A new anime TV series based on Sony’s Parappa The Rappa Playstation game will begin airing in Japan on Fuji TV in April 2001. Source: Anime News Service
Media Blasters is delaying the release of the second volume of the Rurouni Kenshin TV series DVD in order to insure quality. While they had hoped to get
Fantasticon Anime has posted a transcript of their interview with Nelvana. The interview focuses on the domestic television version of Card Captors. In the interview, Nelvana explains their
The first time information about a Pokemon virus started circulating, it looked like yet another virus hoax, but now it looks to be the real deal. The virus
Apparently Canadian broadcastor YTV is having problem getting episodes of their anime series to air. Their anime news letter stated, “Although we will have a new schedule, that
Berserk Anime has started a petition to convince Toycom to release domestic versions of the Japanese Berserk: Art of War. The numbers that Toycom are looking from are
Online anime magazine EX has published its new issue, featuring an interview with Keiji Gotoh, character designer behind Those Who Hunt Elves, Sorcerer Hunters, and Nadesico. The new
Pioneer Animation’s website was hacked yesterday. The front page was replaced by pro-Napster/anti-Metallica message Thursday morning which remained through the evening at which time the site was fixed.
According to information from the Buena Vista Home Video’s December release list, Princess Mononoke is apparently set for release. Information is slim beyond this but should be forthcoming
Yellow Submarine is getting ready to release a set of Ah! My Goddess figures which will include Belldandy, Urd and Skuld. The series is due for an October
Anime Expo is looking for input on alumni guests for the 2001 convention. A list of past guests of honor, can be found on Mike “Shogun” Tatsugawa’s posting,
Mondo Media, creator and syndicator of character-based animated content on the Web, yesterday announced that the company has teamed up with well-known Japanese animation designer Toshihiro Kawamoto to
Viz Communications announced the launch of the new Pokemon comic strip. The daily strip, which includes a Sunday color version, is being created by Ashura Benimaru, executive director
Sayoko Kinoshita, Vice President of the Animation Film Association in Japan, and Yasuhiro Imagawa, director of several Gundam Series and Giant Robo, will both be speaking at two
