Question: I ask a question from Japan. I believe sports are a universal language. Indeed, sport-themed manga and anime are popular ranging from nerds to mainstream, and even
IGN has confirmed that AD Vision has acquired American distribution rights to the 2005 Xenosaga anime television series. The first disc is scheduled for release on September 11th.
Production IG has formally revealed its plans to produce an anime film adaptation of Hiroshi Mori’s “Sky Crawlers” novel series. The Sky Crawlers movie, a sci-fi drama about
The official Flag website has announced a planned August 8th release of “FLAG Director’s Edition: Iisen no Kufra no Kiroku,” a condensed, 101 minute long movie version of
Lionsgate has commissioned New York based Animation Collective, the studio behind the Kappa Mikey cartoon, to produce an original American sequel to the original Japanese “Speed Racer” anime
Starz Home Entertainment has formally announced plans to release high definition content in Blu-ray format only. Starz Home Entertainment is the parent company of American anime distributor Manga
The newly formed “Eyeshield 21 US PROJECT,” consisting of Japanese companies NAS, TV Tokyo, and Shueisha, has formally announced that the popular Eyeshield 21 TV anime series will
Japanese publisher Akita Shoten has formally confirmed that Yoshitomi Akihito’s sci-fi manga series Blue Drop will be adapted into an anime television series. No further details are available
Japanese site Galge.com now hosts the first revealed screenshots of the upcoming Moetan anime television series. The series is scheduled to premiere on July 8th. Source: Rakuga Kidou
Anime on DVD reports that Warner Bros. will handle international theatrical and home video distribution of Appleseed: Ex Machina, the second CG Appleseed film. The film will hit
Question: With the huge popularity of pirate themes right now, why aren’t there any pirate anime besides One Piece? There are many space/air pirate shows, but I haven’t
TOKYOPOP has revealed its plans for domestic releases of a number of manga and manhwa titles. Some are original licenses while some are re-releases or continuations of titles
At its 2007 Editors’ Day presentation, held in San Francisco last week, Namco Bandai announced its development of a “M” rated Afro Samurai console video game. Source: Gamespot
