Saudi Arabia’s Qiddiya Investment Company is preparing to bring the world of Dragon Ball to France as part of a massive $7 billion entertainment development.
Saudi Arabia’s Qiddiya Investment Company is preparing to bring the world of Dragon Ball to France as part of a massive $7 billion entertainment development.
A potential Crunchyroll security breach has raised alarm among anime fans worldwide. Reports indicate that up to 100 GB of user data may have been compromised. The news first surfaced when the X account International Cyber Digest reported that a hacker had reached out to them with details of the alleged breach. Additionally, the hacker included screenshots suggesting they had access to Crunchyroll’s IT systems.
After last year’s successful debut, Universal Studios Hollywood has announced that it is bringing a One Piece back as part of its 2026 Fan Fest Nights event. Expanding on the original fan zone, this year the park is featuring a live stunt show. Based on the long-running manga and anime, One Piece has seen rapidly growing popularity in the West, driven in large part by the success of the live-action Netflix adaptation.
Netflix may have finally learned its lesson—and One Piece Season 3 is shaping up to benefit from it. After years of frustrating delays between seasons on major streaming shows, there’s now some genuinely encouraging news about One Piece Season 3 that suggests fans...
Paramount has officially canceled the theatrical release of The Legend of Aang, opting instead to debut the long-gestating animated feature exclusively on Paramount+. The move marks a significant reversal for the studio and adds to growing questions about Paramount’s theatrical strategy moving into 2026.
Some burglars have taken “gotta catch ’em all” a bit too far. A trio of masked intruders broke into a trading card store in Burbank, California, and made off with well more than $100,000 worth of merchandise — a heist of mostly Pokémon cards and other collectible cards — according to the store owner and police statements.
There’s no denying that anime is on the rise at the global box office. But just how fast it’s climbing remains a matter of debate—and sometimes, outright confusion. Starting Sunday afternoon, fan accounts were proclaiming that by its third weekend in U.S. theaters, Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle had a higher worldwide total than Superman managed in its entire theatrical run.