Sony Pictures has revealed a premier release date for the highly anticipated American DVD release of the Blood+ television series. The debut release will go on sale on
The eleventh episode of Bang Zoom Entertainment’s video program AnimeTV is now available for viewing online. The latest episode features a review and commentary on the popular series
The February issue (on sale on January 4) of Monthly Comic Flapper magazine has revealed that an anime television series adaptation of Shinji Ohara’s crime manga series Nijyu-Menso
Anime News Network has translated the list of Japan’s top ten highest grossing anime theatrical film releases of 2007. The tenth Pocket Monster movie, Japan’s highest grossing anime
The official homepage for the Major anime television series now hosts a streaming trailer for the upcoming show’s first episode. The series is scheduled to premier on January
Broccoli Books has formally announced its plans to release an English translation of Chaco Abeno’s Sola manga series next year. A 13 episode (plus 2 unbroadcast episodes) anime
The Japan External Trade Research Organization has determined that Europe is now the world’s second largest consumer market for Japanese manga, following behind Japan. Sales of manga in
Bang Zoom! Entertainment will debut a special episode of its AnimeTV video podcast on January 1, 2008. The episode will feature coverage of the Eureka Seven television series
Online attendance registration for the 2008 Anime Expo is now open. Next year’s Anime Expo will be held at the Los Angeles (CA) Convention Center on July 3-6,
Question: In your opinion, what was the best and worst of anime in 2007? What were the hits; what were the misses? What sleepers impressed; what train wrecks
The official homepage for the upcoming anime television series “Kurenai” now hosts a streaming Flash trailer. Click the button that’s illustrated with a screenshot to access the trailer.
An uncited and unconfirmed report on the Japanese Moon Phase Comment Board states that an anime television series and live action feature film adaptation of Hiroaki Samura’s Mugen
Japanese manga magazine Melody has formally announced that Reiko Shimizu’s philosophical science fiction suspense manga “Himitsu” (“Secret”) will be adapted into an anime television series, reportedly titled “Himitsu
