Month: January 2003

According to Anime on DVD, Right Stuf International CEO Shawne Kleckner has confirmed that Disney will release American DVD and VHS versions of Spirited Away, Kiki’s Delivery Service

AD Vision has supplemented its What is Noir? official site with a second, larger official American Noir homepage at Project Noir.com. The new site includes galleries of characters,

After announcing some time ago that all of their forthcoming 25/26 episode series would be released on six DVD discs, AD Vision contradicted that policy with their recent

Bay Area Anime has published a brief but thorough guide to viewing anime without breaking the bank. Source: Anime News Network

According to JPOP USA the popular J-Pop duo Puffy AmiYumi will perform the theme song for the upcoming American Teen Titans cartoon, based on the DC Comics series.

Namco has announced that Soul Calibur 2 will hit the Japanese Playstation 2, GameCube and Xbox on march 27th. The home version of the game will include a

Tecmo’s Dead or Alive Xtreme Beach Volleyball will go on sale in America on the 21st, at a retail price of $49.99, and debut in Japan two days

Question: On the commentary track for Eva: Death & Rebirth, Taliesin Jaffe said that the slogan for NERV (God’s in his heaven, all’s right with the world) came

Manga Entertainment spokesman Keith Burgess has officially refuted the rumor from last weekend’s Ohayocon convention that Manga Entertainment’s DVD release of Read or Die will be edited together

According to The Kingdom, Buena Vista Home Entertainment has revealed plans to release 3 Hayao Miyazaki directed films in America in April. According to the report, Spirited Away,

Bandai has announced plans to release limited edition DVD versions of all 6 upcoming .hack//SIGN TV series DVDs. The previously announced limited edition volume 1 will include extras

Square has announced that Final Fantasy X-2 will go on sale in Japan on March 13th at a pricey retail cost of 7800 yen. Rockman.EXE WS for the

Question: Saw Char’s Counterattack on Cartoon Network the other night, and I was a little confused by the way it ended. Specifically, what happened? I gathered it had

Veteran Japanese film maker Kinji Fukasaku passed away on Sunday, January 12th at 1am. He was 72 years old. Fukasaku’s directorial career spanned 50 years, although he may

Japanese manga publishing group Coamix has confirmed plans to release a 3 episode OAV series titled “Shin Hokuto no Ken” (New Fist of the North Star) this spring.