Month: March 2005

An “issue 0” preview of online adult anime magazine AXA: All X Adult is now available. The preview is intended for adult visitors only. An AXA guestbook is

The front page of the official Japanese Bio-Booster Armor Guyver website states that a major announcement related to Guyver will be made at the Tokyo Anime Fair, occurring

The official Japanese website for the Playstation 2 sci-fi themed love adventure game Hametsu no Mars (Mars of Destruction) now hosts a 3:44 long AVI format trailer consisting

Bandai Entertainment has informed retailers that Di-Gi-Charat Nyo DVD volume 1, originally scheduled for release on May 24th, has been delayed indefinitely.

The Magic Box hosts screenshots and information about Namco’s Soul Calibur 3, scheduled for release on the Playstation 2 later this year. An additional two pages of large

Galaxy Anime now hosts video footage of the unveiling of Soul Calibur 3 at Namco’s Japanese headquarters, and video footage of the “explosive reception for The Pillows at

Question: Many fans of dubbed anime seem to be very angry and disappointed that Sony and DreamWorks did not dub the Tokyo Godfathers and Ghost in the Shell

Hakusensha Publishing’s LaLa Magazine has reported that the final chapter of Masami Tsuda´s Kareshi Kanojo no Jijo manga serial will appear in the June issue of LaLa Magazine,

Japanese pop duo Puffy AmiYumi has announced its play dates for a west coast tour this April and May. The group will tour America’s east coast this summer.

Question: It occurs to me that, regardless of what the forum is, English speakers and writers attach the suffix, “-san” when referring to Japanese people, even when the

Japanese streaming media website Biglobe now hosts a 93 second long Windows Media trailer for the Gonzo Studios produced samurai/ninja action anime television series Basilisk. The show is

According to Japanese fan site Moon Phase, Madhouse Studios will produce an anime adaptation of Ai Yazawa’s manga series Paradise Kiss. The anime will be directed by Osamu

Tokyopop has revealed that the first English translated volume of the Scrapped Princess manga will be released on August 9th and retail at $9.99. The first of 12

Viz has scheduled July 5th as the release date for the debut domestic release of several English translated manga series: Full Moon Wo Sagashite volume 1 will retail

ADV Films has closed it’s Austin, Texas dubbing studio which went under the name Monster Island. The studio was responsible for the English dubs of recent releases including