Anime Review

Planetes Volume 5

As a continuing drama, it’s quite remarkable to think how far Planetes has travelled in over just 21 episodes. This is all encapsulated in Hachimaki, who has gone from being a pleasant if…

• 29th May 2006
Anime Review

Trigun Volume 6

Volume 6 of Trigun sees us nearing the end for Vash, but first, we are treated to an emotional flashback from his beginnings. Vash and his twin brother Knives are like two sides of the same person;…

• 29th May 2006
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News from the London Expo

It has been a fairly sparse London Expo this year with little to nothing in terms of real surprises to announce. With that said, below is the news so far, courtesy of Eye On Anime:

Manga Ent. and Jetix…
• 28th May 2006
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May 2006 top anime keywords

When it comes to the UK anime community, every month is different and so to provide you with a brief run down of what is currently popular amongst our visitors, below is brief run down of May’s…

• 28th May 2006
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FUNimation get their hands on BECK

In addition to yesterday’s annoucement, FUNimation have finally confirmed that they have licensed acclaimed music-drama BECK for US DVD release.

Also, ADV US have licensed mecha series…

• 28th May 2006
Anime Review

Full Metal Alchemist Volume 6

Ed and Al have finally uncovered the secret to the Philosopher’s Stone but, as usual, more obstacles present themselves. But these new barriers are not just enemies, but also moral and …

• 28th May 2006
Anime Review

Samurai Champloo Volume 4

Mugen, Jin and Fuu are still on their journey towards the west, but the trip is a slow on as at every turn they are confronted with all manner of problems. Lack of funds, perpetual hunger, and a seemingly…

• 28th May 2006
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22nd May UK anime releases

Just two anime DVDs are due out today; the fourth volume of Gantz and the final instalment of Satoshi Kon’s Paranoia Agent, both courtesy of MVM.22 May 2006 Gantz #4 (MVM) Paranoia Agent …

• 22nd May 2006
Anime Review

Elfen Lied Volume 2

If the first volume of Elfen Lied was notable for its sheer visceral onslaught of blood shed, volume two will be remembered for how outright disturbing this series can be; rather than treating …

• 22nd May 2006
Anime Review

GANTZ Volume 4

Up until this volume Gantz had lived up to its violent reputation but shied away from depicting sex, preferring to instead settle for a few perverted jokes and little else. Volume 4 changes all …

• 22nd May 2006