AnimationHQ will host a live online chat session with American voice actress and dub director Wendee Lee on Saturday, June 5th at 2 pm EST. For more information,
Animate TV now hosts a 1:10 streaming Windows Media trailer for the upcoming “Ninin ga Shinobuden (2 x 2 = Shinobuden) ~ the Nonsense Kunoichi Fiction” anime TV
Japanese television network TBS has officially announced that the massively popular dating simulation computer game Air will be adapted into an anime TV series. The creation of an
The official Japanese Graduation (Sotsugyou) homepage has announced that the classic dating simulation computer game franchise is being revived with a new PC game, “Sotsugyou Next Graduation,” scheduled
Anime News Network has published an exclusive interview with 16 year old J-pop vocalist Nami Tamaki, possibly best known for performing the Gundam Seed theme songs “Believe” and
Inuyasha movie 3, released theatrically in Japan last December, will be released to Japanese DVD on August 27th. The Japanese language only DVD will retail at 6,300 yen
DVD Vision Japan has published four new anime DVD reviews: BastoF Syndrome volume 1: Fear and Lemons Cyber City volume 2: The Decoy InuYasha volume 1 Great Dangaioh
Question: Why is it that Japanese movies and anime are the only form of foreign entertainment that they make dubbed versions of? For most, it would be taboo
AnimeNation and AN Entertainment will officially attend this weekend’s Animazement convention, along with the primary English dub cast of AN Entertainment’s upcoming release Miami Guns. As a result,
Geneon will release the first DVD volumes of Gregory Horror Show, re-named “Gregory Horror House,” and Stellvia on September 21st. Both DVDs will contain 4 episodes and retail
The Japanese web pages for upcoming anime TV series Genshiken and Kujibiki Unbalance are now open. Genshiken is based on the “otaku manga” (manga about otaku) by Kio
Impress Corporation has announced that the full CG rendered Digimon movie “Digital Monster X-evolution” (pronounced “zevolution”) will be released next year, along with new video game and toy
Media Blasters has apparently expressed some interest in licensing “tokusatsu” (Japanese live action special-effects show) programs for American release. But Media Blasters is hesitant to license such programs
