Isekai Diário

 From March 25 to 31, Japanese TV stood out for its celebrations and special events for some of its most acclaimed anime series. The special celebrating 55 years of Sazae-san topped the ratings, highlighting the deep affection and iconic position of this series in Japanese pop culture. Following closely behind, Detective Conan presented a special Kid vs Aoyama - The Targeted Lips episode, maintaining its tradition of engaging fans with intricate mysteries and thrilling confrontations. In addition, Frieren: Beyond Journey's End said goodbye with a compilation special.

 In the last week of March 2024, The Apothecary Diaries 13 dominated the ranking of best-selling manga in Japan, with its regular and limited editions occupying the top two positions, evidencing readers' strong adherence to this captivating mix of mystery and historical drama. SPY×FAMILY 13 also stood out, climbing to third place and proving the continued popularity of this blend of espionage and family comedy. Meanwhile, One Piece 108 maintained solid sales, reinforcing its status as one of the pillars of the manga universe.

The progressive influence, once predominant in the West, begins to make its presence felt in the East. Recently, a new controversy emerged in Japan, calling into question the representation of women in various animes, mangas and their respective publications. According to information released, the Japanese Communist Party is preparing to take the issue to global bodies, accusing the works of promoting female sexual objectification. Acclaimed characters like Nami (One Piece), Tsunade (Naruto), Asuna (Sword Art Online) and Akeno (High School Dxd), along with entire genres like ecchi and harem, face uncertainty about their future if the proposal goes ahead. . This scenario sparks debate about the limits between free artistic expression, censorship and female empowerment. The origin of this controversial initiative was revealed by blogger Misato Nakayama, from Togetter, who came across a survey carried out by Shimbun Akahata, a newspaper linked to the communist party. The focus of the rese...

 Hey everyone, we're back with again discussing the potential for a third season of "Boku no Kokoro." Many are eagerly awaiting news on whether there will be a continuation after the second season. Unfortunately, it might be a bit complicated, and I'll explain why. So, "Boku no KoKoro" tells the story of a boy who was a bit withdrawn in class, with some peculiar thoughts and behaviors, until he realizes he's in love with a girl in his class. This realization prompts him to gradually change for the better. One of the coolest aspects of the story is witnessing his transformation and self-reflection on how he has changed and matured after falling in love with her. Their relationship is adorable, with many beautiful scenes throughout the second season. Each episode is marked by memorable scenes and fantastic storytelling. They really delivered the development many fans were hoping for. The anticipation for more is palpable, as viewers eagerly await to see mo...

    Exciting news for Dragon Ball fans! Bandai Namco Entertainment has unveiled a brand new gameplay trailer focusing on Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero, the latest installment in the Budokai Tenkaichi series. The trailer showcases new characters such as Super Trunks, Super Saiyan Broly, and iconic features like short dashes and revenge counters. Check it out here: Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero promises to catapult the franchise into a new era, harnessing the power of Unreal Engine 5 to deliver enhanced gameplay and features typical of a fighting game. Additionally, Zero brings the saga back to its original nomenclature. While the release date for the title is yet to be confirmed, it is set to launch exclusively on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC (via Steam). Stay tuned for more updates!

Attention all Kingdom enthusiasts! Big news has just dropped via Twitter/X: the beloved franchise is set to receive an exclusive mobile game titled Kingdom: Itadaki. Along with this announcement comes the release of its debut trailer. Get a sneak peek here:  Itadaki promises to deliver troop training simulations and real-time battles with military commands. Confirmed characters include Ri Shin, Ei Sei, Karyō Ten, and Kyō Kai. For those unfamiliar, Kingdom is a manga series created by Yasuhira Hara back in 2006 in Weekly Young Jump. Set in China's Warring States period, it follows the protagonist Shin on his quest to become the Great General of the Heavens and unify the nation. The anime adaptation, launched in 2012 by Studio Pierrot (known for Naruto and Yu Yu Hakusho), spans 129 episodes across four seasons, with a fifth season in production, in addition to four movies and a stage play. Kingdom: Itadaki is slated for a free release on both Android and iOS platforms and is expected...