Megan is part of a growing community of celebrities who are engaging with anime, alongside figures like Michael B. Jordan and Keanu Reeves, who are also involved in its creation.

The intersection of anime with hip-hop culture and sports is elevating the medium's profile, with Megan being a key figure in this movement.

Megan aims to merge her music with anime storytelling, focusing on themes of Black culture and female empowerment, reflecting her deep knowledge and enthusiasm for the medium.

The deluxe version of her latest album, 'MEGAN: Act II,' features collaborations with artists like K-pop group TWICE and RM of BTS, further showcasing her diverse artistic vision.

Megan Thee Stallion, known for her hits like 'Savage' and 'Hot Girl Summer,' has announced that she is developing her own anime series.

During a recent interaction on Stationhead, she confirmed that while progress on the anime has slowed due to her music commitments, the project is still ongoing and 'definitely on the way.'

In her music, Megan incorporates anime references, notably mentioning Gojo Satoru from 'Jujutsu Kaisen' in her song 'Otaku Hot Girl,' highlighting her passion for the genre.

Fans are particularly excited about the possibility of her starring in a magical-girl role, with calls for Studio Trigger to be involved in the project.

Continuing her trend of anime-inspired cosplays, Megan plans to unveil three Halloween costumes this year.

She showcased her passion for anime by presenting at the 2024 Crunchyroll Anime Awards, dressed as Bruno Bucciarati from 'JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.'

Megan's love for anime extends into her personal life, where she often cosplays as characters from various series, further solidifying her status as a notable figure in the anime fandom.

Her long-standing passion for anime and manga, including cosplaying as characters from popular series like 'JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure' and 'Sailor Moon,' makes her a prominent figure in the anime community.