taking the time to either push back on the trolls or ...

When Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim recently announced the return of Toonami, a long running programming block dedicated mostly to Japanese animation, anime lovers took notice. With classic titles such ...

For Americans of a certain age, Toonami served as the gateway to anime. Before streaming made thousands of shows available at our fingertips, we had a harder time coming by anime. Broadcast television ...