Month: May 2003

Pop Japan Travel has revealed its itinerary and cost for the September tour. Pop Japan Travel will officially begin accepting reservations for this tour on Friday, May 30th

The Yomiuri Newspaper has reported that Japanese producers are currently casting for the main character role in a Japanese live action & CG movie adaptation of Tetsujin 28

Asian film review site Midnight Eye has published a lengthy introduction to unusual and experimental Japanese animation that may be very interesting and enlighting to anime fans. Article

Japanese video game developer Yuke’s has announced plans to develop a sequel to their 1999 Dreamcast action game Kenpu Denki Berserk: Sennen Teikoku no Taka Hen Sousitubana no

First reported as in negotiations three months ago, Variety Magazine has recently reported that director Darren Aronofsky has finally secured the rights to produce an American “contemporized” live-action

The official Japanese Ai Yori Aoshi homepage has updated to reveal that the full title of the second TV series will be “Ai Yori Aoshi ~ Enishi” (not

Konami has officially opened its page promoting Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes, the GameCube remake of the Playstation Metal Gear Solid game. The site includes information, screenshots,

Question: Why are some anime series so short? Such as AD Police, the first 6 episodes are pretty good, granted that the art is a bit lacking but

Anime on DVD has confirmed that the Saber Marionette J Ultimate Collection DVD boxed set containing the Saber Marionette J and Saber Marionette J to X TV series

Bandai has announced release dates for three new titles including the 3 episode Love Hina Again OAV series, which will apparently be edited together into a single feature.

According to Anime News Network, Shaman King and Sonic X will premier on Fox’s Saturday morning cartoon line-up beginning on September 6th.

Nausicaa.net has discovered that Disney is now in the process of dubbing Hayao Miyazaki’s film Kurenai no Buta (Crimson Pig), more commonly known as “Porco Rosso,” presumably for

Bandai Entertainment has opened its official English language homepage for the upcoming American DVD release of Junkers Come Here. Source: Anime News Service

The Japanese Young Animal manga magazine has officially announced that a second Ai Yori Aoshi TV series titled “Ai Yori Aoshi ~ Midori” is in development. This announcement

According to Natsume Goushin Ryu Dojo, the July issue of Animage Magazine will include a free Region 2 promotional DVD that will include a trailer for Onegai Twins,