The acclaimed anime studio behind 'Beastars' brings Scott Westerfeld’s alternate-history WWI novel into a 3DCG anime, debuting on Netflix July 10. Reading time 4 minutes While anime remakes and manga ...

With an incredible studio behind it and composers from Studio Ghibli and more, ‘Leviathan’ is set up to be Netflix’s biggest anime of 2025. ‘Leviathan’ is based on the novel of the same name by Scott ...

The latest trailer shows off the world that takes a drastically different approach to World War I. As a part of this anime landscape, combatants can often rely on the power of their mech suits dubbed ...

Netflix has announced the premiere date for Leviathan, the upcoming anime adaptation of the bestselling steampunk novel series by Uglies author Scott Westerfeld. Set in an alternate version of 1914, ...

If you’re unfamiliar with the source material, here is an official description of the opening novel that kicked off the Leviathan trilogy, “It is the cusp of World War I, and all the European powers ...

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Opening Shot: A chessboard. A hand moves knight to something something. The Gist: Turns out Alek (Dor Gvirtsman) something something’d himself. He has no one to play chess with, it seems. It’s after ...

Netflix has released the Leviathan teaser trailer for its upcoming anime series adaptation of Scott Westerfeld and Keith Thompson’s 2009 novel of the same name. The story will take place in an ...

Based on Scott Westerfeld’s dieselpunk series, the Leviathan anime debuted in July 2025, bringing its unique historical sci-fi world to life. Set in an alternate 1914, the story revolves around a war ...

Netflix has a new alternative history anime on the way, Leviathan, and it has some incredibly strong talent behind it. Animation studio Orange is back with a brand new 3DCG series, Leviathan, an anime ...

Erick Massoto is a Brazilian writer who's always loved film and TV and loves finding connections between them. That's why he supports double features, especially if they are of a modern film paired ...