Cartoon Network's Toonami block was the home of some groundbreaking anime, including some totemic titles that have slipped through the cracks.

Pat Long is a freelance writer who has been gaming since Christmas morning 1995 when he first flipped on his sister's new Game Gear and heard the word "SEGA" ring harmoniously from its speakers. He ...

Let’s be honest—anime in the 2000s was a chaotic masterpiece. It was the era of chunky DVD box sets, Toonami marathons, and forums where people argued over sub vs. dub like their lives depended on it.

In 2024, you can’t throw a stone without hitting an anime fan — not literally, of course. But what once felt like an exclusive club has become a mainstream, global phenomenon, appearing on everything ...