Category: Anime News

According to The Right Stuf Pioneer will release the Ah! My Goddess movie to American home video on November 27th.

The Japanese DVD release of Metropolis is schedules for release on December 7th in two versions. A movie only DVD will retail for only 3800 yen while a

Figures.com has secured images of the highly limited and very expensive Lone Wolf & Cub and Yagyu Retsudo 12″ action figures to be distributed in America by Dark

Urban Vision will release all 6 episodes of the Tekkaman Blade II OAV series on a single DVD on October 30th. Bonus features will include a gallery of

According to the official Japanese Sakura Taisen homepage, this winter’s Sakura Taisen movie will occur during the same time period as the Sakura Taisen 3 Dreamcast game. While

Newsday magazine has published a glowing positive review of Blood: The Last Vampire that rates the film worthy of 3 1/2 stars out of a possible 4.

The 32nd annual Seiun Awards, the Japanese equivalent of the American Hugo Award for excellence in science-fiction and fantasy, were presented at the 40th annual Japanese SF convention

The Japanese Playstation.com site has posted a 5 minute long streaming trailer for Capcom vs SNK 2: Millionaire Fighting 2001, to be released for the PS2 and Dreamcast

According to The Magic Box, there’s an unconfirmed rumor that Namco will release Tekken 4 to the Japanese Playstation 2 in November. According to Gamespot, Namco will also

AnimeNation will be at the Big Apple Anime Fest on Saturday, October 27 and Sunday, October 28, 2001. Along with our friends at Urban Vision, we’ll be co-sponsoring

According to Anime on DVD, previous reports that character designer Toshiro Kawamoto confirmed plans for a new Cowboy Bebop TV series were incorrectly translated. Apparantly there is no

In an ironic move, Manga Entertainment confirmed at this past weekend’s Wizard World convention in Chicago that the special edition American release of the Shin Seiki Evangelion movies

As noteworthy as anything in the simple regard that the New York Times would recognize an anime film, the Times has published a short, mixed but quite accurate

According to the English language version of the Studio AIC homepage, production on the tentatively titled Armitage: Dual Matrix movie has finished but no release date for the

According to Figures.com, FUNimation has acquired the American translation rights to the most recent 10 Lupin III movies. It’s unknown if this applies to only TV movies or