Durarara

Tokyo’s downtown district of Ikebukuro is awash in strange rumors, everything from colorless color gangs to a headless rider roaming town populate the rumors. For Mikado Ryuugamine who just moved there from Tokyo, he is but one witness to the district’s slew of strange events. Complex and, at times, confusing, Durarara sure knows how to tell a story – or twenty –  while still giving attention to its huge cast of characters. If you need something similar in your life, give these anime recommendations a try. For Fans of Multi-Character Plots Baccano Baccano follows the seemingly unrelated events of a series of characters spanning different times and different places. However, it is ultimately part of a much larger story, one that tells the tales of alchemy, immortality, and survival. Created by the same author as well as the same studio, everything from the style of storytelling to the characters to even the animation is similar in both of these shows. If you we

New project is nearly 10 years in the making Geno Studio announced on Monday that it will produce an original television anime series by director Takahiro Ōmori (Baccano!, Durarara!! all seasons, Natsume's Book of Friends all seasons, Samurai Flamenco). The announcement noted that the project has been in planning for about 10 years. The above image reads, "Roughly 10 years in the making. This is a story about the pure hearts with mutual feelings in a destitute society. Even though they were supposed to be able to go anywhere. Takahiro Ōmori examines humankind's way of life." The company had teased on Tuesday that it would reveal three new television anime projects on Monday. The company is also producing the Golden Kamuy television anime, and a television anime adaptation of Seita Horio's Kokkoku: Moment by Moment manga. Fuji TV producer Kōji Yamamoto established Geno Studio in 2015. The studio is a 100% subsidiary company of the anime production company Twin Engine