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The One Thing Dragging ‘Iron-Blooded Orphans’ Down

Sexist tropes are common in anime, but that’s no excuse.

Animation has long been a boys’ club—and the 21st Century has mostly been no exception. Until now.

Are you in New York? Then go hang with our friends at “Spoons, Toons, and Booze.” You won’t regret it. Trust us.

DC Comics and Warner Bros. Animation had every opportunity to make this film better — and they didn’t take any of them.

This is what two legends meeting looks like.

The Ghibli co-founder was, beyond any shadow of a doubt, Hayao Miyazaki’s equal in brilliance, if not in output or recognition.

Fred Seibert, the brain behind the anthology series that launched Cartoon Network's biggest 1990s cartoons, on how the magic was made.

Here's one for a mother lost.

Cruelty and splendor collide in one of the most harrowing yet visually jaw-dropping episodes of ‘Cowboy Bebop.’

The meaning of life isn’t hidden in the markets of Hanoi, waiting to be unearthed.