Get Backers Volume 4
Since entering the Limitless Fortress, Get Backers has enjoyed an exciting new lease of life. The story is exploding with intrigue as our heroes make an unwelcome return to their past stomping…
Since entering the Limitless Fortress, Get Backers has enjoyed an exciting new lease of life. The story is exploding with intrigue as our heroes make an unwelcome return to their past stomping…
According to DVD Times, Sony has now postponed the UK DVD release of Katsuhiro Otomo’s (creator of AKIRA) Steamboy until further notice. Steamboy had been originally set for a UK release…
Amid much worry, the first volume of MVM’s Gantz (which covers the first four episodes) has passed through the BBFC with a 15 certificate. Many fans had feared the BBFC would take a dim view…
Catching up with the fifth and penultimate volume of Cowboy Bebop before the finale hits UK stores on Monday, you can read my review now.
“I’m sure some will be rueing the lack of a consistent…Anime-Source have posted nine screenshots of the currently in-development new Hellsing OVA series. These (somewhat low quality) images were taken from a trailer shown by Geneon at the recent…
According to Anime UK News forum regular Charter_Mage and backed up by recent changes at Play.com, MVM have delayed releasing the first volume of Samurai Champloo until September (originally…
Taking advantage of recent file sharing trends, ADV Films (US) have made a Madlax promotional video (English dubbed) available to file sharers via Bit Torrent, revealing that this could be the…
Irish national newspaper “The Daily Ireland” have published a positive article briefly looking at anime and it’s growing fanbase in Ireland, including notable mentions…
Stuart Bullen has reviewed the second volume of Beez’s “fan service friendly, sci-fi adventure” Stratos 4, released in the UK last Monday.
“This disc promised so…In the first of what we hope will become many contributions, Jo Sarsam (Red XIII from our forums) has sent us her review of Fushigi Yuugi, a 52 episodes-long “fantasy adventure” (in…
It’s a sobering thought to suddenly realize there is now only one volume left of Cowboy Bebop. Us long suffering UK fans had waited so long for this fated series, to see the timeless phrase…
Only three releases today, two of which are vintage fan favourites; the first movie from Rumiko Takahashi’s long running Ranma series and the second movie in the Mobile Suit Gundam trilogy.11th…
I’ve recently posted my thoughts on the first volume of Beez’s famous mecha series Gundam SEED, one of the most eagerly awaited releases of the year.
“I enjoyed watching Gundam…Michelle Howarth has produced a series review of Azumanga Daioh, the “alternative” high school comedy series that has just finished being released in the UK by ADV.
“Six…Mobile Suit Gundam SEED is a series with a healthy reputation. Since debuting in Japan during 2002, it has succeeded in revitalizing the failing Gundam franchise and spawned a new generation …
To coincide with the revamped and improved ninth issue of NEO (the UK’s only “Asian pop culture magazine” with a heavy emphasis on anime and manga), UK-Anime.net have run …
Last week Optimum Asia announced their plans to release a UMD version (PSP; PlayStation Portable) of their incoming CG-anime movie Appleseed and now Animetion.co.uk have also noticed that …
Stuart Bullen has produced a beaming review of the second volume of Beez’s popular “supernatural” action series Witch Hunter Robin.
“After such a promising start…Taking time-out from more recent DVD releases, Martin Butler has sent us his views on the classic mecha short series Macross Plus.
“The premise might sound like an animated Top Gun with…Play.com have revealed (tentative) ADV UK DVD release dates that are as far reaching as December ’05, with the notable releases including a September debut for samurai series Peacemaker…