The March issue of monthly anime fanzine Animefringe in now available. This month’s issue takes a look at J-pop phenomenon Morning Musume (which has been the source of
Question: What is up with a Weiss Kreuz dub? Replacing our favorite seiyuu with weird English-speaking voice actors and changing the name to Knight Hunters– what’s the point?
Screen Daily has confirmed that Disney has officially secured the translation and distribution rights to Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi for North America, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and
Avex Inc., one of Japan’s leading record companies and the record label of popular artists including Ayumi Hamasaki, Dream and Every Little Thing, has announced a plan to
The Gaming Intelligence Agency has published a very interesting and spoiler-free preview of Namco’s just released PS2 RPG Xenosaga, prequel to Squaresoft’s popular Xenogears. GameSpot has published another
After its first week of availability in Japan, the Xbox has sold 123,334 units, or roughly only half of its initial release quantity. By comparison, the Gamecube sold
Question: In reading over some of your past columns, I found the explanation of the title “Tenchi Muyo.” You stated that it was a joke, meaning, literally, “No
While the future of the Futurama television series looks bleak, the franchise may find new life elsewhere. Console video game studios SCi and UDS have obtained the rights
Contrary to previous reports of an April 27th release at 6800 yen, Famitsu Magazine has revealed that Final Fantasy XI will debut in Japan on May 16th at
According to Anime News Service, the Yoshitaka Amano original painting of Marvel Comics character Electra that was auctioned for charity at last weekend’s Megacon convention in Orlando, Florida,
In response to the recent Japanese court decision that the Macross property is owned by Big West, rather than Tatsunoko, American anime distributors apparently have little expectation of
Question: Why has Saint Seiya not been imported to the US? The extreme popularity of Dragonball Z and the recent TV airing of Yuu Yuu Hakusho is evidence
In preparation for the re-release of an enhanced, re-mastered DVD release of the original Project A-ko movie, Central Park Media is now holding an A-ko themed fan interaction
Anime News Network has published an extremely revealing interview with Jason Demarco, Sr., writer/producer for Toonami, that explains the reasoning behind the editing seen in anime broadcast on
