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A-1 Pictures, the animation studio known for hits like Solo Leveling, is highly respected in Japan. While Solo Leveling is their most popular work, they’ve also created other well-loved series such as Kaguya-sama: Love Is War and Your Lie in April. They’re currently working on an anime adaptation of Yukino Sonoyama’s manga, Bless, which began appearing in Kodansha’s Shonen Sirius magazine in 2022. A beautiful trailer and impressive visuals have already been released, and all the details about the series are available on the official website.

Fans who’ve been eagerly awaiting Zombiehood can now mark their calendars! The game will officially launch on Steam on April 30, 2026, as revealed in a new trailer.

Fans have been eagerly awaiting news, and now CarX Drift Racing Online 2 has a release timeframe on Steam. The game will enter Early Access in the second quarter of 2026, with the complete version expected by the end of the year. This is exciting news for those following the CarX series and wondering when the next installment would be released.

Following the release of Chapter 44 on January 25, 2026, the manga took a one-month break before returning with Chapter 45 on March 8, 2026. The author announced on X (formerly Twitter) that the next chapter will be released on April 27th, Japan Standard Time. Although the official reason for the pause hasn’t been stated, it’s probably due to the author’s health, which has caused previous breaks. Given the manga’s irregular release schedule, this isn’t an unusually long hiatus, even though it followed a dramatic cliffhanger.

Fern studied magic with Frieren and joined her on adventures after Heiter passed away. To promote the new Blu-ray and DVD release, a special cover art of Fern, created by character designer Maru Takase, has been revealed. The Blu-ray for the second volume of Season 2 will be available on May 20, 2026, initially only in Japan. The anime’s official website has details about the release, including bonus postcards and pricing.

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Here is an overview of the game, via its Steam page:

This story is set 68 years after the events of the Culling Game, introducing a new cast of characters and showing what happened to fan favorites from the original. Though the Modulo arc has concluded, the creators are already working on future projects and don’t intend to stop creating.

As a frequent Netflix user, I’ve noticed they’re constantly updating their anime selection – adding great shows almost every month. But with new content comes removals, and it’s always a bit disappointing to see something go. I just learned that on April 1st, 2026, they’ll be taking down Inu-Oh, a really well-regarded dark fantasy movie from the same studio that made Dandadan, Science SARU.