Zatch Bell! is, by far, one of the most tragically underrated anime franchises of the 2000s. Both the anime and the manga perfectly told an engaging action story with a fun and well-developed cast, ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Nostalgia is a big thing these days in the world of entertainment, and anime has seen some major ...

The conclusion to Samura’s arc was as dramatic as one could imagine, and sure enough, it had a perfect follow-up with the ...

The game first came out in Japan on January 17, 2024 and it’s for the show’s 20th anniversary. While it’s free to download, you may need to pay real money in order to purchase more in-game currency.

This undemanding fighter may be good enough for anime fans, but the game is too simple for fighting fans and too self-referential for anyone else. If you're finding yourself asking questions like ...

In a deserted area, a large structure rises from the ground. Elsewhere, a Mamodo named Ted and his partner Jido arrive in town, Ted searching for a job to pay for lodging. As Ted and Jido prepare to ...

He works in mysterious ways.

Zatch Bell is one of the stranger manga and anime series to hit the US airwaves in a while. For those of you who have been following the edited television series on the Cartoon Network, the manga will ...

Zatch Bell!: Electric Arena captures the personality of the show, but doesn't offer much in the way of engaging gameplay. Like so many other cartoon-licensed games, Zatch Bell!: Electric Arena ...

So nearly one year ago this creepy doll-fighting Poke-meh anime game lands on IGN's Chris Roper's desk, and literally confuses the hell out of him. After scouring the game for any sense of rational ...