In addition to anime adaptations of Ro-Kyu-Bu! and Kami-sama no Memo-cho, ASCII Media Works has also announced an anime adaptation of Minoru Kawakami’s sci-fi light novel series Kyokaisen-jou
The March issue of Newtype Magazine that goes on sale in Japan this week will formally announce an anime TV series adaptation of Broccoli’s 2010 PSP romance game
Shogakukan has announced that anime studio Shaft’s anime adaptation of Koji Kumeta’s 1998 gag manga Katteni Kaizo will be an OVA released on April 27. Source: Moon Phase
Tokyo based event organizer Elegirl Label will host the “Tokyo Anime AMEN” music party on March 27th at the Shibuya O-Floor. The event will feature DJs including Kindhearted-OBAKE,
CG anime studio IDA, the studio behind Cat Shit One: The Animation, has released an original teaser for the tentative alien invasion monster anime Gomera. The teaser is
To refresh your memory or introduce you to an interesting opening animation sequence, I offer the nicely animated opening of the 1989 Madou Ou Granzort TV series. The
Question: This September will represent 5 years since Beet the Vandel Buster went into a hiatus when Koji Inada became sick. What is Koji Inada sick or injured
Last summer the Japan Animation Creators Association (JAniCA) reported that it would sponsor anime studios Ascension, Telecom, P.A. Works, and Production I.G for the development of original 23
The TV Tokyo network has announced an April 4 premier for its Sengoku Otome ~Momoiro Paradox~ (Warring-States Era Maidens ~Pink Paradox~) anime television series. The show is based
A four-episode live action television series adaptation of Miyoko Motomura’s 1969 shoujo manga Okusama wa 18-sai (My Wife Is 18 Years Old) will air on the Fuji TV
Acclaimed cult film director Shinya Tsukamoto (Tetsuo series, Tokyo Fist, Haze) recently created his first work of animation, a 24 second clip for the Ca’ Foscari University in
To refresh your memory or introduce you to an interesting opening animation sequence, I offer distinctively Masami Obari crafted opening of the 1998 Weiss Kreuz TV series. The
Question: Is yaoi and shounen-ai popular in Japan? If yes, then why are there so little anime created with these categories? And if there are created they tend
Japanese television network TBS has announced the development of an anime TV series based on American artist Suzy Spafford’s line of “Suzy’s Zoo” greeting cards. Digital Media Lab
