After more than twenty-five years of weekly episodes, One Piece is about to make one of its biggest changes ever. Starting in 2026, the anime will switch from a weekly release schedule to a seasonal format. For a series that has been part of fans’ lives for decades, this shift feels major and emotional. Some […]
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After almost ten years on the air, My Hero Academia is finally reaching its last episodes. Since 2016, fans have followed Deku and Class 1-A through battles, training, heartbreak, and hope. Now, with the series set to finish in December 2025, many viewers are trying to accept that this long journey is almost over. As
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The sudden appearance—and just as sudden removal—of AI-generated dubs on Amazon Prime Video did more than spark confusion. It exposed a fault line within the anime industry, one that has quietly been forming for years. As viewers discovered new “English [AI Beta]” audio tracks on series like Banana Fish and Pet, the reaction was immediate.
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Amazon Prime Video recently found itself at the center of an unexpected controversy after quietly adding AI-generated English dubs to several well-known anime titles. The update appeared without announcement, explanation, or promotional material. Instead, viewers simply noticed that their favorite characters suddenly sounded different—flatter, less expressive, and unmistakably artificial. The affected titles included Banana Fish,
