KADOKAWA's chief anime officer, who heads one of Japan's biggest anime producers by annual series count, has revealed the company's plan for stable anime production in future seasons according to ...

Sony considers acquiring Kadokawa, aiming to expand gaming and anime dominance. Kadokawa's assets, including FromSoftware's hit games, boost Sony's strategy. See how Matt Maley is positioning for ...

"By combining KADOKAWA's extensive IP and IP creation ecosystem with the strengths of Sony, which has promoted the global expansion of a wide range of entertainment, including anime and games, we ...

As Gizmodo reports, Kadokawa owns a substantial share of the anime industry, with titles like Delicious in Dungeon, Re: Zero, Oshi no Ko, and Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation under its ...

Japanese media powerhouse Kadokawa said on Wednesday it had received a letter of intent to buy its shares, a day after a Reuters report that Sony was in talks to acquire the developer of the ...

Kadokawa apparently wants Sony to purchase the entire company or not at all, while the tech giant has attempted to be more selective, only looking to secure its business in anime and video games.

Kadokawa’s business extends into areas that fit into Sony’s broader entertainment offering, which includes anime, manga, TV, and film. Kadokawa is a prolific publisher of anime, and Sony ...

Tokyo-based Kadokawa wants its city neighbor to buy it entirely or not at all, while Sony has long sought to surgically extract assets related to anime and video games.

Kadokawa has acquired anime studio Doga Kobo as a subsidiary. Doga Kobo is known for its work on Monthly Girls’ Nozaki-kun and, more recently, Oshi no Ko. [Thanks, Yahoo!] ...

Thursday, July 11, 2024, saw Kadokawa announce its acquisition of anime studio Doga Kobo, likely best known for producing both seasons of the Oshi no Ko anime. Your login session has expired.