Month: September 2006

The Japanese fan site Neko to Negima! now hosts a downloadable WMV copy of a 20 second TV commercial for the upcoming Negima!? anime television series, the second

The main page of the Ginga Tetsudo: Eien e no Bunkiten (Galaxy Railways: To the Crossroads of Eternity) website now hosts a streaming trailer for the upcoming second

According to new ICv2 research, translated manga continues to sell well in America, but sales are increasingly concentrated in a handful of high profile titles. Estimates suggest that

The official Japanese Pokemon Movie homepage has formally announced development of a Pocket Monster Diamond & Pearl motion picture for release next summer, to celebrate the tenth anniversary

The official Mobile Suit Gundam: Target in Sight homepage now hosts a streaming trailer for the upcoming Playstation 3 action game. Source: Rakuga Kidou

4Gamer now hosts a high resolution 1:28 Windows Media trailer for the upcoming online soccer game FullTime. The trailer is available in a 173 MB zip file.

Question: My wife and I have the privileged of being host family for a Japanese college student this fall. As an avid anime fan, I was curious to

The official homepage for the upcoming Kekkaishi anime television series now opens with an extended Flash trailer (also available through the “arasuji” link on the main page), and

AD Vision has announced debut release dates for two new anime titles. Pani Poni Dash volume 1 will contain 5 episodes and retail at $29.98 beginning December 5th.

Japanese television network TBS has opened its official homepage devoted to the upcoming anime television series Venus Versus Virus. The series is tentatively scheduled to premier in January.

The Ringling School of Art and Design will award three random Metrocon: Amano’s World convention attendees with grants to attend one of Ringling’s Summer Art Studio courses and

Question: I was wondering if the OVA series and the novel series of Iriya no Sora, UFO no Natsu will be available in English soon? Is there a

Media Blasters has announced, on its homepage, its acquisition of the 13 episode Gakuen Heaven anime television series, and the live action Zebraman, Devilman, Zoo, and Kamen Rider

Question: How many anime titles have been licensed and then never released, only to have their license expire? I remember you mentioned a couple of well done 1980’s

Geneon Entertainmnet has opened its official American homepage for the upcoming domestic DVD release of the Paradise Kiss television series.