Rising Sun Dispatch Edition: 28 Aug 2025

Exciting Developments in the Anime World!

Anime fans, buckle up! The news landscape is buzzing with exciting announcements, heartfelt reflections, and even some bittersweet farewells. From iconic voice actor milestones to the launch of new manga, there's so much for fans to keep an eye on. Here are the latest anime news articles that you should know about published in the last day.

• Studio Proteus Honored in American Manga Awards Hall of Fame
  Studio Proteus has made significant contributions to the manga industry, recognized for its historical impact on manga culture in America.
  Source: Anime News Network

• Voice Actor Maile Flanagan Celebrates 20 Years in Naruto
  Maile Flanagan, the voice of Naruto, reflects on her 20-year journey in the franchise, surprising fans with her original career aspirations.
  Source: Anime News Network

• Devilman Crybaby to be Released on Blu-ray
  Anime Limited and Shout! Studios will release the beloved Devilman Crybaby on Blu-ray on December 9, accompanied by an artbook featuring work from director Masaaki Yuasa.
  Source: Anime News Network

• Solo Leveling: Arise Overdrive RPG Release Date Announced
  The highly anticipated RPG based on Solo Leveling will launch on November 17 for PC via Steam, with an Xbox Series version set for 2026.
  Source: Anime News Network

• Legend of the Galactic Heroes Manga Nearing Final Battle
  Ryū Fujisaki's manga adaptation of Legend of the Galactic Heroes is approaching its climactic conclusion, thrilling fans of the epic sci-fi saga.
  Source: Anime News Network

• Nio Nakatani's New Manga Launches on September 27
  The creator of Bloom Into You, Nio Nakatani, is set to launch a new work titled Kimi wa Shūmatsu later this month.
  Source: Anime News Network

• HIDIVE to Add Queen Millennia Anime
  Starting September 2, HIDIVE will stream all 42 episodes of the anime adaptation based on Leiji Matsumoto's manga.
  Source: Anime News Network

• Kirin Motorcycle Manga's Creator Passes Away
  Shōhei Harumoto, known for creating Crazy Blood Line Now, has sadly passed away, leaving behind a legacy in the manga community.
  Source: Anime News Network

Stay tuned for more updates and keep your love for anime alive!