Similar to the Operation Anime program that FUNimation has sponsored for several years, AD Vision has now announced its “ADVocates” fan club support program to supply officially recognized
Galaxy Anime has updated with exclusive video game teaser trailers for Gundam Battle Assault 3, Fullmetal Alchemist: Broken Angel, Devil May Cry 3, and an exclusive interview with
Question: Now that Toei is translating anime in America, what titles are by Toei? Are they mostly older titles like Slam Dunk or are there new ones being
AD Vision has announced a pair of new series domestic debuts. Gantz volume 1 will contain 2 episodes and retail at $17.98 or $27.98 with series box beginning
AD Vision has announced a large number of DVD price drops and re-releases scheduled for February 2005 release. Generator Gawl volume 1 will be re-released on February 1st
Geneon has announced that the first DVD volume of Daphne in the Brilliant Blue will be released on March 1, 2005 in a $29.98 regular edition that includes
DC Comics has announced two new English translated manga debuts. Tenjho Tenge volume 1 will retail at $9.95 beginning February 16th. GALS! volume 1 will retail at $9.95
TOKYOPOP has officially opened its fifth annual Rising Stars of Manga Competition to seek out talented “American manga” artists. This year’s competition will introduce a “People’s Choice Award.”
Question: What is the Japanese concept of demon? Sometime demons seem somewhat akin to the Western concept of an evil bat wing creature. Other times they appear more
An official Pretty Cure movie website has opened, revealing that the Futari wa Precure Max Heart anime TV series will premier on February 6, and the first Pretty
According to The Magic Box, the Japanese release of the Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children home video movie has been delayed from this Christmas to sometime in 2005.
Japanese publisher Mag Garden now hosts a Macromedia Flash animation for Jinki Extend, advertising the December 10th Japanese release of the complete 4 volume Jinki Extend manga set.
Japanese celebrity Godzilla received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame this past Monday, in front of Grauman’s Chinese Theater, coinciding with the theater’s hosting of the
Question: This is more of a personal question than a general one, but recently I’ve been experiencing a sort of sadness/depression after finishing a series, be it anime
Anime on DVD reports speculation, based on information provided to retail companies, that Central Park Media no longer holds the domestic distribution rights to the second Yu Yu