About us
Anisukii is a news site covering anime, manga, video games, otaku culture and Japan, in Spanish and English. Our goal is to tell you what’s happening in the anime world clearly, quickly and reliably, and often before anyone else, because we follow Japanese sources directly.
Who is Suki?
Suki is the Anisukii mascot. She signs our stories and changes her look depending on the section: she wears headphones in Video games and a kimono in Japan, and carries a newspaper when we bring you a JP Scoop. Suki is a character; behind every story there is a person who reviews it.
How we work
- Official sources first. Every story is researched from the work’s official website, official accounts or press release, and we link to our sources at the end of each article.
- JP Scoop. This is how we label stories that come out first in Japan and that we report from the official Japanese source.
- Artificial intelligence, always reviewed. We use AI tools to look for news and prepare drafts, but no story is published until a person has checked the facts against the sources and approved it. If something can’t be confirmed, it doesn’t get published.
- Official images. We use official promotional images and always credit their author and source. All rights belong to their respective owners.
- Independence. Anisukii is not affiliated with any studio, publisher or platform. If we ever publish sponsored content or affiliate links, we will say so clearly.
Contact
Spotted a mistake, have a news tip, or hold the rights to any of our content? Write to us at contacto@anisukii.com.
Corrections policy
At Anisukii we work hard to make sure everything we publish is accurate, but sometimes we get things wrong. When that happens, we correct it openly:
- Minor errors (typos, a misspelled name): we fix them directly, without a notice.
- Factual errors (a date, a studio, a cast member): we correct the text and add a note at the end of the story with the date and what was changed. For example: “Correction (10/27/2026): the film premieres in 2027, not in 2026 as previously stated.”
- Stories that turn out to be false or are officially denied: we don’t simply delete them. We add a visible notice at the top explaining what happened.
- Rumors: we don’t publish them as facts. If we report a relevant leak, we clearly label it as such.
If you find a mistake, write to us at contacto@anisukii.com with the link to the story. We’ll look into it as soon as possible.