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AnimeJapan Opens Voting for Manga We Want To See Animated Ranking 2022

AnimeJapan 2022 announced that their 5th Manga We Want To See Animated Ranking is now open for general voting. Fans can vote for which manga they would possibly like to see with an anime adaption. In addition, the website teases, “It’s up to you to decide which manga you want to see made into an anime! Your vote may decide the anime adaptation…?

Last year’s results of the Manga We Want To See Animated Ranking garnered 250,000 votes with 103 nominations. This year, there is a total of 102 manga nominations. If the manga titles pique your interest, don’t forget to cast your votes on the website. The voting period will end on February 10, at 20:00 JST. To vote, you must log in with your Google account. Each account can only vote once.

Check the Manga We Want To See Animated Ranking 2022 announcement on AnimeJapan‘s official Twitter below:

About AnimeJapan

AnimeJapan is an annual Japanese anime event that was first held in 2014. Every year there are about 100 exhibitors and 100,000 visitors who come to the event to celebrate and promote the anime industry. AnimeJapan is a merger of the Tokyo International Anime Fair and the Anime Contents Expo. It is organized by the AnimeJapan Executive Committee with support from The Association of Japanese Animations and The Association of Manga Publishers. Read more news about the event on our website.

The AnimeJapan 2022 event will be held on March 26 and 27 at the Tokyo Big Sight East Exhibition Building Halls 1-8. A teaser video for this year’s event is now available:

Source: AnimeJapan Website
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Carla Carreon

Hello, I'm Carla Bianca! Senior Writer at Anime Corner News. Despite my introverted energies, I also have fun covering anime and cosplay events in the Philippines. Passionate about books, anime, digital art, music, games, food, and travelling. Hopes to have a manga library and shrine someday.

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