AD Vision has revealed that Newtype USA Magazine, which will cease publication with its February issue, will be replaced by a new magazine titled “PiQ,” which will cover,
An official website has appeared to announce the April premier of an anime TV series adaptation of the late Kaoru Tada’s modern classic shoujo romance manga series Itazura
Bandai Entertainment has formally announced a recall of its Gundam Seed Destiny volume 12 regular and special edition, Eureka Seven volume 11, Flag volume 2, and My Otome
Songwriter and vocalist Yuriko Mori, who has performed theme songs for anime including Karin, Zero no Tsukaima, Inuyasha, and Rocket Girls, has revealed on her personal blog that
AD Vision has informed advertisers that its Newtype USA magazine, the official English language sister publication to Kadokawa Shoten’s Newtype Magazine, which has been in circulation in Japan
Animate now hosts a streaming trailer for the upcoming first ToHeart 2 ad OVA, which is scheduled for release on March 26th. The trailer is available for narrowband
Publishers Weekly now hosts an extended, revealing personal interview with Genshiken manga creator Kio Shimoku in which Shimoku discusses otaku culture in Japan and his own relationship to
Madhouse has announced development of an original sci-fi love story anime television series titled “Kaiba.” The series will be directed by acclaimed director Masaaki Yuasa, whose previous directorial
James Middleton, the consulting producer for the Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles television series, has revealed in an interview with TheDeadbolt.com that one of the next projects in
Seven Seas Entertainment has confirmed its acquisition of translation rights to two print titles – the Inukami! manga series by Mamizu Arisawa and Mari Matsuzawa, and the Kuro
Bandai Entertainment has confirmed that new DVD releases including Flag volume 2, Gundam Seed Destiny volume 12, My Otome volume 4, and possibly other releases such as Eureka
American anime licensor and publisher Hirameki International has announced its cancellation of localization and distribution of Japanese visual novel games for American release. Hirameki has previously ceased its
Viz Media has confirmed its cancellation of release plans for all future domestic DVD volumes of the Mar anime series. Viz retains domestic distribution rights to the series
