Taking an early look at another of MVM’s August batch, I’ve reviewed Gungrave #3.
“Despite suffering from some hiccups early on, Gungrave #3 continues to build the spectacular…I’ve posted my review of MVM’s (late August release) Texhnolyze #2.
“Texhnolyze isn’t as interested in telling a story as placing ideas and questions in the viewers…While there has been no official information released as of yet, Animetion has spotted that fantasy adventure KiKi’s Delivery Service is to be shown at the National Film Theatre courtesy…
During its first volume, we made a pact with Gungrave; I was sceptical about the generic supernatural elements seen the in the first episode, but soon forgot my complaints as the story switched…
Despite the large number of anime series being released in the UK every month, there are still many shows that are yet to even see a stateside release. “The Great Unwashed Anime” is…
A bleak yet beautiful series, Texhnolyze is every bit as hard boiled and gritty as you should expect from glancing at the moody artwork and grotesque futuristic imagery.This is a wonderfully …
Eyeonanime have spotted that Manga UK intend to produce an English dub (exclusive to the UK) for Millenium Actress; the critically acclaimed anime movie from director Satoshi (Paranoia Agent,…
According to Pinnacle Vision, Beez have set the following (tentative) UK release dates. Amongst many others, notable new releases include the much awaited UK debuts of Wolf’s Rain (10th…
Another spin-off from the enduring and much loved Tenchi Muyo! anime series, Jo Sarsam has reviewed the apparently “”poor cousin’ of the Tenchi franchise” Tenchi…
Taking the chance to catch up with some long overdue reviews, we’ve posted Martin Butler’s take on the Adventures of Mini-Goddess #3, released in the UK way back in June by MVM (with…
The third volume of the Mini Goddess series is subtitled The Urd Files and as such focuses a little more on the eldest of the three Goddesses who shrink themselves to super-cute size and get themselves…
UK newspaper The Independent has published an interview on its website with director James Cameron, in which he talks about his involvement in the upcoming adaptation of Yukito Kishiro’s…
Forum user GrantM has noticed that ADV UK have put the trailers for two previously unannounced anime series through the BBFC. The trailers are for high-school comedy Cromartie High School and…
Keeping Anime UK News well stocked with important reviews of classic anime, Martin Butler has passed his critical eyes over Hayao (Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke) Miyazaki’s 1986 …
Concluding her look at the Martian Successor Nadesico anime, Jo Sarsam has reviewed Martian Successor Nadesico: Prince Of Darkness; the theatrical movie follow-up to the popular mecha-comedy…
According to Animetion on the 3rd August The Times newspaper reported that the British Internet Broadcasting company (BiBc), is currently discussing with Optimum Releasing, the possibility…
Until recently the oldest Japanese animation ever created was said to be “Imokawa Mukozo the Doorman” created in 1917 by Shimokawa Hekoten, however that may no longer be the case.…
Three years have passed since the events of the Nadesico TV series, and the war with the Jovians is long over. Teen prodigy and former science officer Ruri Hoshino is now captain of the Nadesico …
A thousand years after a global catastrophe known as the Seven Days of Fire ravaged the surface of the earth, the remaining members of the human race cling to life on the fringes of an enormous toxic…
The good people over at Tokyopop UK have sent us news of their upcoming releases hitting UK bookstores September time. Three new titles begin in September, including fantasy drama series Immortal…
