Aniota News has published small screen captures of the upcoming full CG Appleseed movie taken from a recent broadcast of Japanese variety program Pooh! The program previewed footage
Anime on DVD has reported a number of unconfirmed new manga title acquisitions from Viz: Detective Conan by Gosho Aoyama Cheeky Angel (Tenshi na Konamaiki) by Hiroyuki Nishimori
Konami has formally announced plans to develop two Shaman King video games for the American and European market. Konami will produce an action/adventure game for the PS2 and
Based on Japanese television commercials (available here in WMV format) a Gunslinger Girl action game for the Playstation 2 is in development. The commercial seems to state that
Question: Why aren’t there many anime related PC games? There are a bunch of great anime based games like .Hack and Dragonball Z: Budokai, but the problem is
Buena Vista Japan has announced the release of a Ghost in the Shell 2 music video collection DVD titled “Innocence no Jyoukei Animated Clips” (Sight of Innocence Animated
TOKYOPOP has announced that its third Rising Stars of Manga competition will run from January 1 – March 15, 2004. Aspiring manga style comic artists are encouraged to
Media Blasters has scheduled the release of 10 Tokyo Warriors for February 24, 2004. The release will be a double disc set containing all 6 Tokyo Jushoden at
Happy Lesson TV series DVD volume 1 will be released on February 3, 2004. The DVD will contain 5 episodes and retail at $29.98. The Cosplay Complex DVD
Impress Game Watch has published images of the upcoming Bandai produced Uchuu no Stellvia adventure game for the Playstation 2, scheduled for Japanese release on January 22nd at
Although rumors have been flying since last summer, OB Planning has finally officially announced the debut of Initial D 4th Stage. The new TV series will premier as
Jagged Team has reported Bandai’s tentative schedule of console video game releases for 2004. January: .hack//Quarantine Part 4 (PS2) February: Lupin the 3rd – Treasure of the Sorcerer
Newsarama has published an extensive article discussing TOKYOPOP’s plans for 2004, 2005 and beyond to focus greater attention on publishing original comics by American artists and attracting a