The official Japanese website for the Gonzo Digimation produced feature film Gin-iro no Kami no Agito is now open and offers a trailer. The movie is scheduled for
Computer game publishing studio Merscom, LLC has issued a public request for assistance from anime fan translators to work on an English language adaptation of PC game based
The official Japanese Graduation website now hosts the opening animation for the Sotsugyou Next Graduation computer game, scheduled for Japanese release on June 24th. The movie clip is
Animate.tv has confirmed that Kozue Amano’s manga series Aria will be adapted as anime. More details about the upcoming anime will be revealed in the August issue of
The official Japanese website for the Amaenaideyo!! anime TV series now hosts a streaming trailer. “Promotion trailer A” is available in the “Story” section of the website. The
Love Hina creator Ken Akamatsu has announced on his Japanese homepage that his 1998 short story “Itsudatte My Santa” (“Always My Santa”) will be adapted into a two
FUNimation has officially announced that a Burst Angel OVA will premier at this summer’s Anime Expo. The official Japanese Bakuretsu Tenshi website mentions an “anime new project” titled
Pop Japan Travel has announced the “Endless Summer Tour” of Japan. The tour will include admission to the Tokyo Game Show, an exclusive tour of the Production I.G.
Japanese distribution company Ken Media has filed suit against American video distribution company NuTech Digital alleging that NuTech has not paid proper, full licensing fees and royalties on
New York City’s Museum of Modern Art will host a 13 film retrospective on the works of Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata from June 3-30. The Hayao Miyazaki
Nausicaa.net has published its second enlightening interview with Cindy and Don Hewitt, the screenwriters for most of the English dubs of Studio Ghibli films released in America by
Anime Crash has informed Anime on DVD that the release of forthcoming Geisters DVDs has been delayed indefinitely while “they sort out something behind the scenes with the
Onna!, a three-day festival of women’s roles in animation and comics taking place October 8-10, 2005 in Newark, NJ, will host “Project Manga.” Based on the hit television
