Question: I don’t like Japanese anime. I think they are brim-filled with satanic symbols and practices. The Naruto symbol is one. Then Yu-Gi-Oh is scary, offering sacrifices to
Sakura-Con has announced that Goro Taniguchi, Takahiro Kimura and Hideyuki Kurata, all known for their work on the GUNxSWORD anime TV series, will attend the convention as guests
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has reportedly acquired international television and home video distribution rights for the Blood+ anime series covering Asia (outside of Japan), Latin America, North America,
Media Blasters has scheduled release dates for several new anime titles. Green Green television series DVD volume 1 will retail at $19.99 beginning May 16th. The Angel Blade
TV Guide has reported that the Cartoon Network will air Spirited Away on Friday, February 3, at 7:00 PM, and on Saturday, February 4, at 12:30 AM. Cartoon
AD Vision has announced a deal with internet based home video provider Akimbo to offer Anime Network programming for online video-on-demand viewing. Akimbo already offers anime from Central
Central Park Media’s Be Beautiful division has announced that yaoi manga creator Youka Nitta will meet fans and sign autographs at the Kinokuniya bookstore in Rockefeller Center, New
JoyRide Entertainment, maker of the Fullmetal Alchemist Trading Card Game (FMA TCG), has announced its 2006 convention attendance schedule. JoyRide will give an exclusive FMA TCG “Alphonse Elric,
Kawasaki City in Kanagawa, Japan has announced plans to construct a 2,000-4,000 square meter memorial museum dedicated to preserving the work of of Doraemon co-creator Fujiko F. Fujio
Reportedly director Sam Raimi’s Ghost House Pictures has acquired rights to produce an American live action film adaptation of Japanese survival horror PS2 game franchise Siren. Source: Ain’t
Question: Have there been series you thought ran too long, diluting or even ruining the story being told? At the same time, have there been shows that were
DramaQueen LLC has announced its acquisition of translation rights to the Sabakareshi Mono & Saigo no Shouzou manga by Akira Honma, and Ogasawara Uki’s Netsujou no Virtuoso Bangai
The winners of the 51st Annual Shogakukan Manga Awards, Japan’s oldest ongoing recognition for manga, has announced its latest winners: Ryo Maekawa’s Animal Yokocho won the children’s manga
Diamond Comics has released its lists of 2005’s top selling genre products in comic book, hobby, and other specialty stores. The highest ranking manga on the graphic novel
