ADV UK have published their April/May newsletter, along the way confirming their summer DVD release plans include UK debuts for Gravion, Aquarian Age, DNAngel, Divergence Eve and Mezzo DSA.…
Having already gone on record as an outspoken anime fan back in early March, Robin Williams has again praised the creative freedom (and darker themes) seen in Japanese animation.Robin Willaims:…
Gonzo’s long touted Afro Samurai, which will be starring famous actor Samuel L. Jackson, is now well underway and according to Anime Nation, will be a 5 episode series that is going to premiere…
Q-Con of Belfast have sent us some updated news with regards to their incoming gaming convention; a convention that is also set to include several anime cinema showings (in a 300-seat theatre …
Catching up with last few April DVD releases, I’ve reviewed New Fist of the North Star #1- a modern spinoff from the cult favourite “ultra-violent” franchise.
Verging on…Over this last weekend in the US, the large “Anime Boston” convention was held and a number of new US anime acquisitions have been announced or confirmed.ADVThe Place Promised in…
Issue 6 of Asian pop culture magazine NEO is out now. This month’s edition puts the Gundam franchise under the microscope, previews the incoming Read or Die TV series and discusses several…
Three new (and some long awaited) UK DVD releases today.2nd May releasesCowboy Bebop #4Gungrave #1Salaryman Kintaro #1To view our full, comprehensive UK anime release schedule; please click…
I have recently published my review of MVM’s Yu Yu Hakusho #2, out now in the UK.
Yu Yu Hakusho #2 was action packed fun. While the likes of Yusuke are yet to develop any compelling personality…We have recently posted Stuart Bullen’s review of The Guyver, a “cult classic” anime series that was popular in the UK during the 90s but has since vanished from our shop shelves.…
Despite failing to make any real impression on me, this second volume of Yu Yu Hakusho was still as fun to watch as I expected. There is something appealing about a series as undemanding as this; …
It’s new poll time again and this week we are asking you if you like to preview anime before buying? This is especially relevant with the rise of Internet “digi-subs” (fan-subs)…
Martin Butler has penned his thoughts on MVM’s Adventures of Mini-Goddess #2, released in the UK a few weeks ago.
“These new adventures of the mini-goddesses may not be to the taste…The “Ah! My Goddess!’ comedy spin-off returns for its second instalment with more mischievous antics of goddesses Belldandy, Urd and Skuld when left to their own devices in Keiichi’s…
After quietly appearing on the BBFC website last Friday, ADV UK have today confirmed to us that they have snapped up Peace Maker for a UK DVD release. More details are expected to be revealed at the…
I have recently posted my review of Last Exile #3, out last week from ADV UK.
“It would be fair to say that I was enthralled by Last Exile #3; a volume that encompasses epic air-ship battles,…Manga UK have sent us a fact-filled new press release, outlining a few new competitions and events they are going to be involved with over the next few weeks. We have quoted the important parts below.…
Out today is an interesting mixture of sci-fi anime (Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex #3), controversial hentai (La Blue Girl Returns) and live-action anime adaptation (Casshern). Also,…
Martin Butler has taken a look at Neon Genesis Evangelion Platinum #2, released in the UK by ADV last week.
The second disc in the Platinum edition maintains the standards set by the first with the…Having recently posted my review of Haibane Renmei #1 (out in the UK last Monday from MVM), Anime UK News has officially passed the milestone of 100 reviews; it’s taken us just under a year,…
