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Kyoto Animation, one of the most popular anime studios in the industry, was recently the victim of a deadly arson that resulted in a major loss of life for the company. It’s going to take a while to ...

A deadly fire engulfed the Kyoto Animation studio in a suspected arson attack that killed at least 33 people and injured another 36, Kyoto fire department official Kazuhiro Hayashi told the Associated ...

As reported by Yomiuri Shimbun (via Anime News Network), the MBS channel in Japan noted that they have changed the color of the scenes with flames, and the narration. MBS did not state whether future ...

Over the weekend, more information emerged about the fire that devastated Kyoto Animation’s studio last Thursday. Since Cartoon Brew first reported on the incident, the official death toll has risen ...

Dozens of others were injured in the arson attack, authorities told the AP. More than two dozen people have died in a massive fire at an animation production studio in Kyoto, Japan, which ...

Tokyo -- Police were investigating Friday the gutted animation studio building in Kyoto where a man raging about theft set a fire that killed 33 people, crushing the hearts of comic fans in Japan and ...

At least 33 people are dead after a man screaming 'You die!' burst into an animation studio in Japan and set it on fire. The suspected arson attack in Kyoto injured dozens more people, Japanese ...

The man suspected of starting a fire that killed 33 people at a Japanese animation studio believed it had stolen his idea for a novel, according to local media. According to investigative sources, the ...

Arson is suspected in a deadly fire at Kyoto Animation Co. (aka KyoAni), which killed at least 33 people and injured dozens more this morning in Japan. The suspect is in custody. The Asahi Shimbun ...

UPDATE, SAT. JULY 20: Shinji Aoba has been identified by police as the suspect who set a blaze at Kyoto Animation Studio in Kyoto, Japan, resulting in the deaths of 33 people and injuring scores more.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ollie Barder covers Japanese pop-culture and gaming from Tokyo. Yesterday morning the much-loved Japanese animation studio Kyoto ...