Category: Video & Trailers

I decided to try out buying merchandise from a different Japanese company, Suruga-ya. Like buying from Mandarake, the experience wasn’t quite as effortless as I would have preferred,

I’m just gonna leave this right here.

The series’ omake includes two final items and some final thoughts. If you’re in the area, drop by to see me at the October 18-20, 2019, Necronomicon convention

Yotsuba & germs, Godzilla monsters, water gun, and bath towels all appear in the fifth of my Mandarake order unboxing videos.

The fourth of six boxes in my Mandarake shipment includes rockin’ K-On office supplies and Tohou Project umbrellas!

My third big box of new second-hand anime goods is nearly all figures.

The second of six boxes from my October Mandarake order contains a pair of clear posters and a baker’s dozen of anime figures. Watch along as I unpack

I haven’t made a large purchase of anime collectables in a lengthy span. Moreover, since I’ll be attending the small Tampa area Necronomicon convention as a dealer two

Join me as I open up my birthday present to myself and also share some valuable secret tips for buying cheap anime merchandise directly from Japan.

Agents of Shield & Luke Cage co-screenwriter Matt Owens has been tapped to compose scripts for an American live-action One Piece television series. Forgive me if I virtually

Toho Pictures has released the first trailer for director Takeshi Yamazaki’s full CG anime film Lupin Sansei: The First. Yamazaki has directed prior full CG anime films including

A number of years ago when I was regularly a guest and panel lecturer at the Glass City Con and other small anime conventions, I took pride in

Earlier this month Brazilian amateur filmmaker Chris Tex released the first global teaser trailer for his live-action short film Wind Princess, evidently an abbreviated live-action remake of a

The tenuous status of the AnimeNation Forums and Blog motivated me to record a new monologue video. It’s mostly just my current random thoughts about anime. Regrettably, the

One odd difference that I suspect a lot of Americans aren’t used to upon reaching Japan is the difference in the way carbonated bottles are sealed. Americans are