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The 1985 Vampire Hunter D anime adaptation, which was directed by Toyoo Ashida at Ashi Productions, is coming back to home video on August 25. Sentai Filmworks has been trickling out announcements regarding the new English dub cast, and they recently revealed Luci Christian, who …Read more »
Few anime define an era, but for the early 1990s generation Vampire Hunter D embodied what “anime” was. In a time before DVDs or general awareness of the word “Internet,” before most people even knew of words like “anime” or “otaku,” one look was all …Read more »
Featured Spotlight: Some of the older anime fans out there might share the fond memory of having 1985's Vampire Hunter D as one of their very first anime experiences. Sentai Filmworks has a treat for both old fans and newcomers, because the classic first adaptation …Read more »
There’s been a lot of talk about the future of the anime industry lately, a lot of it doomy and gloomy. Many of the masters of the medium are retiring or dying with no clear heirs to step up and replace them, wages and working …Read more »
Raoh punches through a building just because it's in his way and he doesn't feel like walking around it. Then he has a heartfelt conversation/intense staredown with a horse. Then he punches a boulder from out of a catapult so that he can instead launch …Read more »
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