Not every anime can be Dragon Ball Z, and some classic Toonami series haven't stood the test of time.

The 1980s and 1990s were major decades for anime, especially when it came to international expansion. Some of the most notable works from this era were shown on the Toonami programming block, with ...

Toonami is bringing back several of the anime classics that helped its rise to prominence. Cartoon Network announced that, beginning on May 31, it will start airing a new programming block called ...

Cartoon Network’s Toonami has had plenty of classic anime series added to its roster over the years, with the platform introducing countless viewers to the likes of Dragon Ball Z, Mobile Suit: Gundam, ...

One of Toonami’s most memorable classic shows is finally going to be available for streaming completely for free, but it’s only going to be around for a very short time. Anime fans of a certain ...

Adult Swim is "going back in time" as it is set to launch a new Toonami Rewind block on May 31, 2024, that will feature such classic anime as Sailor Moon, Dragon Ball Z Kai, and Naruto. Toonami shared ...

Laura has been writing about anime for some time, with bylines on websites like GameRant and Dexerto. She holds an MA in Japanese Studies. Ronin Warriors anime to get a sequel called Yoroi Shinden ...

FLCL, the classic six-episode anime, is returning for two more seasons, thanks to Cartoon Network. The cable channel is collaborating with original studio Production I.G. on 12 new episodes that will ...

In the following two tweets/xs, Jason DeMarco, co-creator of Toonami and VP/Creative Director at Adult Swim, confirms that the block will include "classic older Toonami music and some older packaging" ...

When Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim recently announced the return of Toonami, a long running programming block dedicated mostly to Japanese animation, anime lovers took notice. With classic titles such ...

Here's a look at the teaser that aired on Adult Swim, notifying viewers of the updated schedule beginning on Friday, May 31st – courtesy of the fine folks over at Swimpedia: Starting May 31st, the ...