There are plenty of anime about gambling, risk-taking, and people making absolutely terrible financial decisions. But FX Fighter Kurumi-chan feels like it is taking that formula somewhere much more uncomfortable: the real world. Also known as FX Senshi Kurumi-chan in Japan, the upcoming Fall 2026 anime follows university student Kurumi Fukuga as she enters the…
There are always a few anime each season that look completely ridiculous on paper and somehow end up being the shows everyone talks about. FX Fighter Kurumi-chan feels like it could be exactly that kind of series. Also known as FX Senshi Kurumi-chan, this Fall 2026 anime takes something most people associate with boring financial…
There are anime trailers that make you want to smile, trailers that make you want to cry, and then there are trailers that somehow make you nervous about checking your bank account. FX Fighter Kurumi-chan, also known in Japan as FX Senshi Kurumi-chan, belongs firmly in that last category. When I first saw the premise,…
There are some anime announcements that make you immediately understand what the production is going to look like. Then there are announcements like FX Fighter Kurumi-chan, where the concept alone makes you stop and think, “Wait… they are actually making an anime about this?” And honestly, that is exactly why I am so interested in…
There are always a few anime every season that make you stop scrolling and think, “Wait… they actually made an anime about that?” For Fall 2026, one of those shows is FX Fighter Kurumi-chan, also known in Japan as FX Senshi Kurumi-chan. At first glance, the series looks almost harmless. The character designs are cute,…
There are plenty of anime about battles, magic, school clubs, idols, and giant monsters. But an anime about Forex trading? That is definitely something I did not expect to see on the Fall 2026 schedule. Yet here we are. FX Fighter Kurumi-chan, also known in Japan as FX Senshi Kurumi-chan, is heading to Crunchyroll this…
Some anime grab your attention with spectacular fights, huge twists, or characters screaming their dreams at the top of their lungs. The Ramparts of Ice does almost the exact opposite. It gets you to care through awkward silences, tiny changes in body language, uncomfortable conversations, and the kind of emotional problems that most teenagers would…
If you’ve spent any amount of time around anime and manga Reddit lately, there’s a good chance you’ve seen The Ramparts of Ice mentioned somewhere. Maybe it was a discussion about Koyuki and Minato. Maybe someone was complaining about waiting for the next chapter. Or maybe, like me, you simply typed Koori no Jouheki English…
There are chapters that move a story forward, and then there are chapters that make you stop for a second and think about what the author is actually trying to say. War of the Adults Chapter 66 was definitely the second kind for me. The chapter, titled “Actually, There Are 200 Types of Violence,” takes…