Appare-Ranman! News

When will Appare-Ranman be released?
On February 11, 2020, the official Twitter account for P.A. Works' released a new promotional video for their original anime, Appare-Ranman!  The video revealed the latest cast members for the series, as well as the Appara-Ranman!'s April 10 premiere date in Japan.

When will the Appare-Ranman! anime continue?

Appare-Ranman! is the latest anime to join the list of delayed shows due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

P.A. Works, the anime studio behind Appare-Ranman!, released a statement on their website and official Twitter account. The studio will postpone the series, starting with the fourth episode.

They also added that they would announce new telecasts and streaming dates for the remaining episode after the schedule is decided. Where to watch?

Appare-Ranman! premiered on April 10 on Japanese channels, Tokyo MX, AT-X, Kitanihon Broadcasting, T.V. Aichi, KBS Kyoto, Sun T.V., and BS11. Funimation announced on March 11 that it would stream the racing anime with English subtitles and an English dub as part of their spring 2020 lineup. Currently, all three episodes are available on Funimation.

Similar anime to Appare-Ranman!?
Due to the coronavirus pandemic Appare-Ranman! has been delayed until further notice. Luckily, there are a few anime that have a similar feel as the racing anime. Whether it's their visual graphic, storyline, or characters, these shows will hold you up until ''Appare-Ranman! ''returns.

Ōban Star-Racers
The Japanese-French anime series takes place in the future where a young girl named Eva hopes to meet with her estranged father and win the "Ultimate Prize." Ōban Star-Racers centers around Eva, who stows away on Earth's ship competing in the intergalactic Oban Race. Follow her journey from mechanic to racer when the original driver is unable to compete.

Redline
Redlineis a sci-fi auto racing film created by Madhouse. It follows a group of racers as they are pitted against each other in a cut-throat intergalactic race. The movie features a spectacle of explosive scenes that will blow your senses.

Initial D
If we are going to talk about racing, then Initial D is the show to watch. Besides the main series, the anime has many sequels and movies that feature a unique perspective on real-world street racing.

The series follows an 18-year-old delivery boy who uses his father's Panda 1983 Toyota Sprinter Trueno G.T. Apex AE86 to make the deliveries. Even though he hates driving, his skills behind the wheels are undeniable.