anime

• iShowSpeed is teaming up with Brian Robbins’ production company to become an anime character
• Creators have been banned for streaming anime. With help from ‘One Piece’ producer, iShowSpeed wants to flip the script.

  Creator iShowSpeed claims that he has approval from the producer of 'One Piece' to stream the long-running anime series on his channel.

  
• CoryxKenshin disappeared from YouTube 18 months ago. Now he’s back–with a big announcement.

  The animated trailer for 'Monsters We Make' features all the classic hallmarks of the Japanese anime series Williams has enthused about for years: a neon-splashed sci-fi city, a ragtag team of heroes, big monsters, and even a bishie or two.

  
• 42% of Gen Z watches anime weekly. Streaming services are taking note.

  Anime shows like 'Naruto' and 'My Hero Academia' have become dependable bets for streamers as Gen Z becomes more interested in global culture.

  
• After raising $2.5 million for Voyce.Me, a Gen Z founder is building a home for “English original manga”
• Disguised Toast, Sykkuno, Valkyrae, and Corpse Husband appeared in an anime. Then they reacted to it.
• Insights: Crunchyroll Shows How To Build A Giant Audience For A “Niche” Channel
• YouTube Digital Artist Ross Tran Releases First Kickstarted Book, ‘Nima’
• Wengie To Host ‘FutureCon’, A Virtual YouTube Convention Combining Anime, Cosplay, Music, And Gaming
• Crunchyroll, Portal A To Shine Light On Diverse Anime Fandom In New Docuseries
• YouTube Millionaires: RDCWorld1 Has “Paved The Way” For Viewers To Embrace Passion For Anime
• Crunchyroll Anime Awards Will Stream Live On Twitch February 24