Question: Is Tenchi Universe completely independent of the Tenchi Muyo! OAVs? Also, in what order should I watch the entire Tenchi saga? In what order was the series
Reports out of Comicon indicate that Bandai Entertainment has imposed strict enforcement of the Gundam copyright. Reportedly, over 6 cases of bootleg Gundam merchandise has been seized from
Raving Toy Manic has posted reviews from the San Diego Comic Con with news and images pertaining to anime. Fewture Models has some very impressive import Devil Man
Figures.com has put up shots of action figures that made an appearance at the San Diego Comic Con, including Escaflowne statues, Gundam Wing toys and kits, and Takara’s
According to commercials currently airing Fox, the Escaflowne TV series will air on Saturday mornings beginning August 19th. The Sunrise CGI series Dinozaurs will air Fridays at 3:30
AnimeCon.com has put up a preview of the Street Fighter Alpha OAV, to be released domestically this fall by Manga Entertainment, with images and videos, including a great
According to rumor in Japan, Square’s upcoming Final Fantasy X for PlayStation 2, its multi-player online RPG for use with the PlayOnline service, will sell for only $10
Nintendo of Japan announced that they will release Pokemon Stadium Gold & Silver for Nintendo 64 in December. This time all 251 Pokemon will be in the game.
One of the memorable things about the domestic release of Grandia for the Playstation, in addition to the excellent game play, was the almost humorously bad voice work.
Harmony Gold held their Robotech panel at the San Diego Comic Con and revealed some big news. Concerning the release of Robotech by ADV, the DVD will have
According to a Funimation press release, Funimation has licensed the two 50 minute long Japanese Dragonball Z TV specials for home video release this fall. “Lonely Final Battle,”
SNK’s Asian operations have ceased and their Hong Kong distribution partner is now helping in the recall of USA and European software cartridges for resale and/or retrofit for
Following on the heels of recent Japanese DVD releases, FLCL and Pokemon the First Movie: International Version, which had optional English subtitles, the popular police action/comedy Kochira Kameari
