The new issue of Megami Magazine came in this week, and as usual it’s filled with the most amazing anime posters for your room…18 of them, including a dual-sided extra-large poster. Let’s check out what you get in the new issue. The magazine is in stock here!
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What Anime Posters Do You Get In The November 2024 Issue Of Megami Magazine?
We love Megami Magazine because each issue is a snapshot of the current moment in time in the anime industry. We always get a great mix of posters promoting the currently airing anime series, as well as illustrations showing us characters we’ll soon come to love when their anime air.
In this issue of Megami Magazine, you get *18* posters, 16 of which are the standard size of 46 x 29 cm / 18 x 12 inches, plus you get one extra-large poster that’s dual-sided. This month we get Monogatari Series, Girls Und Panzer, Shikanoko Nokonoko Nokotan, Megami no Cafe Terrace, Arifureta Season 3, Giji Harem, Bang Dream, VTuber Legend: How I Went Viral after Forgetting to Turn Off My Stream, Quintessential Quintuplets, and more. The large posters, not shown in this post since they’re too big to be scanned, feature Katsute Mahou Shoujo to Aki no Tekitai Shiteita and Ilya from RoshiDere.
Enjoy the 16 standard sized posters below!
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