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Aniplex Announces Anime Adaptation Of Persona 4
It turns out the rumors are true: Aniplex is making a Persona 4 anime. Announced yesterday, this looks to be directly based off the game, as many of the original staff from the game are credited with this adaptation.
Detroit Metal City (Live-Action) Movie – Review
I’m convinced that Kenichi Matsuyama is the most dynamic young Japanese actor alive at the moment. Seriously this guy is a chameleon, meaning you notice his roles, not the actor…which is how it should be in movies (I’m looking at you Hollywood).
Saved By The Anime
Up until this month, I had been living without using Netflix to fill the void of on demand entertainment. What made me change my mind on using the service was that so many Anime license companies like Viz and Funimation have decided to stream the bulk of their shows to Netflix subscribers…so now I have […]
Blue Exorcist Volume 1 – Review
Sometimes reading a new manga, especially the first volume, can be somewhat difficult. This week’s release of Blue Exorcist (青の祓魔師 – Ao no Ekusoshisuto) by Kazue Kato almost became one of them. Thank goodness that the somewhat slow beginning led to some great characters and locations.
San Francisco Anime Geeks, Get Your Ass to New People Today
Let me further clarify that. Get your ass to the New People complex’s box office today if you’re a fan of the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise and want to be an elitist weeaboo that can lord your mastery of a series over your lesser geek friends.
Watch Sunrise’s Tiger and Bunny on April 2nd
Growing up as an anime fan has been a double edged sword. The good side is that the art style and animation that I love so dearly is finally being noticed as a great medium, the bad side is that we’ve had to deal with some bad stuff over the years like Pokemon (it WAS […]
Evangelion 2.22 Releases Today On Blu-Ray And DVD
Love it or hate it, Neon Genesis Evangelion is a defining anime series. Today the second remake film drops, and we’ve got links to a sweet deal on the Blu-ray and DVD for this must-buy movie.
Death Note Collection (Blu-ray) – Review
Until this weekend, I was a complete virgin to the whole Death Note series, I had no clue what the hell a Death Note was, how it worked, and the entire series that came from the relatively short manga series. It turns out that I’ve really been missing out on some great stuff, I’m just […]
Toriko: Gourmet Survival Screenshots Make Me Hungry Like A MAN
Thanks to our benevolent dictator, I’ve just recently become aware that Toriko is a thing. If you’re not aware of it, Toriko is an anime about the baddest MotherEffer to ever live, and his goal to kill and eat the most dangerous and delicious monsters in existence.
New Super Robot Wars Z2 Trailer, 16 Minutes Of Hot Robot On Robot Action
It figures, as soon as I write about my newfound obsession with Super Robot Wars, Banpresto has to go and release a 16 minute trailer for the newest entry to the series. Not only does Super Robot Wars Z2 look fantastic, but there a many new mecha as well! Hit the jump for sweet robot-filled […]
Sale Alert: Massive Anime Savings At Amazon
Until April 4th, Amazon is having some amazing deals on anime blu-ray and DVD sets. There are some major savings that I would highly suggest you take advantage of, including entire shows for as low as 12 dollars.
Viz Media iPad App – Review
I’ve read manga for what seems like 20 years now. I’ve read it in both English and Japanese and for some reason, I’ve enjoyed reading manga much more than reading comic books here in America. This may be because I’m a stark raving mad weeaboo when it comes to Japanese culture, but for me it’s […]
Weeaboo Wednesday: Learning The Ways of Super Robot Wars
Though there is many different genres of anime, the one I’ve always been most attracted to has been mecha. I love giant humanoid robots fighting each other, whether it’s the hardcore scientific side like Armored Troopers Votoms, or the insane fighting-spirit powered robots of GaoGaiGar. So when I learned there was a Japan-only video game […]
