Question: Why are most videogame-based anime terrible? And why isn’t there much of it since there are usually fans who want a particular videogame title made into anime?
Bandai has announced release dates for two new anime titles. Di Gi Charat Nyo volume 1, originally scheduled for release in 2005, will retail at $24.98 beginning May
Animate.tv now hosts a new three minute long trailer for the Tales of Symphonia OVA series that will go on sale in Japan beginning June 8th. The trailer
The first trailer for the Appleseed: Ex Machina motion picture included with the Japanese Appleseed EX Playstation 2 game has leaked onto Youtube. The influence of film director
The official Japanese Sousei no Aquarion OVA homepage now hosts a two minute long streaming trailer for the upcoming Sousei no Aquarion: Uragiri no Tsubasa OVA. The 50
Question: What happened to the old-school “Dokite”-style of anime drawings? I am wondering about what has become of this very old fashioned design, as it has seemed to
According to Anime News Network, Dark Horse Comics has acquired translation rights to Hideyuki Kikuchi’s novel “A Wind Named Amnesia.” The book will be released in America with
Sovereign Media Inc., the publisher of SCI FI Magazine, has announced plans to launch a new magazine titled “Otaku USA” throughout North America this June. “Each issue of
Japanese adult anime & PC game new site Getchu has reported that plans are underway for a second Otome wa Boku ni Koishiteru anime television series. Source: Moon
The official Bokurano homepage now hosts a new teaser trailer for the upcoming sci-fi horror anime television series. The series is scheduled to premier in April. Source: Moon
The cover of the April issue of The Sneaker Magazine includes a confirmation that author Iwai Kyouhei and illustrator Ruroo’s series of “Mushiuta” fantasy lite novels will be
Question: Do you think that licensors are in a trend of picking up more niche, “fan-friendly” titles since supposedly unlikely titles like The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, Kimi
Bandai Entertainment has announced that its first domestic DVD volume of The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya will retail at $29.99 (or $64.98 for the special edition) beginning May
