AD Vision has announced formal release dates for three new anime title premiers. The Sin: Special Edition DVD will be a double disc set including the feature and
TOKYOPOP has formally announced that the 43 episode GTO anime TV series will air on Showtime Networks’ SHO Next channel on November 3rd at 9:00pm, with new episodes
AD Vision has announced that the following domestic release soundtracks will all retail at $14.98 beginning on December 9th. Doomed Megalopolis Jyubei Ninpucho (AKA: Ninja Scroll movie) Kimera
Manga Entertainment has scheduled the release of Orguss 02 for October 28th. The $24.95 DVD will include all 6 remastered OAV episodes with 5.1 surround sound. Central Park
Question: Do you think “Future Retro Hero Story” ever will be animated or brought to the states in manga format? Seems like it’s taking forever for the creator
A special sneak preview of the Buena Vista English dubbed version of Hayao Miyazaki’s classic adventure film Porco Rosso will screen at the Austin Film Festival on Tuesday,
D3 Publisher is now hosting a downloadable preview trailer, in Windows Media format, and a 1024×768 resolution computer wallpaper for its upcoming cheesecake battle tennis Playstation 2 game
AD Vision has issued an official press release announcing a November 18th street date for the American DVD release of The Princess Blade. Source: Anime on DVD
On Saturday, October 11 at 6 p.m. EDT – 3 p.m. PDT, AnimationHQ.net will be hosting a chat session with Jonathan Klein, the vice-president, co-founder and co-owner of
Question: How come studios don’t make follow-up anime? For example like Battle Angel Alita and His or Her Circumstances were never continued. Why don’t studios still make more
FUNimation has indefinitely delayed the scheduled December 2nd release of the Sakura Wars: Sumire OAV DVD. Effective October 15, the suggested retail price for all four volumes of
Geneon (formerly Pioneer) has announced a new line of “Signature Series” anime DVDs at discounted prices. The line appears to be a method of resoliciting older releases. Effective
The financial troubles of manga publisher IC Entertainment over the past several months have been the domestic anime community’s least well kept secret. Following a number of announcements
According to Ain’t It Cool News, director Ronny Yu (Freddy vs. Jason) is now writing a script for a big budget American live action adaptation of the anime
The TOKYOPOP homepage has revealed the company’s acquisition of translation rights to Mizuki Hakase’s manga serial Akuma no Ororon. The series will be released in America with the
