Nairobi, June 27 -- In recent years, anime has evolved from a niche Japanese art form into a global entertainment powerhouse at the heart of popular culture.

Fuelled by video streaming platforms and internet culture, these Japanese animated productions are now among the world's most popular television genres, particularly among Gen Z audiences.

In Kenya, fandoms built around blockbuster franchises such as One Piece, Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen continue to grow, creating thriving online communities that consume everything from merchandise to fan art and themed events.

One of the most visible trends has been the growing popularity of anime wallpapers. Fans increasingly personalise their smartphones and computers with high-resolution ...