Haibane Renmei Volume 1
Thanks to his excellent past work (including the illustrious Serial Experiments Lain); anything with the name Yoshitoshi ABe attached is well worth looking into. Haibane Renmei was his pet …
Thanks to his excellent past work (including the illustrious Serial Experiments Lain); anything with the name Yoshitoshi ABe attached is well worth looking into. Haibane Renmei was his pet …
Aint it Cool News have noticed that the quicktime trailer for the American dubbed version (including some high profile actors) of Howl’s Moving Castle has been posted online for your streaming…
Surprising us with his first review for a very, very long time, Stuart Bullen has sent us a Region 1 series review of Berserk; a series that has yet to show any signs of appearing in the UK just yet.…
We’re at the point now where Stand Alone Complex would have to do a hell of a lot wrong to destroy my devoted love for this show. And at the risk of sounding like a complete fanboy, this is a damn…
According to reports at Digital Spy, there could be an interesting new digital TV channel coming to the UK courtesy of Jetix (formerly Fox Kids). Dubbed “GXT”, it is apparently going…
News has emerged today (on AnimeOnDVD) that Geneon are co-financing a new Hellsing OVA series. The number of episodes is unknown, but it is said to be based on the original manga material.
Also,…
Anime Boredom have spotted that Amazon are running a decent UK anime sale that includes several ADV and Manga Ent. titles from £8.99- including the likes of RahXephon and Vampire Hunter…
Yet another big day for UK anime releases, today see’s no less than 10 new anime DVDs out from ADV and MVM.18th April releasesAdventures Of Mini-Goddess #2Angelic Layer #7Azumanga Daioh…
Martin Butler has penned his thoughts on the first volume of Chobits (which was released in the UK during March by MVM).
“The first volume gives a light and bright introduction to the Chobits…Another week, another torrent of UK DVD release dates, push backs and small delays.
First off, Play.com is listing street dates for Animazing’s planned 3-volume release of the Project…
I’ve just published my review of Kino’s Journey #4; the concluding volume of this short lived but much loved philosophical series, out on Monday from ADV UK.
It’s rare to find…Our fellow German anime fans have sent us details about Connichi 2005, a large European anime convention (which apparently attracted 7,500 visitors last year) that is going to be held in Kassel,…
Boychild Productions, publisher of the recent UK manga anthology “Manga Mover’, have let us know about their latest book – Beautiful Things.
“Our BEAUTIFUL THINGS…Having enjoyed this fourth and final volume, it was with great displeasure that I bade farewell to Kino’s Journey. Shows like this just don’t come around very often; philosophical,…
It’s new poll time and this week, we’re asking you if you see anime as cartoons. Many fans are torn by the technical definition of the word “cartoon” and the meaning it…
I’ve just posted Martin Butler’s review of Perfect Blue, Satoshi Kon’s break through psychological thriller that was released on UK DVD by Manga Ent. a few years ago.
“Overall,…MVM have published the cover-art for their May DVD releases and for your viewing pleasure, we’ve posted the art work for Fullmetal Alchemist #1, Read or Die TV #1 and Trigun #3.…
With Momentum Asia’s live action anime adaptation Casshern coming to UK DVD in 2 weeks time (25th of April), a decent quality streaming trailer has been published along with the DVD cover-art…
I’ve taken a look at ADV UK’s Get Backers #2 (released in March).
“Get Backers #2 is a fun little action show balanced between terribly mediocre and terribly good. Suffice…Is it enough to say I simply enjoyed Get Backers #2?While I have found nothing particularly inspiring or different about this show, it remains good, solid fun thanks to a quirky sense of humour,…