Fremont, California based publisher Yaoi Generation has formally announced its first title, Chifumi Ochi’s five volume series breath. The first volume will be released in December. Source: Kuriousity
During this past weekend’s New York Anime Festival, Yen Press announced its acquisition of five new titles: The Jyushin Enbu ~ Hero Tales fantasy adventure manga series by
During its Level5 Vision 2008 publicity event this past weekend, Japanese video game developer Level5 announced that its “Professor Layton” series of Nintendo DS puzzle games will be
The official website for developer Platinum Games’ upcoming Nintendo DS space opera RPG Mugen Koro ~ Infinite Space has announced that anime studios Gonzo and Production I.G will
Anime production studios Radix and mob Animation have reportedly filed suit against film production investment company Micott & Basara alleging that Micott & Basara ordered a stop to
The recently aired 25th and final episode of the Macross Frontier television series concluded with an announcement of development of a Macross Frontier motion picture. Presumably the film
Canadian animation studio Nelvana Enterprises and toy company Spin Master Ltd., and Japan’s Sega Toys Ltd. and TMS Entertainment have announced plans to jointly develop a second “Bakugan”
Media Blasters has announced that the release of its the sixth and seventh Voltron DVD collections have been delayed. Voltron: Defender of the Universe Collection 6, originally scheduled
Famitsu Magazine reports that Studio Ghibli will produce animation footage for game developer Level5’s tenth anniversary project, a Nintendo DS fantasy RPG titled “Ni no Kuni: The Another
Enterbrain has launched a teaser site for its upcoming love simulation game Amagami, a new work from the staff behind the hit Kimikiss simulation game. Wonder if this
Pop Japan Travel is now accepting reservations for participation in its Design Festa 2008 Tour. The highlight of this guided tour of Tokyo includes attendence to the 28th
Question: I know of some people who don’t care about the decline in domestically-released anime because “they can get it for free anyway.” I want to say that
This year’s winners of the prestigious Animation Kobe Awards have been announced. Individual Award: Mitsuo Iso (creator/director of Denno Coil) Special Award: Masaki Tsuji (writer for Jungle Emperor,
Japanese popular entertainment magazine Oricon has published the results of its survey that asked 300 teens aged 14-19 to name the most interesting manga they’d read. The results: