We have just posted a press release from ADV UK titled “ADV UK October 2005 DVD releases“.ADV UK October 2005 releasesMartian Successor Nadesico: Complete ChroniclesDNAngel …
As winter approaches Rakka falls into the depths of despair. Grieving the loss of her friend Kuu and terrified of the prospect of living out her life as a sin-bound, she ventures into the Western…
Goro Taniguchi’s Planetes is one of the strangest anime series to have been produced in recent years. Of course a futuristic space setting is nothing new, but a story about garbage men is…
The previously discussed special edition of the seventh (and final) volume of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 1st GIG is now exclusively up for pre-order at Play.com (set for UK release…
According to Nausicaa.net a trailer for the upcoming Japanese release of “Ghibli Ga Ippai Special Short Short” (a collection of short films from Studio Ghibli) is now available.…
According to AnimeVision, The Hollywood Film Festival Award Committee will be holding a gala ceremony on October 24th to bestow the Hollywood Animation Award on Howl’s Moving Castle.…
We have just posted Jo Sarsam’s review of Howl’s Moving Castle (courtesy of Optimum Asia).
“Despite being let down by a weaker ending, Howl’s Moving Castle is nonetheless…All of October’s UK anime DVD releases are listed below. Of course, if you are excited about some of these releases, feel free to drop by our community forums and let us know what you think!…
Manga Ent. UK have provided us with the tentative schedule for their UK theatrical release (limited) of Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (set to be released in many art house cinemas 28th October).…
ADV UK recently sent out their Autumn ’05 newsletter and as usual, you can now find it online at their official site. This month’s edition looks ahead to several forthcoming UK community…
ADV UK have sent us a press release explaining their planned involvment in October’s London MCM Expo.
“Following the huge success of the May Expo, and in particular the newly-introduced…We have just posted Martin Butler’s review of Robotech Remastered #1 (courtesy of Manga).
“UK fans of old-school mecha shows can finally take a trip down memory lane and enjoy the…We have just posted Stuart Bullen’s review of Stratos 4 #3 (courtesy of Beez).
“Stratos4 reaches the ends of it UK residency with a surprisingly enjoyable quartet of action packed…We have just posted Martin Butler’s review of The Cat Returns (courtesy of Optimum Asia).
“The Cat returns is a charming, funny and fast-paced piece of feel-good family entertainment…We have just posted Stuart Bullen’s review of Samurai Champloo #1 (courtesy of MVM).
“It may be a touch episodic, but the opening volume of Champloo is a cracking slab of no holds barred,…One of the few anime films to make it into UK cinemas, Howl’s Moving Castle tells the tale of Sophie, a young woman working at her family’s hat shop. Despite not having a great deal of…
If there’s one thing that Manga Entertainment excels at it is releasing old fan favourites at a value for money price: Robotech is another title that can be added to this list. A made-for-Western-TV…
I’ve tried to enjoy Stratos4, I really have, all the ingredients for a terrific series are there, bubbly characters, a better than average plot and appealing if basic animation. Unfortunately…
The first in a weekly run down of what’s happening in the Anime UK News Forums.
With a new month (and new season) upon us, there’s plenty of fresh anime to look forward to, so don’t…
Shinichiro Watanabe’s highly touted follow up to Cowboy Bebop, a series regarded by many as the zenith of modish, anime science fiction, has finally arrived on our shores. This time round…
