Anime first touched down in Europe as a bit of an oddball hobby, mostly shared in tiny fan clubs and small meetups. Back then, hardly anyone knew what it was, and those who did had to hunt for tapes or rare screenings. You can actually see how things shifted—broadcasts started popping up, more fan events … Read more
South America’s anime and cosplay scene is on the rise. Every year, big events pop up across the continent, drawing in fans of anime, gaming, and pop culture. Some of the largest conventions happen in cities like São Paulo, Mexico City, and San José. Fans gather for cosplay contests, live shows, and, honestly, a ton … Read more
Australian voice actors have carved out a unique place in the global dub industry. Their voices bring a certain flair to animation, video games, and film, making international stories feel a bit more accessible—and sometimes just a bit more interesting. You’ll spot Australian voice actors on all sorts of big-name international dubs. Their sound? It’s … Read more
Latin American anime fans? They’re famous for their wild passion and a real sense of connection to the shows they love. One big reason for this is that, for years, TV stations across Latin America would air anime instead of American cartoons, making it super accessible for everyone. Unlike some other places, Latin America didn’t … Read more
Anime’s made a real mark on art, music, and fashion all over Latin America. Local artists are constantly blending their own styles with those unmistakable anime visuals. This mashup? It’s led to some seriously fresh ways of expressing culture, especially for younger folks. Anime shapes not just what you see, but also what you hear … Read more
Anime’s had a huge impact on childhoods in Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina. Shows like Naruto exploded in Brazil, while other series picked up loyal fans all over. These anime series left lasting memories by blending exciting stories with characters that many young people connected with deeply. It’s honestly wild how much these shows helped shape … Read more
Anime’s been a fixture on Latin American TV for decades. Most longtime fans remember when the craze really took off with Dragon Ball Z. It’s wild to see how anime went from being “just cartoons” for kids to a huge part of Latino pop culture, shaping TV and entertainment all over the region. Over the … Read more