Question: What are the biggest train wrecks in anime, in your opinion? Not neccessarily the worst anime titles, per se, but fatally marred by awful direction, animation, etc,
Galaxy Anime now hosts a streaming trailer for the Mobile Suit Gundam: Project Pegasus video game project developed by Bandai and Namco, an exclusive look at Dragon Quest
FUNimation has scheduled the debut DVD release of the highly anticipated “Kodocha” (Kodomo no Omocha) anime TV series for June 26th, 2005. Source: ICv2 News
AD Vision has announced that the Samurai X: Reflection Director’s Cut featuring new, additional footage, will retail at $29.98 beginning December 28th. The 4 episode Maps OAV series,
Dreamworks has officially announced that the Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence DVD will be released domestically on December 28th. The DVD will feature Japanese Dolby Digital 5.1
According to the official Japanese Samurai Champloo website, the “second season” (episodes 18-26) will air on the BS Fuji satellite TV network Saturdays from 10:30 to 11 AM
Question: I read your recent reply defending anime as a fine art. While I am too for the broadest definition of art as opposed to limiting certain mediums
At the recent Anime USA convention, AD Vision officially confirmed plans to release former VHS titles Debutante Detective Corps, Maps, and Princess Minerva on DVD. However, AD Vision
i-Guide is now accepting entries into a contest to award one grand prize winner the entire 120 DVD collection of Dragonball Z, plus numerous DBZ console video games.
Hiroyuki Takei’s Shaman King manga series has ended abruptly in Japan’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, and the publication of the final volume of the manga has been delayed
DVD Vision Japan has updated with a number of new reviews: Exclusive interview with J-rock group Camino eX-Driver The Movie review Initial D volume 7 review Read or
FUNimation has revealed that the 1996 theatrical Lupin the 3rd: Dead or Alive movie will be released on DVD February 22nd at a $29.98 retail price. Source: Anime
Software developer ESP has announced the development of a Playstation 2 game based on Koyama Yuu’s samurai action manga Azumi. The Azumi PS2 game Source: The Magic Box
Question: Why did they change the characters for Burn Up Scramble? They made the gun-toting Maya more feminine, Rio, who was just always in debt, is obsessed with
