Overview of Anime News Network

en.wikipedia.org · 2026-10-01 03:32 UTC

Anime News Network is a long-standing news website and database covering the anime, manga, and Japanese pop culture industries. Founded in 1998, the platform provides editorial content, forums, and an extensive encyclopedia of industry information.

The website reports on developments across North America, Australia, Southeast Asia, and Japan. It features a collaborative database that tracks staff, cast, and production details for various titles. In 2022, the Kadokawa Corporation acquired a majority stake in the media business. The site remains an active resource for fans and industry professionals alike.

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