Kurohyou: Ryu ga Gotoku Shinshou, the latest installment in Sega’s Ryu ga Gotoku (known in America as “Yakuza”) video game franchise, will be getting a live action television
To refresh your memory or introduce you to an interesting opening animation sequence, I offer the opening of last year’s Zoku Natsume Yuujin Chou TV series. The theme
Question: What are the longest and shortest openings and closings ever produced for an anime TV series? And for an OVA series? I know it’s a really weird
Last night the Japanese homepage for the Kara no Kyokai anime franchise announced that the complete series Blu-ray boxed set will contain a previously unreleased 30 minute final
To refresh your memory or introduce you to an interesting opening animation sequence, I offer the opening of the very amusing Kiko-chan Smile TV series from 1998. The
Acclaimed animator and anime film director Satoshi Kon passed away on August 24 at 6:20 a.m. due to pancreatic cancer. He was 46 and leaves behind his wife
Writer/director Akitaro Daichi has confirmed that veteran animator Shojuro Yamauchi passed away yesterday. Yamauchi served as a key animator for prominent anime including Graveyard of Fireflies, Cagliostro’s Castle,
The homepage for the upcoming Otome Yokai Zakuro television series has added a second streaming trailer. The adaptation of Lily Hoshino’s historical fantasy manga about a government agency
The homepage for the upcoming Togainu no Chi post-apocalyptic yaoi action anime TV series has added a second streaming trailer and a short TV spot. The show will
The homepage for the Cheburashka & Kuma no Gakko (Bears School) movies double feature has added a streaming trailer. Click the navigation button second from the top on
AV Watch reports that the rare 2008 It’s a Rumic World exhibition films will be released on individual DVDs and Blu-ray discs for the first time on October
In loving memory of the late Satoshi Kon, today’s outstanding opening sequence comes from Kon’s 2006 film Paprika. The theme song is Susumu Hirasawa’s “Mediational Field.”
Shun Oguri and Mao Inoue, co-stars in the 2005 Hana Yori Dango live action television series, will appear together again this October in a live action TV adaptation
