The Vampire Miyu and St. Tail TV series will debut at the end of August and will be released bi-monthly with 3 episodes on each DVD at $29.99 per disc. Vampire Miyu will consist of 8-9 DVDs and St. Tail will require roughly 15 DVDs.<\/p>\n
Remastered, replacement copies of Spring and Chaos should be ready in 2-3 weeks.<\/p>\n
Tokyopop has the American rights to release domestic version soundtracks for Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy 4 & 10, Trigun “Spicy Donut,” Bubblegum Crisis 2040, and Vampire Miyu.<\/p>\n
Tokyopop will start a “J-Idols” line, featuring Japan’s “Most Beautiful Women.” 3 DVDs will be released in September featuring “Yuka,” J-pop star Kyoko Fukada, and swimsuit clad Japanese automobile “race queens.” The DVDs will include photo galleries, music videos, virtual dates, video messages, behind scenes footage, and personal profiles.<\/p>\n
The Paradise Kiss, Planet Ladder, and Mars manga will all appear in Smile Magazine beginning in November.<\/p>\n
The English language version of the Marmalade Boy manga will debut in November and the Kodomo no Omocha manga, which will be titled “Popstar Kodacha,” [Kodocha?] will premier in December. Both will be “unflipped.” The first 5 issues will be comic book size, then switch to graphic novel format for the rest.<\/p>\n
Tokyopop has the American publication rights to the Gundam W Battlefield Pacifist, Endless Waltz, and G-Unit manga series.<\/p>\n
The second graphic novel volume of Clover will be available in September. Most of their graphic novel releases will be sped up to 2-3 months between releases.<\/p>\n