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Are you pumped for the collaborative mega-release of Halo Legends yet? If not, perhaps the occasional barrage of clips will do the trick. The latest in glimpses comes from the "Homecoming" chapter, which was animated by Production I.G., with Koichi Mashimo ( Eat-Man , Madlax …Read more »
Okay, so technically it's tomorrow since the clips will air as part of Game Trailers TV's GTTV Presents Halo 3: ODST Countdown to Launch special, which airs at midnight, but let's not get too technical. Those with access to Spike TV (which should be a …Read more »
I'm a sucker for anthology projects, and I'm willing to bet a lot of our readers are, too. Both The Animatrix and Batman: Gotham Knight were wildly mixed bags, but that's part of the fun, isn't it? If one of the stories isn't really resonating, …Read more »
Remember when pretty much every Saturday morning cartoon had white-hot opening credits followed by abysmal animation for the next twenty minutes? Warner Bros. Animation is looking to fix that issue with a revival of Thundercats —which was itself a co-production between East and West—by putting …Read more »
We’re about halfway through the winter 2020 anime season, which means the spring stuff will be here before you know it. One spring series we’re particularly looking forward to is Appare-Ranman!. That’s the original anime from P.A.Works about a Japanese duo in an coast-to-coast race …Read more »
Start your engines. Or get ‘em revved up, anyway: Appare-Ranman! is set to hit screens in April. For those who haven’t heard of the show yet: it’s a fresh original anime from P.A.Works (Shirobako) about two dudes from early 20th-century Japan who end up participating …Read more »
If you kinda forgot about Appare-Ranman!, the new original anime from P.A.Works, no worries — here’s a fresh reminder via a new visual. The visual shows the series’ two main characters, engineer Sorano Appare and samurai Isshiki Kosame, who somehow find themselves in Los Angeles, where they decide …Read more »
P.A.Works, the folks behind Shirobako and Fairy Gone, have a new original anime on the way. It’s called Appare-Ranman!, and it’s about an engineer and a samurai who get stranded in America and decide to compete in a race from Los Angeles to New York called the Trans-America Wild …Read more »
From now until the end of the year, Otaku USA e-News presents 98 Degrees: a deep dive straight into the anime of 1998. Which greats of ’98 would you like to see covered? Comment below or drop our editor a line. Adapted from a long-running …Read more »
Shinji Aramaki. Even if you don’t know his name, you probably know his work: he’s spent decades in the anime industry, starting out as a mecha designer on shows like Mospeada and Megazone 23 before reinventing himself as a director of CG films like Appleseed …Read more »
As a somewhat lapsed PC gamer, I personally have never been fond of the gameplay in Halo and especially not the multiplayer culture it popularized both online and off, which is why I'm so let down every time a new FPS gets made which decides …Read more »
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