I’ve posted my review of MVM’s (late August release) Texhnolyze #2.
“Texhnolyze isn’t as interested in telling a story as placing ideas and questions in the viewers…During its first volume, we made a pact with Gungrave; I was sceptical about the generic supernatural elements seen the in the first episode, but soon forgot my complaints as the story switched…
Despite the large number of anime series being released in the UK every month, there are still many shows that are yet to even see a stateside release. “The Great Unwashed Anime” is…
A bleak yet beautiful series, Texhnolyze is every bit as hard boiled and gritty as you should expect from glancing at the moody artwork and grotesque futuristic imagery.This is a wonderfully …
Eyeonanime have spotted that Manga UK intend to produce an English dub (exclusive to the UK) for Millenium Actress; the critically acclaimed anime movie from director Satoshi (Paranoia Agent,…
According to Pinnacle Vision, Beez have set the following (tentative) UK release dates. Amongst many others, notable new releases include the much awaited UK debuts of Wolf’s Rain (10th…
Another spin-off from the enduring and much loved Tenchi Muyo! anime series, Jo Sarsam has reviewed the apparently “”poor cousin’ of the Tenchi franchise” Tenchi…
Taking the chance to catch up with some long overdue reviews, we’ve posted Martin Butler’s take on the Adventures of Mini-Goddess #3, released in the UK way back in June by MVM (with…
Keeping Anime UK News well stocked with important reviews of classic anime, Martin Butler has passed his critical eyes over Hayao (Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke) Miyazaki’s 1986 …
Concluding her look at the Martian Successor Nadesico anime, Jo Sarsam has reviewed Martian Successor Nadesico: Prince Of Darkness; the theatrical movie follow-up to the popular mecha-comedy…
According to the DVD release dates on Play.com, both MVM and ADV have pushed all of their August UK releases back one week. All of MVM’s titles (including Fullmetal Alchemist #2, Gungrave…
Anime News Network are reporting that before setting out on a dangerous space walk (on the 29th of July), the Space Shuttle Discovery astronaught Soichi Noguchi prepared for the mission by listening…
As promised, our August competition with TokyoToys is now online and this month you have the chance of winning a nice looking model of Vash the Stampede (with one runner-up getting an anime-based…
Jo Sarsam has produced a review for the popular mecha-comedy series Martian Successor Nadesico, out now in the UK from ADV (with a complete box set collection planned for a UK release on the 17th…
In the calm before the storm of new August releases, Stuart Bullen has taken a look at the fan favourite vintage mecha OVA series Orguss 02 (out now in the UK from Manga Ent.).
“Orguss 02 is…Eyeonanime.co.uk have noticed that Manga Ent. UK are offering fans a chance to return their defective copies of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex #4 for replacement. If you’re copy…
With Beez reigniting Gundam mania in the UK, you wouldn’t be alone in having trouble deciphering the complex chronologies of Mobile Suit Gundam and its alternate universe.
It’s…
AmeCon have let us know about their revised plans for their 2006 convention; having moved location to the University of Leicester’s Main Campus (with a capacity of 1,500 people), the confirmed…
ADV UK have sent us a press release outling their plans for the famous World Science Fiction Convention which is being held in Glasgow from the 4th until the 8th of August. They scheduled screenings…
English language Japanese newspaper Asahi has run a decent-length feature (including an interview) on the critically acclaimed manga author Naoki Urasawa (Monster, 20th Century Boys and …
