Month: November 2004

The November issue of Animefringe Magazine is now available online. This month’s issue contains a massive seven feature articles including coverage of Get Backers, Dokkoida, Nurse Witch Koumgi,

Galaxy Anime has updated with teaser trailers for Samurai Champloo and Devil May Cry 3, and interviews with Anime Network Program Director Chris Nelson, and John Soller and

Question: What are some (Japanese release) titles to look out for in 2005?

DVD Vision Japan has published a preview review of the English dubbed Samurai Champloo, and a full review of Super Milk-chan Show DVD volume 1.

ADV Manga will release the first English translated volume of Gate, by Hirotaka Kisaragi, on February 22, 2005. The book will retail at $9.99. Source: Anime News Network

The Gad Guard anime series will premier tonight on the G4/TechTV network at 9pm Pacific/12am Eastern. Source: Anime News Network

According to 4Kids Entertainment, Mew Mew Power, the American version of the Tokyo Mew Mew anime series, will air on FoxBox next year. Source: Jagged Team

Question: I’ve Been watching Duel Masters on Cartoon Network for a while now, and I really like the show and how it pokes fun at pop culture stuff.

The St. Petersburg Times Newspaper has published a lengthy feature article on AnimeNation and its international influence and status. The article appears in print as the cover story

DVD Vision Japan has published an exclusive interview with voice actor Richard Epcar, who plays Bateu in the Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex television series. DVD

Central Park Media has announced its acquisition of translation rights to the Haru wo Daiteita (Embracing Love) yaoi manga series. Source: Anime News Network

The first DVD volumes of Magical Meow Meow Taruto and Overman King Gainer will retail at $29.98 each beginning February 22, 2005. The Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam limited

Mobanimation has confirmed that the Binchou-tan anime will debut next year. According to Moon Phase, the series will be a television series which will debut on TV Saitama

Question: It is good to see that AN entertainment is in the licensing business. I was wondering what the chances were of AN picking up the rights to

The Cartoon Network has announced its acquisition of broadcast rights to the Bandai Entertainment produced TV series D.I.C.E., animated by Japan’s Xebec Studios. The “Zoids-esque” animated series, targeted