Welcome to Doki Doki News, your source for updates in the world of anime, gaming, and otakudom, for the week of March 31st! Check out the latest episode in our player below! Do you collect My Hero Academia manga? Will you be taking advantage of the Amazon Prime free games offer? Thanks for listening, and… Read More Doki Doki News: Free Games on Prime, 100 Million MHA, and Funimation Says Goodbye
Welcome to Doki Doki News, your source for updates in the world of anime, gaming, and otakudom, for the week of February 25th! Check out the latest episode in our player below! Are you pumped for YUNGBLUD and OneRepublic singing songs for anime? Are you excited for the next season Re:Zero? Thanks for listening, and… Read More Doki Doki News: Re:Zero Season 3, A.I. Subtitling, and YUNGBLUD and OneRepublic Record Anime Songs!
At various times over the past couple of years, a 1999 Wall Street Journal article titled “Violent Japanese Cartoon Show Draws Kids’ Eyes, Parents’ Scorn” by Sally Beatty has popped back up on social media, finding a new audience almost 25 years after it was originally written. Users have had fun poking at the piece,… Read More Mechanized Monsters, Poké-Pulp Fiction, and Advancing Attitudes About Anime
I’m excited to announce that our next live interview is just around the corner—next week, on Wednesday, March 30th, with the lovely and talented voice actress, Amanda Gish! Amanda has voiced roles in a ton of anime series and games, including as Witch (Goblin Slayer), Claris (Sakura Wars), Hop (Dragon Ball Super), Inara (Paladins), and… Read More Join Us Live on Instagram with Goblin Slayer and My Hero Academia Voice Actress, Amanda Gish!
There’s nothing quite as satisfying as a good love story. Anime is full of them, with romance playing a key role in so many series, from shoujo to shounen, and all types in between. But do you know what’s even more doki-doki than an anime romance? A real life love, the kind that two people… Read More Faith and Love: Interview with Voice Acting Couple, Jordan Dash Cruz and Kelsey Maher
This weekend, a lovely anime musical about an android transfer student and the lives she impacts sneaks into theaters. Sing a Bit of Harmony, a J.C. Staff production getting a North American release by Funimation, opens on January 23rd and ends its limited run on the 26th. It’s a charming and well-made film, and we… Read More Androids, Friendship, and Song: Video Interview with Sing a Bit of Harmony’s Kamen Casey, Jordan Dash Cruz, and Caitlin Glass
Cheerful, friendly, and athletic, Shion is a burst of energy when she transfers into Satomi’s class. But, something is a little off—she breaks out into song at inappropriate times, can hold her breath underwater for an eternity, and ejects her metallic innards when a mobile app turns her off. In other words, Shion isn’t actually… Read More Review: Sing a Bit of Harmony
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