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The world is a gray, decrepit place, full of unsavory types around every bend. There’s a stark contrast between your average geek on the streets and someone like, say, the Nobles, who fly in ships well above the muck and the mire. And then there …Read more »
Takanashi promoting the Blu-ray release of Macross II . Minoru Takanashi, a Bandai Visual producer who worked on hit series like Escaflowne , Macross , Gundam and others, has died, animator Nobuteru Yuki reported Wednesday. Takanashi’s impressive list of credits also includes series and films …Read more »
Mamoru Miyano is a top tier voice actor who’s played Light Yagami in Death Note, Rintaro Okabe in Steins;Gate and Kiba in Wolf’s Rain, to name a few. But he recently opened up about how difficult the voice acting business is, even for someone established …Read more »
The most jacked featherweights ever The definitive boxing anime of the 2000s is back, and perhaps for the first time it’s getting a fair shot at success in the US. It took Jyoji “George” Morikawa roughly a decade before he would agree to permit his …Read more »
Mona Marshall has recorded hundreds of voices for anime since the early 1980s. She studied classical theatre and planned to do very serious, classical acting. But it turned out that voice over work was what she loved. “I was going on auditions and never quite …Read more »
As folks who read our Cowboy Bebop cafe piece (or, you know, those who can do basic math) know, the classic anime series turns 20 years old this year. If you couldn’t make it out to Japan for the Bebop cafe, good news: Bebop is …Read more »
Imagine, if you will, the thundering power of giant robot anime intermingling seamlessly with a dreamy shojo-style narrative. Wait, you don’t have to imagine it, because Sunrise’s The Vision of Escaflowne exists! Whether you remember the series from 20 years ago or this is your …Read more »
Unless you’re an Attack on Titan fan, there usually isn’t too significant of a wait between anime seasons (sick burn, right?). Sure, there are some outliers, but Blue Exorcist is in rare company. Not counting 2012’s anime film, we went from 2011 to 2017 without …Read more »
Depicting Japanese “kami” or “gods” as relatable modern characters is so common in anime that it’s hardly surprising anymore, but there’s something novel about Noragami’s take on the trope: a once powerful god of calamity who’s so unknown in the modern day that he relies …Read more »
Mike McFarland has been involved with the anime industry a very long time, getting in on the proverbial ground floor as one of the first voice actors Funimation hired for their dub of Dragon Ball Z (as Master Roshi and Yajirobe) back in the mid …Read more »
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