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The official Japanese website for upcoming anime television series Kasimasi is now open. Source: Moon Phase

Critical Mass has announced that the adults-only 60 minute long “Vanilla Series: Hot For Teacher” (Vanilla Series: Onna Kyoshi – Yumi no Houkago) DVD will retail at $24.98

Kakumei Media has announced a nationwide Canadian cosplay competition. The Canadian Cosplay Challenge is open to any and all Canadian citizens. Winners will receive a certificate of recognition,

The British Film Institute (BFI) has published a list of “films that all children should see by the age of 14.” The list was compiled by children’s film

FUNimation has opened a survey seeking consumer advice on a possible DVD release of Case Closed (Detective Conan) episodes 1-52. Source: Jagged Team

MSN Money has published an article citing declining sales and revenue for blockbuster mainstream American movies on DVD, and particularly animated films. Although the article doesn’t specifically refer

Question: Is it just me or does the Honey and Clover series hold some excellent potential for North American success like that of the success Fruits Basket is

Although not officially confirmed by Media Blasters yet, apparently the company will be releasing the first American DVD volume of “Sukisho” (Suki na Mono wa Suki Dakara Shouganai!!)

fpsMagazine now hosts an exclusive interview with Masaaka Yuasa, director of Studio 4°C’s critically acclaimed 2004 anime film Mind Game.

The official Japanese Type-Moon homepage now hosts the first promotional image for the upcoming Fate/stay night anime television series. Please note that other sections of the Type-Moon website

The Anime Network has announced that BendBroadband, Click! Network, Massillon Cable TV, PrairieWave Communications and Sunflower Broadband have signed on to offer The Anime Network as a video-on-demand

New York City’s ImaginAsian Theater will screen The Place Promised In Our Early Days for one week beginning August 5th.

Galaxy Anime now hosts sample video footage of the Japanese Naruto: Uzumaki Ninden action RPG for the PS2. The game was produced by Cavia, the developer behind the

Question: Do you think Gunnm covers the questions of humanity and identity like Ghost in the Shell?

At last weekend’s San Diego Comic Con, TOKYOPOP announced its acquisition of translation rights to Narumi Endo’s Hatenko Yugi manga (to be released in America under the name