Month: September 2011

To refresh your memory or introduce you to an interesting opening animation sequence, I submit the very odd opening of the very odd 1998 comedy TV series Sexy

Question: With the success of Tiger & Bunny and the popularity of its main character, Kotetsu, do you think that the anime industry will see more adult main

Discotek Media has formally announced its acquisition of the two Unico feature films. Osamu Tezuka directed the 1981 Fantastic Adventures of Unico film adapted from his own manga.

NIS America has confirmed its acquisition of domestic home video distribution rights to the 12 episode Kimi ni Todoke 2nd Season television series that aired earlier this year.

The G4 television network has announced plans to begin broadcasting Marvel Comics’ and Madhouse’s X-Men anime television series on Friday, October 21, at 11:00 pm ET. Actor Scott

Cinedigm will screen this year’s Pocket Monster Best Wishes! Victini to Kuroki Eiyu Zekrom motion picture in over 300 American digital projection theaters during the December 3-4 weekend

The third episode of director Tsutomu Mizushima’s (Haré+Guu) anime adaptation of Cha Kurii’s gag manga +Tic Neesan (Plastic Sister) is now streaming online.

This week’s issue of Weekly Shounen Magazine formally announced the development of an anime based on Hiroaki Igano and Kaya Tsukiyama’s soccer manga The Knight in the Area

An official website and teaser trailer have launched announcing that SHAFT is developing a TV anime based on author NisiOisin’s light novel series Nisemonogatari. The story is a

An official website with teaser trailer has launched for SHAFT’s theatrical anime adaptation of NisiOisin’s fantasy novel Kizumonogatari. The story is a prequel to the Bakemonogatari novel series,

Sunrise is now developing a “Night edition” supplemental episode to its just concluded Sacred Seven television series. The compilation episode will focus on the battle between protagonist Alma

To refresh your memory or introduce you to an interesting opening animation sequence, I submit the first opening of the 2001 Parappa the Rapper TV series. The opening

PriceCharting.com performed some extensive research and compiled a list of America’s most valuable anime DVDs. I’ve taken the liberty of contributing some supplemental commentary.

Sentai Filmworks has announced its acquisition of the (nearly forgotten) 2009 television series Yoku Wakaru Gendai Maho. The 12 episode series will be released on subtitled domestic DVD

Davis Film, the French film production studio behind movies including Crying Freeman (1995), Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001), and Solomon Kane (2009), has acquired the film adaptation rights