Japanese news site Livedoor has reported that the Ikebukuro district of Tokyo is beginning to turn into the destination of choice for female anime and manga otaku because
Robotech.com now hosts the first half of an exclusive interview with Mari Iijima, the voice of Lynn Minmay from Superdimensional Fortress Macross. Source: Anime on DVD
Right Stuf International now hosts downloadable trailers for its DVD titles. The trailers are in Quicktime format, optimized for the video iPod, but also viewable on a home
The Anime Network is hosting five different contests during the month of December. The best fan created Anime Network TV commercial will win 100 anime DVDs. The best
Hollywood based Mali Finn Casting has issued an open call for an aspiring young actress to play the lead in director James Cameron’ new picture. Although the film
Nemesis Records has announced that vocalist Kristine Sa’s AnimeToonz 3 CD is now available for purchase in Lemon & Lime editions. The official KristineSa.net homepage hosts streaming song
The 4Kids TV website has launched a Mega Games section, featuring over 100 exciting downloadable games, such as Monopoly™, Shrek 2 Ogre Bowl™ and RollerCoaster Tycoon 2™. These
Bandai has announced that the first DVD volume of Gundam Seed Destiny (the sequel to Gundam Seed) will be released on March 14, 2006. The DVD will contain
Urban Vision has formally announced a new distribution label called “AsiaVision,” which will, “specialize in the theatrical and direct-to-video distribution of live-action Asian films.” The first title on
The official Japanese website for the popular Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni computer mystery game now hosts a gallery of character art production sketches for its upcoming anime
The “SPECIAL” section of the official Japanese Disgaea 2 website now hosts screenshots of the game’s opening anime sequence produced by UFO Table, the studio behind the Futakoi
The official Japanese homepage for the Konjiki no Gash Bell: Go! Go! Mamodo Fight! action fighting game for the Playstation 2 now hosts a pair of short TV
Osamu Tezuka’s classic anime series Ribbon no Kishi (known in America as “Princess Knight”) is scheduled to debut as a stage musical in August 2006. “Ribbon no Kishi
Question: I have noticed that neither Geneon nor ADV Films have the rights to distribute Sailor Moon in the United States. Why did these licenses expire? Is it
