The show's first season received a Japanese dub, which makes the rounds on social media pretty routinely. King of the Hill is spiritually an anime, hence why the memes work and why it has such a ...

Amazon appears to have quietly removed its terrible AI-generated English dubs for several anime shows currently streaming on Prime Video, following widespread ridicule from viewers and industry ...

If you watched the English-dubbed version of one of several popular anime on Amazon Prime Video lately, like “Banana Fish,” and “No Game, No Life,” you may have noticed something strange. The voices ...

After a week of viral clips and outrage from anime fans and AI-haters alike, Amazon has taken down the AI-generated English dub for Banana Fish. The embarrassingly bad dub of the action-packed yaoi ...

Amazon has seemingly removed an English dub from the anime series Banana Fish that appeared to utilize AI voice actors. The controversy erupted over the past few days on social media, with viewers ...

Prime Video has begun rolling out a supposed beta test using generative AI voices to dub anime—but they're a bad sign regardless of their dismaying quality. Reading time 3 minutes As generative AI ...

Back in March, we reported that Amazon was embarking on a project that was going to be a bad idea that was going to make a lot of people mad, i.e., using artificial intelligence to generate dubbed ...

Rebecca Sugar is finally making her feature film debut. The Steven Universe creator is set to helm the first ever U.S.-produced animated film about Moomin, the sweet magical troll who looks like a ...

Beloved around the world in books, cartoon strips, TV series and movies, the Moomins are coming to the big screen. Moomin Characters and Annapurna announced today that they are bringing the creatures ...

Animation superstar Rebecca Sugar, creator of the groundbreaking Steven Universe, is set to write and direct the first-ever U.S.-produced animated feature based on the beloved Moomin stories. The film ...

Steven Universe creator Rebecca Sugar says she had to fight to get Cartoon Network to allow her to include queer, nonbinary characters Ruby and Sapphire in the beloved animated series. Sugar opened up ...