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Dark Horse starts off the week by making up for the lack of book quantity with quantity of artists. In Neon Genesis Evangelion Comic Tribute , over a dozen creators contribute to this parody collection of Evangelion stories. While the strange scenarios and hilarious outcomes …Read more »
You might know Mamoru Oshii as the director of Ghost in the Shell , The Sky Crawlers , and Patlabor 2: The Movie . You might also know him as the most opinionated man in the industry, with a regularly updated blog on Nico Nico …Read more »
Word from the February issue of Kodansha's Monthly Young Magazine has the Ghost in the Shell Arise anime scheduled for a 2013 debut. The series' chief director is Kazuchika Kise (animation director for the recent Evangelion films, Patlabor 2 , and much more), with supervising …Read more »
2012. A historical year that brought us a pivotal presidential election, the (non) end of the world as we know it, and, most importantly, the the launch of Otaku USA e-news, the free (!) bi-weekly newsletter full of news, reviews, interviews and event reports straight …Read more »
The results are in for the opening weekend of One Piece Film Z , which premiered in Japanese theaters this past Friday. The film, to which series creator Eiichiro Oda contributed heavily, debuted with a whopping ¥1,372,050,000 (about $16,339,700), topping Evangelion 3.0 's opening take, …Read more »
Happy December! Hard to believe it but here it is, the last month of 2012. What wonders await us in these final four weeks? Whatever they are, and whatever snow you may need to shovel through to reach them, week one is off to a …Read more »
Orbital battle stations! Improbable, insectoid mecha! C-beams glittering in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate! Dangers, drama, explosions! None of these will be appearing in today’s Vault of Error offering: Prefectural Earth Defense Force. Well, none except for the explosions. Can’t have an anime without …Read more »
If November 2012 belonged to any one film it was unquestionably Evangelion 3.0: You Can (Not) Redo . The Evangelion hype machine caused many to forget about the release of another significant (artistically, if not financially) theatrical anime film: Gothicmade . The name Five Star …Read more »
Whoa, it's that time again already! The latest issue of the Otaku USA newsletter has arrived for subscribers, and this one's a doozy. If the word doozy already has you tingling with excitement, you can skip the formalities and subscribe here for free to have …Read more »
Since it's officially November 17 in Japan, Evangelion 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo is ready to make its theatrical debut! While we'll have to wait to see the movie in English, a newly uploaded clip offers over six minutes of footage from the feature. There's …Read more »
Last week was the start of November's avalanche of manga and this week takes no breather with just short of another two dozen brand new books! This time almost all the big manga players come to deliver with continuations, conclusions and new titles from Dark …Read more »
Remember last week when I said we'd be seeing some bigger release numbers when November hit? Well it's November now so prepare for the goodies! Over two dozen new volumes of manga are out this week... or is it actually closer to fifty?! Read on …Read more »
It's that time again, folks, because the latest edition of Otaku USA e-News—our free newsletter loaded with exclusive bonus content—is now available! If you haven't received it, all you have to do is head here to sign up free of charge. In this issue we …Read more »
Hyped across the board as “the next Evangelion,” the brilliant Puella Magi Madoka Magica certainly has turned heads since it aired at the beginning of 2011. So it was no surprise when animation studio Shaft and series director Akiyuki Shinbo announced that they would be …Read more »
One big advantage of living in Tokyo for the geek-inclined is the city’s plethora of used bookstores, offering on the cheap what U.S.-based fans pay dearly for in convention dealers’ rooms across the country. Everything’s in Japanese, natch, but if you can read a bit …Read more »
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