Month: March 2002

Ain’t It Cool News has published a brief review of Ryuhei (Versus) Kitamura’s new film Alive: I recently saw “Alive,” the new film by Ryuhei Kitamura (“Versus”), and

Question: How long is the One Piece anime series? Is it still going on in Japan? Is it based on manga? Is it kid or adult oriented? In

Central Park Media has announced that the Record of Lodoss War OAV series DVD boxed set will be re-released in a re-mastered “enhanced” edition on July 9th. The

The Magic Box has posted the first images and a trailer for the upcoming free-roaming fighting game Groove Adventure Rave: Fighting Live, based on the current Groove Adventure

Question: I was wondering, what is the barrier blocking the licensing of Memories? Being done by the same director as the ever-popular Akira, you would think that it

Twentieth Century Fox has secured the rights to produce live action American Dragonball films. According to the Hollywood Reporter Magazine, Fox representative Jim Gianopulos flew to Japan to

Pioneer has announced that the 13 episode I, My, Me Strawberry Egg anime TV series from last year will premier in America on August 13th under the shortened

Working Designs has confirmed that their next Playstation 2 release will be a domestic translation of the Japanese “non-stop dramatic RPG,” as its official homepage classifies it, Growlanser

Question: I was wondering about Pokemon recently. I remember that a few years ago it was all the rage here in America but now that seems to have

Sean Molyneaux of Media Blasters has clarified the confusion over the upcoming release of De:vadasy, mentioned on the AnimeNation news page yesterday. The version of De:vadasy to be

According to the official Japanese Cowboy Bebop homepage, the American version of the Cowboy Bebop movie from Columbia Pictures’ Destination Films will retain the principal dub voice actors

Right Stuf International has announced that the first of five volumes of His & Her Circumstances (Kareshi Kanojo no Jijoo) will debut in America on May 28th. The

Viz has announced that the first volume of “Ranma Forever,” titled “Initiation Nite” will debut on bilingual DVD and dubbed VHS on June 10th at $24.98 and $19.98

AD Vision’s AnimeTrax line has announced a half-dozen new domestic anime soundtracks. All will retail for $14.98 each. Best of Lost Universe, Nadesico soundtrack 1, and Slayers Try

Media Blasters has announced that they will release the first film of the infamous All Night Long trilogy on June 25th on bilingual DVD. The 1992 film is