Month: January 2009

Question: I almost feel like challenging Justin Sevakis to write Buried Treasure article not about a pathos anime and a Buried Trash not about a CPM title. He’s

The advertising “obi” on the freshly released fourth volume of Suu Minazuki’s “heartful comedy” manga series Sora no Otoshimono (“Lost Property of the Sky”) has announced that the

The official homepage for the Melancholy of Suzumiya Haruhi anime has announced that the Suzumiya Haruhi-chan no Yuutsu and Nyoron Churuya-san web anime series will premiere on YouTube

The official homepage for director Yoichi Sai’s live action film adaptation of Sanpei Shirato Kamui Gaiden manga now hosts a teaser trailer. The film is scheduled to open

Question: I almost feel like challenging Justin Sevakis to write Buried Treasure article not about a pathos anime and a Buried Trash not about a CPM title. He’s

The NHK television network has announced its April television premieres, which include a program titled Shuukan Tezuka Osamu (“Weekly Tezuka Osamu”). The program will broadcast new adaptations of

The official homepage for AIC’s upcoming Isekai no Seikishi Monogatari has added its fifth trailer, this one including previously unreleased animation footage. Source: Anime News Network

Kill Bill director Quentin Tarantino has confirmed that Production I.G has produced an additional 7 minutes of footage to extend the “Origin of O-Ren” animated sequence from the

Director Kunio Kato’s 12 minute long short anime film Tsumiki no Ie ~ La Maison en Petits Cubes (House of Small Cubes) has been nominated for an Academy

Bandai Entertainment President Ken Iyadomi has confirmed that the American anime distribution company is planning to layoff an undetermined number of its 19 full-time employees in response to,

A while back I found a poor quality copy of the forgotten 1992 OVA Apfelland Monogatari. Not long after I watched it, a “good” quality copy turned up

Question: I was wondering when will Akira receive the Hellsing Ultimate treatment?

The NHK television network has launched a website revelaing the development of a Japanese/Korean co-produced sci-fi educational anime television series Elementhunters. The series will air on the NHK

Japanese publisher Tokuma Shoten now hosts last month’s Comic Market promotional trailer for the upcoming Taisho Yakyu Musume (Taisho Era Baseball Girls) anime television series. The anime, based

Zakka Films, a new specialty film distributor focused on obscure and vintage Japanese cinema, has announced its first DVD release, The Roots of Japanese Anime: Until the End