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Your Name director is teaming up with Crunchyroll for his next anime movie, but the plot is still under wraps
Director Makoto Shinkai is collaborating with Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures Entertainment for his next anime movie, though plot details, title, and release date remain undisclosed. This marks Shinkai's latest project following his acclaimed films Your Name and Suzume.
Despite working in the industry for 35 years, one anime veteran says he was let go by Madhouse with "no attempts to…
Anime veteran Kunihiko Hamada revealed he was let go by Madhouse after 35 years of service with no severance pay. He has since found new employment at another studio, possibly Aijado. The article also briefly mentions Makoto Shinkai's upcoming untitled film.
Director of one of the best anime movies Your Name teases his upcoming movie will be "great" and says they're "working hard every day" on it
Makoto Shinkai, director of the acclaimed anime film Your Name, has provided an update on his next project, stating that the entire staff is working hard and he is confident it will be a great film. He previously teased the new project in late 2024, describing it as building a brand-new world. Shinkai also directed the successful 2022 anime film Suzume.
10 years on, Your Name remains a legendary anime love story that may never be eclipsed
Ten years after its release, Makoto Shinkai's anime film Your Name remains a celebrated masterpiece of romance and fantasy. The film's unique body-swapping narrative, coupled with an ethereal soundtrack by Radwimps, created a profound emotional impact that continues to resonate. While Shinkai's subsequent works like Weathering With You and Suzume have also been acclaimed, Your Name is considered his peak and a generation-defining work.
Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2024: here the complete list of winners and see the event broadcast
The Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2024, held in Tokyo and broadcast globally, announced the winners for the best in anime. JUJUTSU KAISEN Hidden Inventory / Premature Death and Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Swordsmith Village Arc were among the top winners. The event, hosted by Sally Amaki and Jon Kabira, also featured celebrity presenters and musical performances, celebrating anime's global impact with record-breaking fan votes.
