Question: I am aware that some recent Region 1 anime releases use honorifics in subtitled versions, as opposed to leaving them out in most titles. There are those
Question: Is there any chance that Zillion may come back? Especially to DVD? Also would there also be a slim chance that we’ll get all the episodes instead
Right Stuf International reports that Stone Bridge Press will reprint Yoshiyuki Tomino’s original three Mobile Suit Gundam novels in a single volume to be released on April 30,
AD Vision has opened its official English language homepage devoted to the upcoming North American release of Pretear (Shin Shirayukihime Densetsu Pretear). Source: Anime on DVD
Financial magazine Forbes has published its list of 2002’s worldwide highest grossing fictional characters. The list was isolated to narrative source franchises (movies, books, video games) and excluded
Japanese production company M.O.E., the studio responsbile for Steel Angel Kurumi, has announced three new anime TV series for Japanese broadcast next year. All three will be 8
This week is your last chance to register to participate in the Pop Japan Travel Comiket Tour scheduled for December 27, 2003 – January 2, 2004. The trip
Galaxy Anime has updated with new streaming Real Audio interviews: Tim Ervin-Gore, Associate Editor at Dark Horse Comics, talks about portfolio reviews and advice for up and coming
The long overdue Dragonball Z: Cell Games saga DVD titled “A Moment’s Peace” will be released on January 27, 2004 and retail at $19.98. The DVD will include
Question: Last week I saw Kill Bill and my God was that movie amazing. It was really unique amongst other “normal” American films. I thought it rather looked
AD Vision has officially announced that the first of two Evangelion Director’s Cut DVDs will be released on January 13, 2004. The “Resurrection,” DVD will include the original
Buena Vista has updated its official online DVD specifications for the domestic Avalon DVD. The domestic DVD release of Mamoru Oshii’s award winning live action sci-fi film will
The official Japanese homepage for Shinichiro Watanabe’s upcoming revisionist samurai action TV anime Samurai Champloo is now open, featuring images and a 15 second teaser trailer. Article provided