Question: What ever happened to all the animorphs? Catigirls used to be as common as the big eyes themselves in older anime, nowadays there seem to be no
The highly anticipated Playstation 2 action/shooting game Gungrave will premier in American stores on September 17th. “Gungrave” intertwines rogue-driven action with an artistic hardboiled flair that will appeal
ICv2 News has published a two part interview with Viz on their hopes and ambitions for Shonen Jump Magazine. The article largely covers information already revealed elsewhere, but
Question: Is Carl Macek the Al Capone of anime? I’ve researched the Robotech series and found that our Robotech is nothing but a rip-off of three series: Superdimensional
Central Park Media has announced several new DVD releases scheduled for November 12th: La Blue Girl Returns Vol. 2 will include the final 2 episodes of Injyuu Gakuen
The Tokyo Jyushouden DVD will include the entire 4 episode supernatural/psychic action (a’la X) OAV series on one disc and retail for $29.95 on December 17th. The ultra-cute,
FUNimation will release the first, 60 minute long DVD volume of the Kirby anime TV series in American TV dub only format on November 12th at $19.98. Manga
Dragonball Z voice actor Chris Sabat has confirmed that Dragonball Z movies 7-9 will be released next year, with a possible 2003 release for movie 10 also. Movie
Sunrise Animation has officially announced that the tentatively titled Big O Second Season will premier on Japanese television this October. Article provided by Saiyanz Rage
Midnight Eye has published what is probably the first English language review of Neko no Ongaeshi, the latest movie from Studio Ghibli. Source: Anime News Service
In something of a surprise announcement that has not yet been confirmed by other sources, both CD Japan and Amazon Japan are now listing Ichi the Killer The
The Magic Box has published the first screenshots of the recently announced Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles action RPG for the Japanese Nintendo GameCube. Japanese news site Techside now
Comic Market is recognized as one of the world’s largest comic conventions, held semi-annually in Tokyo. While San Diego Comic Con drew more than 50,000 attendees this year,
Animation World Magazine has published an extensive, detailed article entitled “Make A Break Into Anime Voice Acting.” The article includes advice, along with interviews with six leading American
