In case you missed them during the month, below is a quick summary of the anime reviews we published through-out March (sorted by popularity).MARCH 2006 ANIME REVIEWSGunslinger Girl #1 (MVM)…
The war rages on as Kira returns to Earth with his new mobile suit, the Freedom Gundam. After the Archangel and her crew escaped the Federation’s trap at JOSH-A, they are branded deserters…
Anime Europe have noticed that starting in August 2006, US-based manga publisher Del Ray and their parent company Random House intend to start releasing their manga titles in the UK under a new…
According to Ghibli World, Hayao Miyazaki has designed a giant copper clock (10 meters high and 18 meters wide) for the NTV tower at Shiodome, Tokyo. The production of the clock is due to be completed…
BBC News have recently published an article looking at how the Japanese public are increasingly using their mobile phones to read manga and watch anime, so much so that such major publishing companies…
The last few anime DVD releases of the month are due out today, including the oft-delayed Steamboy (available in both regular and Director’s Cut editions), the first double disc set of …
Following its somewhat unimpressive debut, Burst Angel is back with another quartet of episodes which see Jo and the other girls taking on another pair of missions. As before, there’s …
On the run from the British Library with Yomiko and Nancy in tow, the Paper Sisters seek refuge in Yomiko’s parents’ house in the mountains. Secluded, deserted and with a healthy …
After the confrontation with Scar left both Elric brothers in quite a state, Ed and Al return home for some much needed healing, both physical and mental. Of course, it’s not long before …
EyeOnAnime.co.uk have noticed that UK DVD distributer ILC Prime (aka “INT. LICENSING AND COPYRIGHT LTD.”) are going to release all 12 episodes of anime sci-fi comedy “The…
Our forum user cornixt has let us know that on Friday 24th March at 8.30pm (and repeated at 12.50am), BBC Four’s “The Cinema Show” will contain “a look at the career of…
For the time being, UK internet users can stream RaptureTV over the internet for free, meaning that on Tuedays and Thursdays (at 8.30pm) and from 8pm on Sunday, UK anime fans can watch full episodes…
Ghibli World have posted an interview with world famous Studio Ghibli director Isao Takahata, discussing his most popular movies including Grave of the Fireflies and Pom Poko as well as looking…
As the big tournament approaches the rival schools send their best fighters into battle. The old conflicts of legend are played out as the fighters question their destinies and push for their …
Unbeknownst to the general populace, deep beneath the streets of Tokyo exists a sealed city, unimaginatively entitled Tokyo Underground. Home to numerous controversial experiments, and …
In the city of Judoh, the Special Services Division of the Bureau of Urban Safety has created a new weapon to combat crime: a mechanical enforcement officer codenamed “J’. Alongside…
With the first six volumes of Last Exile having secured its place on that select list of my favourite series, the only question remaining was whether it could pull off a conclusion consistent with…
Anime News Network have dug up some more information about the new Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex anime.
Produced by Production I.G, Solid State Society is a cinematic budget full length…
Manga UK have let us know that they are taking the unique visual aesthetic of anime straight to the streets of Britain by bringing together some of the UK’s top graffiti talent to produce …
DVD Times have posted an official press release from Sony Pictures confirming that Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children will be released on UK DVD on 24th April 2006 (priced at £19.99). Take…
