Gaming, anime and pop-culture news from Thailand
An AI-generated manga has hit number one in Comic C'moA's Seinen category, marking a historic first for almost entirely AI-produced works on major Japanese e-book platforms.
Vibulkij marked its 75th anniversary with the Read for Release campaign, donating over 10,000 manga volumes, including full sets of Detective Conan, to prison libraries across Thailand.
Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX took home Anime of the Year at the Japan Anime Trend Awards 2025 after dominating social media trends and ABEMA viewership.
Kenshi Yonezu's Kohaku performance of Chainsaw Man theme IRIS OUT went viral after his Denji-inspired shark ride sparked memes and boosted shark plushie sales.
Despite massive advancements in modern technology, retro games remain timelessly enjoyable as younger generations rediscover classic gaming.
Game developers, including veteran producer Itchie Tatsumi, reveal how excessive and intrusive tutorials often lead players to abandon games.
France is preparing legislation to ban children under the age of 15 from accessing social media platforms in an effort to protect minors from online harms.
Paramount Global has officially closed MTV's broadcast TV channels after 44 years, shifting focus to streaming on Paramount+ and major live events.
Warhammer 40K unveils four new Chaos Battleforce boxes for The Great Game event, highlighting Slaanesh's Lords of Excess and expanded army sets.
Umamusume has become a massive hit in Thailand, building an active community and connecting pop culture gamers with the traditional Thai horse racing scene.
Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada has announced his departure from Bandai Namco, stepping down after shaping the legendary fighting game franchise for over 30 years.
Comiket 107 concluded with around 300,000 attendees and an estimated 7.5 billion yen in spending, marking a post-COVID record as it celebrated 50 years of fan culture.