The homepage for the Kara no Kyoukai movie series has added a 2:42 trailer for the seventh & final film’s December 9th Japanese DVD release. The trailer consists
The Japanese Moon Phase Diary fan site links to the above unverified image announcing a KISSxSIS TV production. Ditama Bow’s risqué comedy manga was adapted into two OADs
Japanese anime news website animeanime.biz reports that next month Japanese publisher Shueisha will launch an initiative to distribute English translated manga to mobile phones in 28 countries. The
A.V. Club has published an interview with manga expert Fred Schodt on the subject of pioneering manga artist Osamu Tezuka. Article provided by Daniel Zelter
Quiet Earth now hosts an exclusive interview with World Events Productions’ Director of Project Development Jeremy Corray on the present and future of the Voltron franchise. Grab a
Uruguayan commercial director and visual effects expert Fede Alvarez has released his 5 minute short film Panic Attack! (Ataque de Panico!) to the public. Just watching it serves
The KDDI telecommunications company has announced the development of an anime adaptation of the Kaito Reinya nonsense comedy manga franchise. The 4-koma manga about Reinya, a girl who
Latino Review claims that, “According to a trusted source,” Steven Spielberg and Will Smith’s planned American film adaptation of Nobuaki Minegishi and Garon Tsuchiya’s manga series Old Boy
Question: Perhaps you can explain Bandai’s decision to kneecap their Blue Ray release of Kurokami. Blue Rays are supposed to be better than the DVD release. Bandai’s explanation
Bandai’s overdue and long awaited DVD release of the Kurokami TV series has been rescheduled for release on February 9, 2010. Originally scheduled for a June 2009 release
Within 4Kids’ Entertainment’s latest quarterly financial statement, which revealed a continuing revenue downturn, is the fact that the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise posted a small revenue increase during the quarter
The AT-X satellite TV network has scheduled an hour long Ladies versus Butlers! (Ledi x Bato) special for broadcast on December 29, about a week before the TV
The official homepage for the 1995 Ogon Yusha Goldran robot anime television series is now streaming a 75 second trailer for its upcoming DVD boxed set. The Ogon
Gonzo’s 24 episode Shangri-la anime television series broadcast earlier this year was scheduled to be released on Japanese DVD on 12 individual DVDs retailing at 6090 yen each.
When I read discussions comparing voice acting in anime I occasionally encounter a statement to the effect, “The English voice sounds better than the Japanese voice.” I’d like
