Month: November 2001

Urban Vision has formally announced that the new Vampire Hunter D movie, known outside Japan as “Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust,” will premier on American VHS and DVD on

Anime on DVD has learned that the upcoming release of the Card Captor Sakura movie from Pioneer will come in two different DVD versions. The “Cardcaptors” version will

Central Park Media has officially indefinitely delayed the release of their Battleskippers movie and My My Mai DVDs, originally scheduled for release last month. Source: Right Stuf International

Anime News Network has published its list of the extensive edits made to the final episode of Cowboy Bebop, mainly involving the heavy censoring of graphic bloodshed.

Martin Henderson (Windtalkers) has signed on to play the co-staring ex-husband role in DreamWorks’ Pictures re-make of the seminal Japanese horror film The Ring, opposite star Naomi Watts

Question: I was wondering what do they mean when they say “director’s cut” on the video you bought?

Tadasu Nagano, editor-in-chief of Shonen Jump Magazine and former managing director of Shueisha Publishing, passed away on November 24th at the age of 75. Shonen Jump Magazine first

According to ICv2 News, the fate of popular anime TV series including Medabots, Moncolle Knight and Digimon may be in jeapordy as Fox Television considers doing away with

Proving that AD Vision is slowly progressing on its translation of the eagerly awaited Excel Saga, Anime on DVD has published a list of the confirmed American voice

January 8th DBZ 28 Garlic Jr.: Black Water Mist DVD DBZ 64 & 65: Cell Games: The Games Begin & Cell Games: Surrender (dubbed edited & uncut VHS)

Namco has revealed, through several screenshots, that Kilik will return from Soul Calibur to Soul Calibur 2, albeit with a new character design. Source: The Magic Box

Question: I notice quite a number of older anime titles that have been resurfaced with new story lines and an updated look, for example Bubble Gum Crisis, Sol

Following in the footsteps of Fushigi Yuugi and Rurouni Kenshin, another long standing fan favorite anime TV series has been finally confirmed for translation and distribution in America.

According to The Right Stuf and Anime on DVD, Pioneer, Viz, and Bandai have announced several American premiers scheduled for release in March and April including the Card

Banpresto, the toy and game subsidiary of Bandai Japan is reported to have purchased 90% of the stock in Ashi Productions, ostensibly to boost profits in Bandai’s merchandising