With Kafka Hibino’s titular form back in action and seemingly in a powered-up state, Kaiju No. 8 chapter 121 will likely be an action-packed issue. Likewise, given how overwhelmingly powerful ...

True kaiju horror games are lacking in Western markets, with few titles offering the experience of being hunted by monstrous creatures. Games like Little Nightmares, Call of Cthulhu, and ...

Fortnite is collaborating with Kaiju No. 8, offering skins, pickaxes, back bling, emotes, and wraps based on the anime and manga. The trailer for the collab showcases skins of characters Kafka ...

Kaiju No. 8: Relax is based on the characters created by Naoya Matsumoto. The new story and art is by Kizuku Watanabe (Koro-sensei Q!). An exact release date hasn’t been revealed yet.

Epic Games has officially revealed the much-awaited Fortnite x Kaiju No. 8 collaboration, with the game's official X account posting a short promotional trailer. The video featured some of the ...

Kaiju No. 8 has been a breakout hit in Shonen Jump almost since its inception. While not a weekly series like its fellow battle Shonen peers One Piece or Demon Slayer, fans have followed the ...

As of last night, we finally have access to a set of Kaiju No. 8 cosmetics, but it'll cost some V-Bucks to collect them all. Here's how you can get every Kaiju outfit, plus how long they'll be in ...

Don't get me wrong, there is so much to admire about Hulu's new high-concept drama "Paradise," a "Lost"-like mystery about a picture-perfect town and a murder that breaks its magic spell.

Sterling K. Brown in "Paradise." Credit: Disney / Ser Baffo I don't think I've ever changed my mind about a show as quickly as I did with Paradise, which took me from "meh" to "this rocks ...

Sterling K. Brown’s time in “Paradise” takes a brutal turn in Dan Fogelman’s newest thriller series. The Hulu series follows Brown’s Agent Xavier Collins as he comes to the shocking ...

Boasting an A-list ensemble and guaranteed to keep you guessing, we explain below how to watch Paradise online where you are. This nail-biting thriller is something of a departure for Fogelman.