The official Japanese website for the Onechanbara movie – an adaptation of Tamsoft’s popular action game franchise – now includes a teaser trailer for a sequel: Onechanbara Vortex.
Bandai Channel now streams the first trailer for this summer’s Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance motion picture. The trailer is also available from Yahoo Japan, but the
Japan’s Indi Software has announced plans to update its Dankai Curry Chu-Kara (“Retiree Medium Spicy Curry”) internet Flash animation series for broadcast on the Teletama TV network. The
Anime News Network now hosts a series of exclusive interviews with members of the cast and production staff of the Dragonball: Evolution motion picture.
Yen Press Publishing Director Kurt Hassler has informed the Tiamat’s Manga Review website that Yen Press has acquired the distribution rights to Kiyohiko Azuma’s four-panel comedy manga series
The Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) recently released “State of the Content Market in North America 2008-2009” white paper reports that the North American anime market was worth
Japanese mobile phone service provider NTT Docomo has launched its “BeeTV” service which will provide three new anime series via cel phones. Avex Entertainment produces Azabu Juuban Gakuen,
The official website for Gonzo’s upcoming anime television series Shangri-la now offers a streaming 16 second trailer. (Click the “CM” button.) The series is scheduled to premiere on
The official homepage for next month’s Phantom ~Requiem for the Phantom~ television series has added a new streaming promotional video and TV commercial. The series is scheduled to
Japanese online magazine MaguMagu reports that author Sasamoto Yuuichi’s Mini-skirt Space Pirates (Mini-skir Uchuu Kaizoku) light novel will be adapted into an anime. Source: Moon Phase
NTT Communications has formally announced plans for the production of a second Stitch! anime television series, based on Disney’s 2002 motion picture Lilo & Stitch! The first Stitch!
Gonzo Digimation Holdings (GDH) has announced plans to sell its 54.56% percent ownership of the computer game development studio Gonzo Rosso. The company, originally founded in 1963, was
