Adam Devine, Elsie Fisher, J.K. Simmons and Sam Richardson are among the voice cast attached to the English-language animation feature from the Japanese studio behind 'One Piece Film: Red' and 'The ...

As confirmed by ITmedia, Toei Animation has released a new statement that reveals the studio has never used AI in any of their series, including the magical girl Wonderful Pretty Cure!, which people ...

Even if you’ve never heard of Japan’s Toei Company, chances are you’re familiar with some of the iconic titles they’ve helped bring to life. As the majority shareholder of Toei Animation, Toei has ...

Being nominated for an Academy Award is often viewed as one of the highest honors any film achieves, let alone winning. The odds are always stacked against you, especially if you’re a foreign picture, ...

Meet Chao! Toei Animation has revealed the first look teaser trailer for the new anime movie called ChaO, arriving to watch in Japanese theaters this August. ChaO is one of many new projects in the ...

Suzail Ahmad is a writer from Kashmir. He has been a manga and gaming enthusiast for more than a decade. As an expert, he aims to provide an in-depth analysis of titles from both mediums. When he is ...

Toei Animation, the anime giant behind the One Piece and The First Slam Dunk, has teamed up with Sonic the Hedgehog game designer Naoto Oshima for a new, English-language movie that the studio is ...

Jerry is a contributor based out of India. His educational background in architecture and design has given him a firm grounding in deconstructing the visual building blocks that define the mediums of ...

Web3 IP licencing platform Spaceport is partnering with Toei Animation — the studio behind One Piece and Dragon Ball — to license content from its next film, Hypergalatic, in UGC gaming platforms.

Leading Japanese animation studio Toei Animation has announced family feature Hypergalactic, describing the production as its biggest and most ambitious CGI film to date. The English-language animated ...

Toei Animation, the Japanese studio behind “Dragon Ball,” “Slam Dunk” and the “One Piece” cartoon franchises, is planning to open a European office in Italy. That may be followed by others in Latin ...