Month: October 2005

Question: Now that we in the west have a third installment of Banner Of The Stars to eventually look forward to, do you suppose that this particular anime

Big Comic Spirits Magazine has announced that a feature film adaptation of Taiyo Matsumoto’s manga series Tekkon Kinkurito (released in America by Viz under the title “Black &

About to go off the air in San Francisco, California, last week, the ImaginAsian TV network (IATV) urged viewers to contact Comcast, requesting that the network be sustained.

Tomy of Japan and D3 Publisher of America have revealed plans to release four Naruto video games in America next year. The Gameboy Advance Naruto: Saikyou Ninja Daikesshu

The official Japanese website for the Tsubasa Chronicle Nintendo DS game is now open. The interactive anime game will be released on the 27th. The site features animated

Capcom and all of its Street Fighter licensees (UDON Entertainment, Manga Entertainment, Diamond Select Toys, Sota Toys, Score Entertainment, Nubytech, and Ultracade Technologies) are participating in a national

Question: I’ve been looking at Street Fighter recently, because I just watched Alpha and I am waiting for Alpha: Generations. So far, I’ve found Street Fighter II V:

Publisher Akita Shoten has announced that Akihito Yoshitomi’s manga series Ray will be adapted into an anime TV series. The first volume of Ray manga has been released

CLAMP has officially announced on its homepage that a second Tsubasa Chronicle anime television series will air next year. Source: Moon Phase

Geneon has confirmed that some copies of the DearS volume 1 DVD have an English language audio track recorded in mono instead of stereo. Consumers my fill out

Geneon has scheduled the first American DVD volume of the Viewtiful Joe anime TV series for release on February 7, 2006. The $19.98 DVD will contain episodes 1-5

Viz has announced release dates for a number of new manga titles and one new anime series. Kiniro no Corda volume 1 will be released on January 2,

Last week Viz Media officially announced its Shonen Jump Home Video Line. The first two DVD titles in the line will be Hikaru no Go and Naruto. The

Publishers Weekly Magazine has published a brief summary article on the recent Onna! convention centered on women in comics and animation.

Big Comic Spirits Magazine has reported plans for a live action television series adaptation of Rumiko Takahashi’s Maison Ikkoku manga story. The series will air next year, but