Moana 2 Anime Shorts Keep Coming 2 Weeks After Japanese Premiere: Watch

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Anime director Gensho Yasuda delighted fans with the unveiling of brief clips inspired by scenes from the upcoming movie “Moana 2”. These previews prominently showcased characters like Moana and Simea, who were previously seen in the film. The initial two installments incorporated the Japanese dubbed renditions of “We’re Back” and “Beyond”, sung by Tomona Yabiku, Moana’s Japanese voice actress. These anime shorts are an official collaboration between Disney and Gensho Yasuda’s studio, Yasuda Gensho Studio by Xenotoon. The first set of animations commemorated the film’s premiere in Japan on December 6, hinting at more to come based on additional songs and characters.

Jump Crypto subsidiary Tai Mo Shan settles with SEC for $123 million

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As a seasoned crypto investor with battle-hardened experience in this wild frontier, I’ve learned to navigate the turbulent waters of market fluctuations and regulatory shifts with a healthy dose of skepticism and caution. The recent settlement between Tai Mo Shan and the SEC for misleading investors about TerraUSD (UST) is yet another reminder that not … Read more

Marvel Selects Hobgoblin Figure Up for Pre-Order

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Diamond Select is once again introducing a Marvel character figure, this time featuring one of Spider-Man’s most eccentric foes – the Hobgoblin! Over the years, the human identity of this character has shifted multiple times, but it appears that this figure represents Richard Kingsley, Mary Jane’s boss and fashion designer who assumed the villain role in 1997. The latest 7-inch action Marvel Selects figure comes with a goblin-glider display base, as well as several interchangeable hands, heads, and pumpkin-bomb accessories.

One Piece’s Luffy Joins the Los Angeles Lakers in Shocking Collab

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In North America, professional sports teams have been increasingly collaborating with anime, especially among athletes. From NBA, NFL, UFC, MLB stars to many others, their love for anime is no secret. As the popularity of anime continues to rise, not only are individual players participating but entire teams are officially joining in. In 2025, the Los Angeles Lakers will be teaming up with the Straw Hat Pirates, creating an extraordinary event that will appeal to both basketball and anime enthusiasts across North America.