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Madhouse is one of the most venerable anime studios out there. From the minds and hard work of former Mushi Pro ( Astro Boy , Dororo , Kimba the White Lion ) animators like Masao Maruyama (see our MAPPA feature), Yoshiaki Kawajiri, Rintaro, Osamu Dezaki, …Read more »
Self-proclaimed mad scientist Rintaro Okabe, aka Okarin, notices something funny going on in Akibahara. (You may ask, when isn’t something funny going on in Akibahara?) He’s just minding his own business, attending a lecture by a little-known member of the scientific community and haranguing him …Read more »
Funimation is preparing for the upcoming home video release of the Brothers Conflict anime, with pre-orders now live for the March 8 release. A recent post on the company's blog highlighted the English dub's full cast, so see who's lined up to play who below. …Read more »
Hot on the heels of the Lord Marksman and Vanadis announcement is another pair of acquisitions from North American publisher Seven Seas Entertainment. First up is Reiji Suzumaru's Love in Hell: Death Life manga, a companion series to Love in Hell . Though it's related …Read more »
Here we’ve got yet another buried treasure of Japanese animation, bubbling back to the surface thanks to the reticence of a certain King of the A$$holes World, James Cameron. Superstar producer/director Cameron has a lot of irons in the fire, and when he announced his …Read more »
You may have seen our online review of the new Captain Harlock CG-animated feature film, but you'll want to crack open the latest issue of Otaku USA magazine for a proper look into the past. Resident space pirate Daryl Surat takes a long, stoic look …Read more »
Discotek Media, king of announcing things on Facebook, let loose two new licenses earlier tonight, each of which should please different groups of fans: Space Pirate Captain Harlock and Love Com . Discotek will release the original 42-episode 1978 Captain Harlock TV anime in one …Read more »
Another week, another batch of books! Release dates from different sources have caught up to each other so we've got a bunch of Digital Manga titles entering the direct market. Boys' love, space travel and fantasy adventures await you this Wednesday, so let's dive right …Read more »
In this age of Internet streaming, it’s easy to forget that only a few scant years ago, the most efficient way to experience anime was to collect it on home video in such formats as VHS, laserdisc, and DVD. This required disposable income, dedication, and …Read more »
Christianity gets all the good movies. Oh sure, they get quite a few stinkers, but if a Left Behind is what it takes to get a Jesus of Montreal or The Gospel According to Matthew (which was produced by a gay communist for crying out …Read more »
The Adieu 999 dream team. From left: Kauzo Komatsubara, Yoshio Takami, Rintaro, Kamura Mukuoda. Part Two: Working on the railroad Ok. I’m gonna do it. I’m really gonna to do it! I’m going to celebrate the 30 th anniversary of my favorite anime movie of …Read more »
Part One: Prelude Originally released to theaters in August 1981, Adieu Galaxy Express 999 – Andromeda Terminal is my absolute favorite anime movie of all time. The greatest. The very pinnacle of the form and the paragon of Japanese cartoon achievement. This is known to …Read more »
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