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In recent years, manhwa and webtoons have seen a surge in popularity. Naturally, anime fans are eager to discover other popular Korean manhwa titles that can dominate the internet with their rich storytelling. Among the many popular Korean manhwa titles, Lookism stands out as an instant hit, gaining massive attention with just eight episodes.

Following the release of its first installment, Lookism Season 2 has become a hot topic of discussion among anime fans. After the first season captivated audiences with its gripping plot and top-tier animation, fans are eagerly wondering if Lookism Season 2 is on the horizon.

Lookism Netflix cover | Credits: Netflix

The webtoon has been ongoing for almost a decade now and has released 458 chapters so far. Par Tae-Joon, the creator behind Lookism, has introduced several compelling characters, yet his favorite to draw was an average, mediocre-looking guy.

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Solo Leveling started 2024 with a celebratory mood for the fans. After waiting a long time, the fans saw Sung Jinwoo on the screen. With that, the anime also paved the path for the manhwa industry to rule the anime industry. There are several manhwa that are pretty good but are not getting proper exposure to the limelight.

One of the manhwa that is following Solo Leveling‘s path is Viral Hit. Viral Hit is a popular manhwa and is scheduled to release its anime adaptation on April 10, 2024. Even though there are no extra-terrestrial beings in Viral Hit, it could pose a massive threat to Solo Leveling. After the trailer release, fans are calling it the spiritual successor of Solo Leveling.

Viral Hit Is Set To Become The Next Big Thing Viral Hit

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Big news for X-Men fans! The ’90s animated series is making a comeback with X-Men ’97, and guess who’s handling the animation? Studio Mir from South Korea, the wizards behind The Legend of Korra. Brace yourselves for a nostalgic trip as Studio Mir vows to revive the mutants in the same kick-butt style that hooked us years ago.

X-Men ’97 announcement image (via Variety)

This revelation cranks up the excitement for the project, and fans are on the edge of their seats, itching to see their favorite superhero team in action once again.

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Great news for X-Men enthusiasts! The upcoming revival of the 1990s animated classic, X-Men ’97, has joined forces with Studio Mir (Twitter), a heavyweight in the anime world.

The animated world of “Star Wars” is growing.

On Thursday, Disney+ announced “Star Wars: Visions” volume 2 will debut on Star Wars Day, May 4, and shared the incredible lineup of animated shorts in store for fans.

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Films for volume 2 are being produced by acclaimed filmmakers and studios from around the world, including Aardman, best known for the “Wallace & Gromit” series, as well as Ireland’s Cartoon Saloon, South Africa’s Triggerfish, Japan’s D’art Shtajio, India’s 88 Pictures and more.

“The reaction to the first volume of ‘Star Wars: Visions’ blew us away. We were delighted that this project inspired and resonated with so many people,” said James Waugh, “Star Wars: Visions” executive producer.

“We always saw ‘Star Wars: Visions’ as a framework for celebratory expressions of the franchise from some of the best creators working today.