Anime News Network now hosts a collection of exclusive interviews with numerous Japanese manga artists, including Konjiki no Gash Bell creator Makoto Raiku, and Masashi Azaki, creator of
The Los Angeles Times has published an interview with director Goro Miyazaki regarding his film Gedo Senki and his relationship with his father, Hayao Miyazaki. Source: Anime News
Although it’s presently just a placeholder image, the official homepage for the Marginal Prince anime TV series is now online. The show is scheduled to premier in October.
Synch-Point has announced that its FLCL: The Ultimate Edition collected set will retail at $69.95 beginning November 21st. The set, which will include all 6 episodes with optional
FUNimation has scheduled release dates for three new titles. Full Metal Panic: The Second Raid volume 1 will retail at $29.98, or $39.98 with series collector’s box, beginning
Del Rey Manga Editor Dallas Middaugh has revealed on the Anime on DVD Forum that there are small dialogue edits in the first printing American version of Air
Question: I was wondering about your thoughts on Miyazaki’s Ghibli Museum exclusive short films. Do you think it is fair that these shorts are only available in the
The official homepage for the upcoming Tokimeki Memorial: Only Love anime television series is now open. The official homepage for the upcoming Sumomomomomomo anime television series is now
The Japanese DVD release of the first volume of Freedom, a full CG sci-fi OVA series produced by Nissin Cup Noodle and featuring character and mecha designs by
TOKYOPOP now hosts a lengthy video interview with manga creator Santa Inoue. During the interview, TOKYOPOP CEO Stu Levy confirms that an undisclosed distributor has plans to release
The official homepage for the upcoming 009-01 anime television series now hosts a 3 minute long streaming Windows Media trailer. The series is scheduled to premier on October
Question: I agree that anime is an excellent source for intellectual stimulation, and should be regarded as something worthy of serious contemplation and reflection. The only problem that
Question: I have heard from various English-speaking companies (namely Hirameki International) that there are three parts to the “Holy Trinity” of Japanese entertainment: anime, manga, and visual novels.