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You gotta hand it to Border. They took that first invasion on the chin and used it as a valuable learning experience to prepare for this second one. Last time both the agency and the city took heavy damage and finished with several agents kidnapped and at least one hospitalized. But this time Border came out of it with technically a negative body count. Some may call that anticlimactic, I call it good planning. Good planning, and also Tachikawa being a reckless ace who's willing to gamble on a suicide attack. Yes, he's in a trion body so he wouldn't actually die, but if his plan had failed or...

free, easy, and News World Trigger Manga Takes 1-Month Break Due to Author's 'Sudden Illness' posted on Manga's Twitter account assures fans Ashihara does not have COVID-19 The official Twitter account for World Trigger manga revealed on Thursday that the manga will not appear in the magazine's March issue on February 4, due to the author's "sudden illness." The account confirmed that Ashihara's illness is not the new coronavirus disease (COVID-19), and added that Ashihara is currently recovering. The manga's 23rd volume will still ship on February 4 as planned. The manga should return in...

Welcome back to another action-packed episode of World Trigger! Last week, I mentioned I was struggling a bit with how to cover this current battle, since it's split across nearly a half-dozen different skirmishes. Thankfully the show has taken pity on me, and is already whittling down how much is going on, which I'm personally very grateful for. That isn't to say they're cutting things short, but rather World Trigger has never been one to focus on multi-episode 1-on-1 fights, with its most memorable battles being multi-squad chess matches, and with our enemy so sparse and divided it just m...

Major Manga Poll Puts One Piece Just Ahead of Demon Slayer ✖ Demon Slayer is one of the biggest series to come from Japan in recent times, and its sales speak for themselves. The supernatural series has broken records with both its anime and manga with many taking place in 2020. Of course, that means Demon Slayer is on a ton of favorites lists, but one major poll has Recently, TV Asahi put out the results of its manga general election. The poll was put into action awhile back and garnered more than 150,000 votes from fans overseas. And as it turns out,

Demon Slayer - Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Mugen Train stayed at #1 for an 11th consecutive weekend. It earned 907,618,200 yen (about US$8.75 million) from Friday to Sunday. The film has now sold a total of 24,049,907 tickets to earn 32,478,895,850 yen (about US$314 million) in 73 days — thus making it the highest-earning film ever in Japan. The film was the first to top the Japanese box office for 10 straight weekends since Kōgyō Tsūshin began publishing the Japanese rankings in 2004. Three films previously ranked #1 for nine straight weekends: Howl's Moving Castle in 2004, Avatar...