Month: September 2003

IGN has published the first released image of the Production IG crafted anime sequence from Quentin Tarantino’s upcoming film Kill Bill.

The official Japanese Ai Yori Aoshi homepage now has a separate page for the Ai Yori Aoshi Enishi anime TV series scheduled to premier on late night TV

The official Millennium Actress movie site is now hosting a contest allowing site visitors to win a copy of the upcoming Millennium Actress DVD. Source: Jagged Team

According to Jagged Team, Konami of America, Inc. has officially announced plans to co-develop a live action movie adaptation of Silent Hill, Konami’s popular survival horror video game

Sony of Japan is apparently 70% complete in production of Popolocrois: Tsuki no Okite no Bouken, the fifth game in the Popolocrois Monogatari RPG series and the third

Media Blasters President John Sirabella has issued an official statement confirming that some Media Blasters issued anime DVDs contain mono sound instead of correct stereo sound mixes. The

AnimEigo has officially begun accepting preorders for the 3 disc Kimagure Orange Road OAV/movie DVD boxed set. The set will contain all 8 OAVs and the first movie

Animation World Magazine has published a lengthy discussion of Millenniumn Actress by anime scholar Fred Patton. The article is half review and half industry speculation about the unfortunately

TOKYOPOP has issued an official press release announcing that the first of 7 volumes of CLAMP’s Tokyo Babylon manga will be released in an English translated edition in

DVD Vision Japan has published a lengthy review of TOKYOPOP’s first domestic Initial D DVD, comparing the American DVD favorably to the Japanese VHS release, but criticizing TOKYOPOP’s

Sony has revealed that the long awaited US version of Final Fantasy XI for the PlayStation 2 will be coming out in March 2004. The game will come

Question: How much Full Metal Panic is there?

Bandai has announced the stand alone release of the .hack//SIGN TV series soundtrack volume 1, originally available only with the limited edition .hack//SIGN DVD 1, for October 21st.

The Mecha & Anime HQ will be hosting a chat with Deborah Sale Butler, the English voice actor for Shute from SD Gundam Force. The chat will take

Members of the anime fan community, in association with Anime on DVD, have apparently conclusively determined that at least 18 DVD releases from Media Blasters contain mono audio