The Florida Supercon comic, sci-fi & anime convention, scheduled for June 22-24, 2007, has announced that Japanese “Action Comic Punk Band” Peelander-Z will attend the convention.
Question: A lot of people have stated that in Evangelion, Shinji and Asuka love each other. However, some say that Shinji and Rei love each other. Anno said
Geneon now hosts a podcast interview with Satoshi Fujii, the US producer of the Hellsing television series and the new “Hellsing Ultimate” OVA series. In the interview, Fujii
Broccoli has announced its acquisition of translation rights to four new manga series: Angel Food Cake in a Box Calendar Girls Madadane Murder Princess Source: Anime on DVD
4Kids Marketing Director Roz Nowicki has confirmed that 4Kids Entertainment will not adapt additional episodes of One Piece. 4Kids has dubbed 104 episodes of the series into English,
The official Detective Conan movie homepage has formally announced that the franchise’s eleventh motion picture, “Meitantei Conan: Konbeki no Kan” (Detective Conan: Jolly Roger in the Deep Azure)
TOKYOPOP has announced that it has shipped two million copies of its 15 published volumes of Natsuki Takaya’s Fruits Basket manga, making it TOKYOPOP’s best selling title. Source:
Bandai Visual’s video distribution sub-division Honneamise has opened a MySpace page. The page currently hosts a clip from Gunbuster and assorted downloads. Source: Akadot
The Anime Network has announced that “Best Student Council” (Gokujo Seitokai) episode 1 will premier on Anime Network Video on Demand on December 28th. The full length first
The AnimeFF convention, scheduled for January 13 & 14 in Las Vegas, Nevada, will host a fan art contest with a breast cancer theme. Furthermore, all proceeds from
Media Works has announced that Ryohgo Narita’s “Baccano” series of crime, mystery period novels will be adapted into an anime television series. Source: Moon Phase
The NHK Television network has announced that a 26 episode anime television series titled “Kaze no Shoujo Emily ~ Emily of New Moon~,” based on the Emily Starr
The Kyoto International Manga Museum opened in Kyoto, Japan on November 25th. The museum presently houses 200,000 items, making it Japan’s largest archive of manga material. The museum
