Midnight Bulletin: 26 Jul 2025

Welcome to the vibrant world of anime news, where every update brings a wave of excitement for fans everywhere! From new film announcements to award-winning manga, there's always something happening in the anime universe. Here are the latest anime news articles that you should know about published in the last day.

• Webtoon Tiger Brother Gets 3D-Animated Film Scheduled for Release in 2026
  A 3D-animated film adaptation of the webtoon "Tiger Brother" is set to release in 2026, produced by Locus Animation Studios. The film promises an engaging fantasy action experience for fans of the original webtoon.
  As reported on: Anime News Network

• Taiyo Matsumoto's Tokyo These Days, Yuna Hirasawa's My Journey to Her Manga Win Eisner Awards
  Two manga titles, Taiyo Matsumoto's "Tokyo These Days" and Yuna Hirasawa's "My Journey to Her," have won Eisner Awards this year. Notably, IDW's "Godzilla's 70th Anniversary" also won in the Best Anthology category.
  As reported on: Anime News Network

• Playing Death Games to Put Food on the Table TV Anime Reveals Teaser Video, Main Cast, More Staff
  The anime adaptation of "Playing Death Games to Put Food on the Table" has released a teaser video and announced its main cast, featuring Chiyuki Miura as Yuuki. This series is set to premiere in January 2026.
  As reported on: Anime News Network

• Your Anime Rankings - Best of Summer 2025, Jul 1-21
  As the summer 2025 season progresses, the rankings highlight popular sequels like "My Dress-Up Darling" and "DAN DA DAN," while "The Summer Hikaru Died" emerges as a surprise hit among viewers.
  As reported on: Anime News Network

• VShojo Releases Statement Following Talent Exodus
  In a recent announcement, VShojo CEO Justin Ignacio confirmed the company's closure due to challenges impacting talent retention. Ignacio expressed responsibility for the situation.
  As reported on: Anime News Network

• Manga 'Hananoi-kun to Koi no Yamai' Ends Serialization
  The manga "Hananoi-kun to Koi no Yamai" concluded its serialization after over seven and a half years, with its 72nd chapter published in Dessert's September issue. The English version was licensed by Kodansha USA in March 2020.
  As reported on: MyAnimeList

• Kaya-chan Isn't Scary Anime Shares Ghost Day Illustration
  A new illustration for the anime "Kaya-chan Isn't Scary," produced by East Fish Studio, has been released in celebration of Ghost Day.
  As reported on: Crunchyroll

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