Japanese publisher’s FB Online website has formally announced plans for an anime adaptation of the Kyoran Kazoku Nikki (“Frenzied Family Journal”) sci-fi comedy light novel series written by
PC game developer BaseSon has announced that the Harukoi Otome ~En de Gokigenyou~ (“Sample CG” section of the website contains one image depicting nudity) adult PC game will
Anime News Network now hosts a short interview with manga artist and character designer Takehiko Inoue, conducted at the unveiling of Inoue’s original wall mural at the Books
The official Japanese homepage for the upcoming Kanokon anime television series is now online. The anime is scheduled to premier next year. The official Japanese homepage for the
Pop Japan Travel (PJT) and Toon Zone are now co-sponsoring a “Who Wants To Be A Vampire?” writing contest to promote PJT’s upcoming “Cold Steel Tour” of Tokyo,
Question: How much demand do you think there is for moe, harem, dating sim, and other more otaku focused anime in North America? These genres seem to be
The Japanese CHO! Animelo multimedia site has announced that AIC’s original school comedy anime Candy☆Boy will be available for free online viewing beginning November 22nd. Source: Moon Phase
Discotek Media has reportedly indefinitely delayed the American DVD release of the Lupin III: The Legend of the Gold of Babylon motion picture due to concerns over sluggish
The official Japanese homepage for the live action Pyu to Fuku! Jaguar motion picture adaptation of Kyosuke Usuta’s gag comedy manga is now open. The movie is scheduled
Famitsu Magazine has reported that a 39 episode long third series of Kyo Kara Maoh anime will premier next April. The series will actually be the fourth Kyo
Viz Media has formally announced plans to publish an English translation of Takehiko Inoue’s wheelchair basketball manga series “Real” beginning next July. Viz will also begin releasing Inoue’s
Anime on DVD now hosts an exclusive interview with Bandai Visual USA regarding its handling of the HD and Blu-Ray formats and plans for future use of the
The Sankei Sports Newspaper has reported that Toei is developing a live action feature film adaptation of Kazuo Umezu’s 1969 horror manga “Orochi.” The film will be directed
Question: Why does it seem in almost all anime, there is the overall theme that “love conquers all,” or “good always defeats evil”? I was drawn into anime
