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FUNimation has released an English dubbed trailer for its upcoming American release of Black Cat. Source: Anime News Network

Geneon has “pre-opened” its American homepage for Ergo Proxy. The site currently hosts a streaming trailer. The first American Ergo Proxy DVD will be released on November 21st.

The Playstation 2 adventure game “Secret of Evangelion” will be released in Japan on December 21st. The original story game will be an alternate retelling of the end

Fan site Papo de Budega now hosts an interview with Mauricio and Monica Somenzari, the winners of the 2006 World Cosplay Summit.

According to Anime News Service, Keisuke Hasegawa’s light novel series Shinigami No Ballad will be adapted into a live action Japanese television series. A six episode Shinigami no

Madhouse Studios reportedly has plans to produce an anime television series adaptation of Kazuki Nakashima’s historical fiction play Oh! Edo Rocket, a story about an ambitious fireworks maker

Japanese multimedia publisher Ocelot has announced that Sakaki Ichiro’s fantasy novel & PC game series Shinkyoku Soukai Polyphonica will be adapted into anime. Source: Anime News Service

Adult Source Media has announced a release date of October 27th for the 30 minute “Perverted Thomas” (Chikan Mono Thomas) adult anime DVD. Source: Anime on DVD

Question: It seems to me that most people in America hold little to no interest in classic anime that precedes Ghost in the Shell or Akira. Fist of

The official Japanese homepage for the Jinzou Konchuu Kabutoborg VxV is now open. The series aired its first episode yesterday. Source: Moon Phase

The official Japanese Summon Night homepage has announced that an anime series titled “Summon Night TV” will premier for viewing on the Japanese GyaO multimedia website on October

Saiyuki Reload will premier on the Encore Action channel at midnight on November 8th. Source: Anime News Network

Anime on DVD now hosts an interview with Seven Seas representative Adam Arnold about publishing plans for “light novels.”

FUNimation has reportedly announced its North American representation of six anime titles presumed unlicensed in America. FUNimation has not confirmed acquisition of distribution rights to any of these

Question: I admire your insight on Japanese animation and its unique difference to American ones. I agree. Japanese animation does challenge the imagination of children. Every year, you