Animated by Bones, the studio behind 'My Hero Academia,' 'Gachiakuta' is a gritty dystopian anime series with the most raw, ...

Through a social media lens, some could have predicted that the anime of the summer was going to be Gachiakuta due to ...

Gachiakuta is held up by its adoring fans as the next big thing in shonen anime, and with Season 1's episode count, we can ...

Gachiakuta is being hyped as the "New Coolness" in action anime this season, but it's still all the same Shonen tropes we've ...

Gachiakuta introduces a visually striking dystopia, but while its premise is full of promise, the first two episodes rely too ...

Gachiakuta's second episode redeems the anime's weak premiere, but it falls short of creating something truly new and engaging.

Gachiakuta is back for a new episode this Summer, and with it has dropped a new opening and ending to kick things off ...

Bones’ new anime Gachiakuta, adapted from Kei Urana’s manga, is dark and graphic, and its premiere feels unique. Streaming on Crunchyroll July 6.

Gachiakuta is developed by Studio Bones, which helmed My Hero Academia and its current Vigilantes spinoff, and the contrast between the two shonen is so sharp.

“Gachiakuta,” a new shonen anime from Bones Film (“My Hero Academia”), is set to land exclusively on Crunchyroll in July. “I’ll kill every one of you human beings!

Kei Urana's manga Gachiakuta, currently serialized in Kodansha’s Weekly Shonen Magazine, is being adapted into an anime that's coming exclusively to Crunchyroll. The anime is produced by Bones ...