Month: July 2005

The official Japanese website for upcoming anime television series Tactical Roar is now open; however, the site presently consists of just a placeholder image. Source: Moon Phase

Question: Was there ever an anime series that was dubbed twice, each having different voice actors? That would be weird.

The official Japanese website for the Noein ~ Mou Hitori no Kimi e anime television series is now online. The show is scheduled to debut in October. Source:

Japan’s Quicktime site now hosts trailers for Shinobi: Heart Under Blade, the live action version of the ninja action/romance foundation of the current anime television series Basilisk, and

Comic industry marketwatch site ICv2 has published its lists of the ten most marketable anime and manga properties in America for mid 2005. The top ten anime properties

Media Blasters has announced that the Phantom the Animation DVD, the anime adaptation of the Phantom of Inferno interactive adventure game, will be released on October 25th. The

Joseph Doughrity’s film “Seven Days In Japan” based on his participation with the Pop Japan Travel guided tour of Japan won Best Documentary honors at the recent San

Tecmo has announced plans to develop a Japanese online multi-player role-playing game sequel to Kazushi Hagiwara’s manga series Bastard!! Article provided by Galaxy Anime

Galaxy Anime has updated with video previews of Jump Superstars and Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrows for the Nintendo DS, Gundam World for the PS3, Castlevania: Curse of Darkness

Question: From what I’ve seen and heard online, a good deal of Evangelion fans seem to think of anime as something that seperate and “lower” than Eva. Although

The official Japanese website for upcoming anime television series Kasimasi is now open. Source: Moon Phase

Critical Mass has announced that the adults-only 60 minute long “Vanilla Series: Hot For Teacher” (Vanilla Series: Onna Kyoshi – Yumi no Houkago) DVD will retail at $24.98

Kakumei Media has announced a nationwide Canadian cosplay competition. The Canadian Cosplay Challenge is open to any and all Canadian citizens. Winners will receive a certificate of recognition,

The British Film Institute (BFI) has published a list of “films that all children should see by the age of 14.” The list was compiled by children’s film

FUNimation has opened a survey seeking consumer advice on a possible DVD release of Case Closed (Detective Conan) episodes 1-52. Source: Jagged Team