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Fields has opened its official website devoted to its Neon Genesis Evangelion panchinko game. Source: Moon Phase

The Magic Box has published four pages of screenshots of the upcoming Japanese Playstation 2 game Detective Conan: Legacy of the Great Empire.

Gainax Studios is now selling a very limited edition 1:6 scale garage kit model kit of Evangelion’s Asuka Langely in a very erotic pose, with one of her

According to Bandai, the release date for Galaxy Angel Z DVD 1 has been changed to December 14th, 2004.

Viz has announced a partnership with America Online where teens on AOL’s RED service will have exclusive access to thirteen flash manga episodes of Shonen Jump’s Dragon Ball

According to an article in the December issue of Anime Insider, Harmony Gold will create a sequel to Robotech entitled “The Shadow Chronicles.” The article states that Chronicles

Production IG has posted a series of new character design sheets for the upcoming Prince Of Tennis movie. Source: Anime News Service

According to The Magic Box, Bandai of Japan has announced plans to make a SteamBoy game for the PS2. Source: Magic Box

The Scryed Complete Collection will be released on November 23rd, and Anime on DVD has reported that the premium editions of Gokusen and Giant Robo have been pushed

Geisters DVD 3 will be released on January 11th, 2005 at a retail price of $29.99. Source: Anime on DVD

The first volume of PhD: Phantasy Degree will be released on January 11th, and the first volume of Visitor will be released on April 12th. Source: ICv2 News

The official website for the live action Tetsujin 28 motion picture now hosts a 30 second teaser trailer in QuickTime and Windows Media formats. Source: Ain’t It Cool

The Washington Post has published an article on Japanese actor/director Takeshi Kitano. Source: Anime News Service

Yahoo News has reported that Godzilla will receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at the world premiere of Godzilla Final Wars on November 29th at

Question: How did anime get to be the way it looks today? If you look at anime the way it was in the 60’s through early 80’s, regarding