Contrary to early reports, Angilas will not have an appearance in the next Japanese Godzilla film. Toho Godzilla producer Shogo Tomiyama is quoted in the November 13 issue
If you weren’t convinced of the coolness of Palisades unpainted prototype Space Channel 5 figures, the new painted prototypes are a must see. Figures.com has posted some great
Question: Because the “Ask John” answer regarding the Evangelion movies posted last Tuesday was accidentally deleted from the Ask John archive page, I’ve done some research and rewritten
The new Gunnm (AKA: Battle Angel Alita) manga story “Last Order” has gone on sale in Japan, published as part of the December issue of Ultra Jump manga
At a press conference in Japan earlier this week, plans for a 4th Pokemon theatrical feature were announced. With the roughly translated title of “The Encounter Which Exceeds
The Speed Racer movie (the compiled three episode “Mammoth Car” story) will be released on DVD by Pioneer February 27th. It will feature audio commentary by Peter Fernandez,
ADV will be releasing the dubbed VHS and bilingual DVD versions of the Rurouni Kenshin (Samurai X) movie “Samurai X: The Motion Picture” on March 27th. Released in
Japanese publisher Kodansha is planning to launch an English language website in order to provide easier access to information about the company and their products to foreign publishers
Infogrames Inc. has officially announced that they are currently developing American Dragon Ball Z video games. No specific information has yet been revealed, though. Details are expect to
Raving Toy Maniac has posted a new Speedlines column with some must see images. For a very amusing combination of fan service and mecha, one must see the
Raving Toy Maniac has images of the first line of Palisades Resident Evil figures. The prototype sculpts for the first series, consisting of Nemesis, Nosferatu, soldier zombie and
Right Stuf has announced that the distribution of Irresponsible Captain Tylor TV series DVDs to retailers has been delayed until January 30th. The 750 people who ordered the
The following news item were brought up on Nausicaa.net’s Hayao Miyazaki discussion group. The theatrical release of Laputa (or “Castle in the Sky” as Disney calls it) in
