Anime

Ohayou Gozaimas one and all; prepare for yet another segment of Anime news from Adilsons! As we close off the month of March, it's rather fitting to mention that a lot of anime are doing the same with their own stories. While these farewells prove to be a cause of much sorrow for many of us, perhaps the cliche will prove itself to be true and turn these hurtful conclusions into the dawn of something new; only time shall tell if this holds true. On that note, here's your Rapid Rundown:

1. AOT Prepares for a Break 

2. Jujitsu Kaisen: The Movie? 

3. MHA: The Final Arc 

4.  This Week in Anime: Titans on Rides!

Hey there lads and lasses! We're taking a break from the weekly Top 5s this time to produce a special article to celebrate one of the biggest developments the world of Yu-Gi-Oh has known in over ten millennia: the release of two earth-shattering, sky-ripping, dimension-warping and plot-twisting (not to mention game-changing) structure decks dedicated to two of the all-powerful Egyptian Gods! Unneccessary hyperboles aside, this truly is a monumental milestone in the history of the game! 

Greetings everyone and welcome back to another edition of Adilson's weekly International Anime News updates. The third week of March has proven to be a rather slow one with few developments of note; the news that we do have, however, contains some very pressing developments which took the world by storm, perhaps the most notable of which is an incident which occurred during the airing of episode 73 of Attack on Titan early this week. Without further ado, here's your rapid rundown: 

1. Rumbling Interrupts AOT! 

2. Scarlet Nexus Anime Announced! 

3. Ghosts From The Past: Shaddolls!

YuGiOh, with its myriad of archetypes and strategies, has a cardpool so vast that it would boggle any except the most seasoned of duelists. Diverse strategies aside, it is fortunate that all playstyles in the game can be categorized into one of 3 main approaches: aggro (hit hard and win through sheer power), stun (punish the opponent for playing the game) and control (limit your opponent's moves in the game). While the means to achieve any of these states seem virtually limitless, there are certain strategies which have stood the test of time. This has both positive and negative implications: while decks like Shaddolls and Burning Abyss have become fan-favorites, certain strategies have become infamously despised for their notorious nature. 

In this week's Top 5 segment, we're looking at the 5 most dreaded decks in YuGiOh's history. 

An engine in Yu-Gi-Oh is defined as a compact collection of cards too few to constitute a full deck, but which find residence in multiple independent strategies as a means to either add or enforce a win condition of the deck they supplement. I totally just made up that definition to make it sound super cool & serious, but in simple terms, an engine is just a splashable group of themed cards which help the player boost their deck. That's practically it. This can involve either boosts in consistency, power, field presence or practically any other variable in the game. Although a lot of things come into play to determine just how strong an engine is, by far the most important factor is how splashable (i.e. capable of use in widely differing decks) that particular engine is.

In this Top 5 segment, we'll be walking you through the Top 5 Engines in Yu-Gi-Oh, based totally on their splashability!

Ohayou ladies and gents, and welcome back to yet another segment of Adilsons' This Week in Anime! This time, we're covering all the happenings of note which took place throughout the second week of March- and we're pleased to inform you that there's a lot to cover! Product releases, tearful farewells, honorable recognitions and fresh beginnings all found a place in the anime world this week. Without further ado, here's your Rapid Rundown:

1. Divinity Unleashed in YuGiOh! 

2. New anime from MAPPA! 

3. Farewell, Seven Deadly Sins! 

4. This Week in Japan: Levi Ackerman!

An anime's opening is its way of introducing itself to the world. It tells us what to expect and quickly introduces us to the main characters of the series, both good and bad. As the years have gone by, some anime openings have become so popular that they have transcended their own anime, being recognized even by those unaware of the particular anime's lore. This may be because they're super catchy, well animated or just because they're played a lot. Whatever the reason for their popularity, here are the top 5 anime openings off all time- based on their popularity! We'll be covering entries from as far back as 2006 all the way to present day: these are the 5 openings which have shaped and redefined the anime landscape. It'll be hard to find someone who hasn't heard of at least one of these entries!

Ohayou Gozaimas minna! It's the first week of March and we have a ton of steaming new developments ready to be served fresh! This week has shown rich developments in almost al sectors of the anime entertainment industry, so there's something juicy for everyone this time, be it anime, games or- believe it- a landmark attempt at breaking a world record, the anime universe has shown significant activity for all to behold! Here's this week's Rapid Rundown:

1. New Pokémon Games for Switch! 

2. My Hero Academia Season 5! 

3. Hatsune Miku Gets an Anime! 

4. Trending in Japan: World Record?!

Ohayo gozaimas minna! Hope you're all doing well! We're back with more weekly international news straight from otaku-land! The last week of February appears to have been a rather unremarkable one in the anime world, but there's always something spicy to find if you dig deep enough, which is exactly what we specialize in! That said, let's jump right in to this week's rapid rundown!