Dr. Stone: Stone Wars, the second season of Boichi and Riichirou Inagaki’s anime Dr. Stone, will premiere on Adult Swim’s Toonami programming block on May 15 at 1:00 a.m. EDT, according to the official Facebook page for Adult Swim’s Toonami programming block (effectively, May 16).

Everyone has looked at a book and thought, “What a silly cover/premise, there’s no way this book is any good!” And I approve it; I did it once before but regretted it when I read the book. It was basically a Manga. So, having learned my lesson, I never judged a book by its cover again.

Anyone who’s exploring anime for the first time starts with a list of series which the anime fans call “the essentials.” This list normally includes Naruto, Dragon Ball, and Bleach. There is another franchise that has been acclaimed by fans worldwide and could be added to this list. The name of that series is “One Piece” written by Eiichiro Oda. One Piece was launched in 1977 and has spanned over 20 years since.

Before getting into Zombie Land Saga Season 2, Zombie Land Saga Season 1 starts off in a very interesting way. In the very first few minutes, our MC Sakura gets hit by our famous Truck-Kun. Now, instead of getting isekai’d like most anime characters do after getting hit by the truck, Sakura wakes up 10 years later just to find out that she has turned into a zombie!

Let me ask you, what makes a good ‘mecha’ anime? Robots? Of course, Einstein. Throw in a boy with the power to make others do whatever comes to his narcissistic head? That works, I guess. But you see, there’s one thing that comes first and foremost before we consider two ‘metal titans’ going at each other.

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime is based on a light novel series that started to be airing on television in 2018, The Season 2 of the anime was to be released in October 2020 but due to some circumstances the release was delayed, and it started airing on January 12, 2021.