Question: Why do anime fans complain when Americans create a show like Teen Titans? They call it an anime rip-off, but is it really? Anime started as an
The homepage of manga creator team Kaishaku confirms that “Kagihime Monogatari Eikyuu Alice Rinbukyoku” (“Key Princess Story Eternal Alice Rondo”) will be adapted into an anime television series.
The November 2005 issue of Gundam Ace Magazine reports that Yoshiyuki Tomino’s Wings Of Rean novels will be adapted as an anime series by Sunrise Studios. The Wings
Ghost in the Shell TV series director Kenji Kamiyama revealed at the recent 9th Annual Kobe Animation Awards that Production I.G. has plans for a continuation of the
Central Park Media has opened a website that will allow anime fans to cast the primary English dub voice actors for the new American re-release of the Outlanders
Geneon has scheduled a November 22nd release for the first of two limited edition Trigun DVD boxed sets. The first Trigun limited edition boxed set will include 3
Discotek has announced that its bilingual American DVD release of the 1971 anime film Animal Treasure Island will retail at $29.98 beginning November 15th. Source: Anime on DVD
The official Japanese website for the Jigoku Shoujo (“Hell Girl”) anime TV series now hosts a new streaming trailer in 15 and 30 second long versions. Source: Rakuga
Tokyopop will publish the first volume of You Higuri’s classic homosexual historical romance manga series Gorgeous Carat in February 2006. The 4-volume Gorgeous Carat “shonen ai” series will
According to Diamond Comics, Viz has licensed translation rights to Katsura Masakazu’s manga series Video Girl Len, the sequel to Video Girl Ai. Source: Anime on DVD
Infinity Studios has announced its acquisition of translation rights to the best selling Korean comic series Zero, drawn by Sung-Woo Park and written by Dar-Young Ihm. Each domestic
Viz has announced a partnership with the World Bank to create and publish 1 World Manga, “an innovative and original new series that will use the universal appeal
Florida based company International Anime Distribution (IAD) has announced its intentions to develop a method of charging for legally approved downloads of fan produced anime translations. IAD is
The Middle Tennessee Anime Convention (MTAC) has announced that it will provide anime content in a MTAC tent at the 2005 JapanFest. JapanFest is hosted by the Japanese
