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One of the most fun tropes in anime is for a character to be much older than they look. A character who may look like they're in their mid 20s can actually be hundreds, or even thousands of years old, creating an entirely new dynamic for the cast to deal with. Older characters that look young are usually the wisest, most powerful people around. They've lived long enough to learn a thing or two and usually aren't too concerned with what's going around them.

While some characters are fun in their youth, other characters remain young for more sinister reasons. Characters like Muzan Kibutsuji from Demon Slayer don't stay alive to help people out. Instead, they're sticking around to live the best lives possible, and they don't care who they need to sacrifice to achieve it.

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Crunchyroll announced that English dub of Natsume’s Book Of Friends season 6, including its two special episodes, will be streamed on the platform starting Sep 30, 2024.

Staff and cast involved in the English dub were also revealed.

Adam Gibbs as Takashi Natsume Christopher Wehkamp as Madara Leah Clark as Aiko Brian Witkowicz as Aimiya Aaron Dismuke as Aoi Ciaran Strange as Aoi (Young) Mike Haimoto as Atsushi Courtney Stringer as Azuma Laura Wetsel as Benihimo Maganda Marie as Beniko Barry Yandell as Chobihige Sean Hennigan as Days Eater Denise Lee as Ginro Austin Sisk as Gomochi Bruce DuBose as Hakuhi Jill Harris as Hiiragi Molly Searcy as Hinoe David Wald as Hyakko Phillip Cole White as Jinbe Kate Oxley as Kaoru Michelle Rojas as Kibune Taylor Murphy as Mana William Ofoegbu as Mask Guardian Chris Ryan as Mizusu Morgan Berry as Mountain Goddess R Bruce Elliott as Nanamaki Laurie Steele as...

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime is commonly regarded as one of the best isekai anime around, with a fairly close adaptation of the light novels even in the slower bits, with no signs of stopping after season 3. As confirmed by the That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime X (formerly Twitter) account, the hit anime will soon return for season 4, as well as its second anime movie in the franchise. With the season 3 finale releasing on September 27, 2024, this continues the running trend of popular new anime confirming an immediate return of its next installments.

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Rimuru's adventures have so far carried viewers through to the ninth volume of the light novels, and despite some issues with the pacing, fans can agree that it's a faithful adaptation. With the series continuing to carry the banner as one...

Isekai animes have more freedom than their non-isekai counterparts. By taking their main characters out of the real world and placing them in a fantasy world, the best isekai anime series can operate using their own rules. That means protagonists can live in worlds with magic, granting them abilities their previous worlds never could have. Characters like Tanya van Degurechaff from The Saga of Tanya the Evil were normal people in their past lives. In their new lives, however, they're powerful characters capable of devastating powers.

Isekai protagonists are usually granted a special power when they enter their new worlds as well, making their fights even more exciting. No matter what ability is being put on display, a good isekai fight can rival the best fights in anime. They can also set the tone for the show their in, letting everyone know just how intense things can get.

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If you were guessing the locale of a leading regional American theater known for championing new, experimental work, you might first suggest San Francisco, Minneapolis, or Seattle. If someone prompted, "Think Texas," your mind would likely leap to Austin. Unless you were in the know about such things, you wouldn't name the Undermain Theatre, in Dallas."The Undermain is an unsung American treasure, and more people should know about it," says Len Jenkin, the Obie Award–winning, New York–based playwright whose "Port Twilight, or A History of Science" is currently enjoying its world premiere on the Undermain stage. "The Undermain is able to do a really extraordinary thing," Jenkin notes, "in that in a much more conservative town than some others in the United States, they're able to do the most adventurous kind of theater work, to do it really well, to do it imaginatively, and to keep doing it.