Coming as no surprise, Working Designs has delayed the release of the Arc the Lad Collection. The domestic collection, now scheduled for release late this fall, will include
For those keeping track of such things, according to Newtype Magazine: Comic Party aired its thirteenth and final TV episode on the 24th. Gear Fighter Dendoh ended on
Director Paul Anderson explains in an interview with Shivers Magazine why the Resident Evil: Ground Zero movie seems to be so far removed from the story contained in
Seiko has announced that they will begin retailing a domestic replica of the wristwatch worn by Aki Ross in the Final Fantasy movie this summer. The Final Fantasy
Question: I see the words “mecha,” “mech,” “mechas” and “mechs” all used in different ways. What is correct? I thought that “mecha” was singular and plural, but if
The Japanese Challenger HP video game arcade chain homepage has posted 4 short video clips of game footage from Tekken 4. The clips show Yoshimitsu vs Xiaoyu, Steve
Faulconer Productions has announced that they will be releasing 2 domestic Dragonball Z soundtracks on July 15: the Trunks Compendium and the Best of DBZ. Both CDs will
Tsui Hark’s Legend of Zu, sequel to his influential 1983 kung-fu fantasy film Zu: Warriors from Magic Mountain, will premier in Asia on August 9th and come to
Question: Why do people in America, specifically in the media business, copy from anime? Recently, this trend seems to be on the rise. Have you seen the Fox
A Cartoon Network representative has officially confirmed for Toonami Revolution that, “Sailor Moon and/or the Sailor Stars series will not be joining the Toonami line-up July 27th or
Sega and Red company revealed four upcoming “Sakura Wars” releases at an announcement ceremony in the Tokyo Imperial Hotel earlier this week. Fulfilling their promise of supporting Sakura
Shounen Jump has published new color images and revealed new detail on characters and events in Final Fantasy X. Mad Man’s Cafe has translated the information and posted
Animaxis has published an interview with Toshiki Hirano, director of the current G Dangaioh TV series, based on the 1987 Haja Taisei Dangaiou OAV series.
