Anime News Network has published a new analysis of the scandal surrounding manga publishing company Studio Ironcat. This latest article reveals that Japanese manga artist Masaomi Kanzaki and
Bandai Visual has officially announced that the Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 2nd Gig will premier on a pay-per-view basis on Japan’s SkyPerfect TV in January
The official Innocence: Ghost in the Shell 2 homepage has updated with an official trailer available in Quicktime and Windows Media formats in three sizes each.
The Yomiuri Newspaper has reported that Tokyo Godfathers will be released simultaneously to American and Japanese theaters on December 29th. Columbia Pictures has moved up the film’s American
At last weekend’s Anime Reactor Convention, a representative of Media Blasters made the comment that they were interested in licensing sentai (Japanese live action super hero) series for
In a surprise announcement, Viz, LLC. has announced its acquisition of the official North American distribution rights to Shin Takahashi’s best selling manga Saishuheiki Kanojo and the 13
Capcom has updated its homepage for Shinji Mikami’s upcoming Gamecube action game Killer 7 with a download of the game’s Tokyo Game Show preview movie. The MPG video
Infoseek Anime has reported that Nasu Hiroyuki (director of the popular 1985 Bebop High School movie) is currently filming a live action Devilman movie for Japanese release next
The first episode of Ai Yori Aoshi Enishi, the current second Ai Yori Aoshi TV series, is now available from the Japanese Animate.tv site in streaming Windows Media
Question: I love the Bubblegum Crisis, Crash, and Tokyo 2040 anime. And I know many people, including myself, that consider them “classics.” But what do you think it
The Magic Box has published new screenshots of the Square Enix produced Fullmetal Alchemist Playstation 2 action RPG game scheduled for release on December 25th. The game is
Anime on DVD has published its positive review of the third and final Omishi Magical Theater: Risky Safety DVD. The disc officially goes on sale throughout North America
In their continuing effort to expand beyond the distribution of just Japanese animation and manga, TOKYOPOP has acquired the rights to publish “Cine-Manga” (color film comics) based on
