MHA: Vigilantes Episode 5 — titled "Judgement" — continues following Koichi Haimawari's life as a vigilante while adding two ...

The third episode of the anime "From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman" started airing on April 19. The shocking past of Surena Lysandra (CV: Hitomi Ueda), who is a top-rank adventurer, was ...

While the source material is done, the anime has a ways to go before it fully ... In some ways, Kazuho is the most important female MHA character, as she is the only one who could be described ...

Jolyne Cujoh is the daughter of Jotaro Kujo. She is not only one of the best female anime protagonists but also the first true female Jojo. Her character is headstrong, every bit as bold, resourceful, ...

Female anime characters with glasses sometimes use this feature as a defining trait, enriching their depth through intelligence and charm. Anime characters who wear glasses initially appear as ...

Much like Can a Boy-Girl Friendship Survive?, this anime beautifully captures how even the most trivial encounters can unexpectedly change our lives. The protagonists of this witty series use self ...

Although her hair sometimes appears to be blonde, she mostly looks like a white-haired anime girl. As expected for many of the female characters on this list, they have gained their iconic status ...

Paul Mescal Proves He's the Sweetest Boyfriend to Gracie Abrams; Here's What We Know About His Love Language Himari will continue exploring her feelings for Yu in Can A Boy-Girl Friendship Survive?

A 7-year-old girl whose body was found in a bathtub at her Van Nuys apartment died of suffocation due to her neck being compressed and due to drowning, according to the medical examiner’s office.

“The future of motorsports is female,” the black baseball cap says. And there’s also a black-and-white moto jacket that can be customized with patches — just like the one Ma made for the ...

I am just so tired of anime where a girl is strong and gets mocked mercilessly for being a “gorilla!” I want more series where it's seen as a good thing worth being proud of, and not a mark of ...

Although most Shonen anime is aimed predominantly at male audiences (mostly teenage boys aged 13-18), these TV series, movies and manga also showcase powerful female characters. In fact ...