Month: December 2003

According to DVDfile.com, Sony has scheduled the American DVD release of the Katsuhiro Otomo supervised anime anthology film Memories for March 24th. The film will be presented in

Nausicaa.net has published its exclusive interview with Cindy and Don Hewitt, who have been instrumental in Disney’s ongoing English language release of Studio Ghibli films. Source: Anime News

Galaxy Anime has published an exclusive interview with ComicsOne editor Shawn Sanders.

Newsarama has published an extensive article discussing TOKYOPOP’s plans for 2004, 2005 and beyond to focus greater attention on publishing original comics by American artists and attracting a

Jagged Team has reported Bandai’s tentative schedule of console video game releases for 2004. January: .hack//Quarantine Part 4 (PS2) February: Lupin the 3rd – Treasure of the Sorcerer

Question: What’s delaying the release of Naruto and One Piece anime in the US?

Question: I was wondering how popular are the Lord of the Rings movies in Japan? Do Japanese fans think that Lord of the Rings is a copy of

According to Right Stuf International, Viz has announced plans to release the first two Zoids: Chaotic Century DVDs on February 24th. VHS versions will follow on March 23rd.

Critical Mass has scheduled the release of Love Doll DVD volume 1 for February 10th. The $24.95 DVD will contain the first 2 of 4 episodes in the

The Kids’ WB network has announced the extension of its Megaman NT Warrior program to a second season. 26 new episodes will be brought to America, bringing the

According to Anime on DVD, .hack//SIGN DVD volume 6: Terminus, scheduled for March 2, 2004, will be released in a single disc edition retailing at $29.98 and a

According to Jagged Team, Toonami will begin airing new episodes of Yu Yu Hakusho, Dragonball, Dragonball Z, and Dragonball GT beginning at 5:30 PM/EST on January 5th.

The Magic Box has published four new screenshots of the Final Fantasy VII movie scheduled for Japanese DVD release next summer.

Question: How many other so called “anime” shows are drawn in the Aeon Flux and Reign: The Conqueror style and what are their titles?

Orient Express has published an exclusive new interview with AnimeNation’s John Oppliger regarding the past and future of both retailer AnimeNation and translation company AN Entertainment.