Category: Anime News

AnimeNation will be attending this weekend’s MegaCon convention in Orlando, Florida. Drop by and say hello.

Although the Kinnikuman Second Generation TV series ended on Japanese television on December 25, 2002, after 51 episodes, Toei Animation has officially announced that further episodes will be

Anime News Network has published a new interview with AD Vision voice actress Shelley Calene-Black.

Naruto now has an independent official site separate from the TV-Tokyo site. The homepage for the upcoming fantasy adventure TV series Scrapped Princess is now online. The official

AD Vision has opened its official English language homepage for Neo Ranga. The site includes release information, character biographies & artwork, a series overview, production art gallery, desktop

AIC has published one new screenshot of the upcoming third Tenchi Muyo OAV series. The latest image is a shot of Tenchi Masaki. Source: Anime News Network

For fanatic fans and consumers with 14,800 yen to spare. Image here. Source: Natsume Goushin Ryu Dojo

Playmore, the company that owns much of what was once known as SNK, has announced a number of tentative console game release dates: May – The King of

Universal Studios has announced that Hideo Nakata’s original 1998 suspense/horror film “Ring” will be released in America on Tuesday March 4th under the romanized title “Ringu,” coinciding with

Yahoo! Movies reports that Gerald R. Molen, producer of the Oscar-winning “Schindler’s List,” has acquired the rights to produce a live action adaptation of Lupin the 3rd directly

AD Vision has issued a brief press release clarifying that the Cartoon Network broadcasts of Evangelion, Nadesico and Dai-Gard episodes have been edited to meet FCC broadcast requirements

Anime News Network has published its lists of edits and alterations made to the second episode of Evangelion and sixth episode of Nadesico broadcast on the Cartoon Network.

The Sakura Wars TV series will debut in America on May 27th. The first DVD volume will contain episodes 1-5 of 25 and retail for $29.99 alone or

Madhouse has opened its official homepage for Tokyo Godfathers, the new film from Perfect Blue and Millennium Actress director Satoshi Kon. The film is about three homeless people,

DVD Vision Japan has published an extensive interview with TOKYOPOP’s John Parker, Mike Kiley, and Kristien Brada Thompson. The interview discusses, among other points, TOKYOPOP’s status as not