Animate.tv now hosts a short, streaming trailer for the upcoming Saiyuki RELOAD -burial- OVA, which is scheduled for Japanese release on April 27, 2007. The trailer is available
An official Japanese homepage has opened to announce that animation studio ufotable will produce a motion picture adaptation of Tsukihime and Fate/stay night author Kinoko Nasu’s 1998 web
Game News Site EG has reported that production studio Satelight will produce an anime TV series adaptation of Koge Donbo’s Kamichama Karin manga series next year. Source: Moon
Gonzo has revealed its plans to produce an anime adaptation of Yamato Yoshihiro’s “Kaze no Stigma” series of supernatural fantasy novels. Source: Moon Phase
The official Japanese homepage for the live action Mushishi motion picture now hosts a second streaming trailer. The film is scheduled for Japanese theatrical release next March. Source:
Fan site Mutant Frog Travelogue has published an English language translation of a critique on the outsourcing of Japanese anime production jobs written by Japanese animation critic Ryota
The official American Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya homepage hosts a “hidden” page allowing visitors to vote on their choice for an English language dub voice for character Mikuru
The official Japanese homepage for the Dancouga Nova television series is now open. The show is scheduled to premier on February 15, 2007. The official Japanese homepage for
Question: I’ll attempt to answer two separate but similar questions: Is drama important in anime? I had watched many anime shows, and I seen a lot of characters
A streaming trailer for the Dengeki Bunko Movie Festival, consisiting of the Shakugan no Shana, Kino no Tabi: Byouki no Kuni -For You-, and Inukami motion pictures, is
Madhouse has announced its development of a new anime motion picture titled “Piano no Mori ~The Perfect World of Kai~” The “Piano Forest” movie is scheduled for release
An official website has opened announcing that Higuchi Asa’s award winning manga series Ookiku Furikabutte will be adapted into an anime television series. Source: Moon Phase
Japanese publisher Shueisha has formally announced that Nakahara Aya’s best selling manga series Love Con will be adapted into an anime television series next year. No further details
Toei has officially unveiled its plans for its fourth Pretty Cure anime series, “Yes! Precure 5.” The new series will premier on February 4, 2007. Source: Moon Phase
