IGN is teaming up with Toei Animation for an epic ONE PIECE-themed After Party at San Diego Comic-Con 2025, and fans will have the chance to win tickets! Taking place on Friday, July 25 at the iconic ...

Toei Animation is one of the biggest anime studios in all of Japan, and over the years, they've handled the adaptations of some of the biggest and most well-known anime series to ever air. Some of ...

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Earlier this month, chatter began circulating on social media that Japan’s long-running Super Sentai franchise, the source material for Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, would be wrapping up after its ...

One of the strangest—and most beloved—Spider-Man adaptations was the 1978 Toei Company TV series. Only loosely based on the comic book version of the web-slinger, the series aired for 41 episodes ...

On November 8th, Toei announced that they had fired Maya Imamori, the actress who played Sumino Ichikawa/Gozyu Unicorn in No. 1 Sentai Gozyuger, due to underage consumption of alcoholic beverages. In ...

Toei Animation, the Japanese studio behind classic anime such as Dragon Ball and One Piece, has just announced a massive expansion plan that will turn it into a global anime powerhouse in the next ...

For over five decades, Kamen Rider has revved its engine through pop culture, delivering masked motorcycle-riding justice against rubber-suited monstrosities with style, grit, and a cyclical penchant ...

1 Review Roundup: Star-Studded THE WILD PARTY Opens At City Center 2 Photos: THE WILD PARTY At City Center- First Look 3 Photos: THE WILD PARTY Opens at City Center The collaboration transforms 11 ...

Ban Daisuke of Kikaida fame takes the lead role in this classic series pitting a college student against the hostile forces of the Neo-Human Empire. Unique among live action tokusatsu shows, this ...

Toei Animation, the legendary Japanese studio behind some of anime's biggest franchises, is under fire again—this time not for a show, but for a rainbow. A June 26 Pride Month post triggered a flurry ...