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エンタメビジネスをリサーチするlibroによる日々の北米エンタメ市場などのニュースなどのまとめです。今週は Netflixが生成AIスタジオ新設アニメ制作本格化 「呪術廻戦」「ガチアクタ」、NYTimesのランキングで上位に ソウルの出版業界で、いま何が起きている？ーー韓国出版市場、2026年のリアル ドラマ「ちるらん」　HBO Max TV Shows TOP6入り です。 YenPress、AnimeNorthで９作品の漫画や小説の翻訳を発表 https://asianmoviepulse.com/2026/05/yen-press-anno

KJ the Comic Guy and Security Dan settle in for a long‑weekend edition of Warp My TARDIS, diving into everything from Canadian mall chaos to Gundam model kits, 3D printing, cosplay culture, and the state of modern fandom. The episode kicks off with long‑weekend traffic miracles and questionable mall decisions before spiraling joyfully into a deep discussion about Gundam collecting—perfect grades, exclusives, sprue recycling, and the ever‑evolving aesthetics of mobile suits. From life‑sized statues in Japan to the Witch From Mercury designs, the hosts explore how Gundam has changed and why fans are divided. They shift into cosplay talk, comparing Anime North’s craftsmanship to the increasingly store‑bought vibe at Fan Expo, sharing maker tips (including the legendary “chicken wire cape” solution), and reflecting on the joy of building things as fans. Convention season continues with news of a Toronto Supernatural con, Fan Expo guest announcements, and the stunt performers behind The Mandalorian. That leads naturally into the upcoming Mandalorian & Grogu movie, the magic of puppetry, and the controversy surrounding Hot Toys’ young Ahsoka figure. From there, the conversation widens to the current lull in Star Wars, Marvel fatigue, Nicolas Cage’s Spider‑Noir, the new He‑Man movie, and nostalgic hopes for Thundercats or Silverhawks adaptations. The episode wraps with pure chaos and delight: the release of Dungeon Crawler Carl: A Parade of Horribles, the wildness of Floor 10, Jeff Hays’ narration challenges, LitRPG Con hype, and the record‑breaking DCC Kickstarter that refuses to stop climbing. A packed, hilarious, deeply nerdy episode—classic Warp My TARDIS. 

Anime North 2026 ran from May 22–24, 2026 at the Toronto Congress Centre in Toronto, Ontario. This non-profit, volunteer-run celebration of anime, manga, and Japanese pop culture is in it's 29th year,...

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