Makoto Shinkai, who helped make the well-performing Kimi no Na wa film, has another movie on the way called Suzume no Tojimari and its latest trailer has emphasized the deadliness of the world whilst showcasing some of its more odd characters, elements that might help to make the movie memorable.

The trailer shows off some of the movie’s dangerous doors as well as its weirder characters (and also has English subtitles):

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Suzume no Tojimari can instill a sense of wonder and danger when it debuts in theaters on November 11th.

Cthulhu mythos series Haiyore! Nyaruko-san has made a monstrous return in the form of a pachislots machine, with some sure to be convinced the franchise is now dead as a result, though gambling addicts might at least be enthused at there being one more anime-themed machine to try out.

According to a trailer, the pachislots machine will make use of 3D CG and will occasionally get rather sexy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxKXnAf9uBg

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The anime industry, much like the video game industry, is again trying to profit off nostalgia whilst simultaneously introducing beloved classics to a new generation, and samurai anime Rurouni Kenshin is the next series to be getting a remake, one that will have quite a bit of polish according to the announcement trailer.

The trailer naturally focuses heavily on merciless killer Kenshin and shows off several violent scenes carried out by the swordsman:

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2023 is when the Rurouni Kenshin anime remake will draw its blade.

The highly anticipated Chainsaw Man has released its “main trailer” as the protagonist and their bladed form is exhibited, gruesomely murdering the hordes of monsters that plague the world and sure to have many curious as to the origins of such a strange form.

The trailer will likely be effective at making watchers want to check out the series due to the grotesque creatures and all the blood-spraying murder:

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October 11th is when Chainsaw Man will finally rend and tear.

The Netflix Sonic series, Sonic Prime, has been teased with a rather fast-paced trailer, revealing that several classic Sonic characters will be making an appearance and bound to have many hoping the show will do the franchise justice (as the games often do not, according to fan opinions).

The brief look at the show naturally contained a surplus of running as characters such as Shadow, Sonic, and Big appeared:

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The winter 2022 premiere for the show will be 40 minutes while 24 20-minute episodes will be available afterwards.

Chibiham, Juicy and Me is a new upcoming anime film that boasts 3D CG and uses motion capture (courtesy of studio Ains), though, some critics might have harsh words for the upcoming work as it boasts some rather odd, low level 3D CG, with the technology rather frequently producing poor results.

The rather short trailer for the anime, which features an obese American woman in Japan getting caught up in hi-jinks:

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Chibiham, Juicy and Me will be available at Tokyo’s Shimokitazawa Tollywood theater from September 24th to September 30th.

Defense-maxing MMORPG anime Itai no wa Iya nano de Bougyoryoku ni Kyokufuri Shitai to Omoimasu is back to defend against more unstoppable attacks as the PV for its second season has plenty of familiar characters yet new situations, and sure to be entertaining to MMORPG players and those who enjoy cute girls.

The PV has more MMORPG fighting and hilarity that lovers of the first season might appreciate:

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The second season of Itai no wa Iya nano de Bougyoryoku ni Kyokufuri Shitai to Omoimasu will return to the grinding on January 1st 2023.

Eiyuu Densetsu: Sen no Kiseki Northern War, an anime adaptation of Eiyuu Densetsu: Sen no Kiseki, has given prospective watchers a quick glimpse through a trailer, and deadly situations seem to be a common element to the show, hopefully entertaining both fans of the games and newcomers alike.

The rather uninformative premise of the anime:

Eiyuu Densetsu: Sen no Kiseki centers around Rean Schwarzer, a professor at Thors Military Academy in the Erebonian Empire. The anime’s story will focus on the western part of the Zemurian continent featured in the games.

The trailer exhibits several characters and violent moments concerning beasts and humans:

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Meant to air in 2021, the series has been pushed back multiple times, but now Eiyuu Densetsu: Sen no Kiseki Northern War is scheduled to debut sometime in 2023.

Another glimpse of the goofy and occasionally sexy Urusei Yatsura remake anime has been provided through a new trailer, this time showing off more of the other characters the male protagonist will get to interact with, some of which are cute girls other than the electrifying Lum.

The trailer unleashes an assortment of scenes at a fast pace in true trailer fashion, promising watchers a great variety of situations:

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October 13th is when the hijinks of Urusei Yatsura will be revived.