The Mitsuoka Orochi, which our colleagues at Jalopnik called "the world's ugliest car," is back for a special one-off anime tribute.

One of the most famous Devilman tableaus shows the character sitting deep in thought on Tokyo Tower. The pose is recreated in toys and small figures.

A few years back, it was even turned into a life-sized figure, which folks are now rediscovering.

Devilman Crybaby joined the Netflix roster last week, and it's one hell of an anime. A reimagining of the 1970s manga, it's a bloody story of love and loss. Staff writer Heather Alexandra and video producer Chris Person sat down to talk about why they love their precious demon boys.

Netflix's foray into the world of anime has been slow and steady over the years, but the company is about to make a major commitment to bringing a frankly absurd amount of new series to its service -- ranging from revivals of Japanese classics to brand new shows.