Toonami's Midnight Run was the best part of staying up as a '90s kid, and the programming block should come back.

The Dragon Ball Toonami era defined a generation of anime fans. But is it right to gatekeep based on nostalgia?

Anime was a more limited affair in the 90s, although it was improving compared to the 80s. Special segments began opening up around the mid-90s, including Toonami on Cartoon Network, UPN's ...

Toonami will soon release an original anime based on Junji Ito’s Uzumaki. But it’s not their first big get, after doing anime right for years ...

Toonami, a late-night programming block specialised in Japanese anime, announced this week that the anime's original series will be incorporated to the schedule at the end of January.

A Toonami Channel For Classics Most recently, Toonami Rewind proved that there was something of a market for revisiting anime classics that the Cartoon Network block had initially housed.

There was an anime in Japan that was a flop. In America, it was successful enough for Cartoon Network to order a second season.

Toonami has paid loving tribute to Dragon Ball Z creator Akira Toriyama following his tragic death – and it's got anime fans emotional.

If you're wondering why there are delays to Adult Swim's Toonami programming schedule, co-creator Jason DeMarco offers some great insight.