The official U.S. release dates for Look Back, the critically acclaimed animated movie based on Chainsaw Man’s Tatsuki Fujimoto’s one-shot manga, have been set for North American territories. The independent film distributor GKIDS, known for its quality Studio Ghibli releases, announced it has acquired both the theatrical and home release rights for the upcoming film and will release the highly anticipated anime movie in North American cinemas this October.
Unlike anime series that are perfect for binge-watching, anime movies offer a distinct experience. They allow you to immerse yourself in a complete anime story in just one sitting. Moreover, these films expand the anime universe with thrilling sequels that can be enjoyed as standalone experiences while covering a larger narrative.
We all enjoy watching anime. The vibrant, colorful landscapes, attractive characters, and captivating scenes are all part of the appeal. However, many people are unaware of the significant amount of pain and hard work that goes into creating these animations[…]
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A one-shot manga is one chapter long, ranging from 50 to 60 pages on average, sometimes a bit longer. One-shots are more interesting than […]
Tatsuki Fujimoto, the mastermind behind the popular series Chainsaw Man, has embarked on a new project that deviates from his usual shonen and dark fantasy genres. His upcoming anime, ‘Look Back,’ is a heartwarming story that promises to captivate viewers with its touching plot and gentle visuals[…]
Tatsuki Fujimoto is currently the man with the golden touch in the manga industry. Anything he creates becomes the reigning hit, so when his latest one-shot, Look Back, was published, unsurprisingly, the whole world’s gaze landed on it. The manga quickly amassed a whopping 1.2 million views[…]
After the Chainsaw man gave us a gory feast, Mangaka Tatsuki Fujimoto’s new short manga urges us to “Look Back” at the moments that defined us. Through the runaway success of Chainsaw man, it is quite natural that anything mangaka Fujimoto would work on will get an enormous amount of exposure[…]
