Question: I don’t know if you’re allowed to comment on this question, but I was curious. What are you predictions for shows that will get licensed this convention
Media Blasters ha revealed its acquisition of the 2004 Granadier anime TV series through retailer solicitations. The first DVD will be released on June 28th in a disc
Digital Manga has announced its acquisition of translation rights to three new manga titles: The all-color manga anthology Robot Vol. 1, compiled by Range Murata, will debut in
The official Sousei no Aquarion homepage has updated with a slightly revised trailer that includes some new footage. The trailer is available in streaming Windows Media format. The
Critical Mass has scheduled the domestic release of two new titles in the Vanilla Series line. The Private Sessions 2 DVD will contain both Tokubetsu Jugyuu 2 OAVs
According to ICv2 News, Viz has revealed plans to publish a series of Full Metal Alchemist novelizations beginning this October. A domestic hardcover Art of Full Metal Alchemist
The top 10 best selling graphic novels in mainstream American bookstores for the week ending February 13th were all translated Japanese manga. The only books in the top
Question: Is the anime “boom” or fad finally dying in America? I’ve noticed that some companies have stopped releasing as many volumes of their DVDs or mangas, and
Geneon has revealed its acquisition of North American distribution rights to the 13 episode DearS anime television series. The show will be released domestically on four discs retailing
The Cartoon Network has issued an official press announcement confirming plans to broadcast One Piece, Naruto, Bobobo-bo Bo-Bobo, Zatch Bell (Konjiki no Gash Bell), and new episodes of
Anime Insider Magazine has revealed that Bandai Entertainment will release the Japanese Cowboy Bebop 5.1ch DVD Box in America beginning this summer. The American release will consist of
The non-profit AnimeNEXT anime convention organization has announced a campaign to donate funds to UNICEF, The United Nations Children’s Fund, for tsunami victims in South East Asia. AnimeNEXT
