By Andrew Osmond. If you know about Ajin: Demi-Human already, then rejoice for the wait is over! The second season of the series drops onto Collector’s Blu-ray and DVD, and there’s some pointers about what to expect from it if you scroll down this article. If you’ve not encountered Ajin before, then the first series […]
“This series starts with a woman fighting a bear” Jeremy and Andy are back to talk about more shows form the Spring anime season including the first episode of P.A.Works’ new series, Appare-Ranman! After a well deserved break for Easter, there’s lots to talk about both anime related and not! After giving an update on […]
By Shelley Pallis. In the introduction to their latest collaboration, Animating the Spirited, Tze-yue G. Hu, Masao Yokota and Gyongyi Horvath recall the discovery that they were all separately working on papers on the “spiritual aspects of creative work,” and their joint decision to pool their resources. I’m not sure, however, that they necessarily agreed […]
By Jonathan Clements. Donna Kornhaber’s new book on animation and war begins with an electrifying account of an afternoon in 1899, when the Ladies Welfare Committee for Soldiers and Sailors staged the premiere of Arthur Melbourne-Cooper’s one-minute “Matches Appeal.” The Empire, in Leicester Square, was the venue at which the world’s first recorded screening of […]
ALL THE ANIME PODCAST – 10th April 2020 “Runs So Fast She Isekai’ed – Escaflowne Special” It’s the third in our watch-a-long discussion episodes! Join Jeremy Graves, Andy Hanley and Keith Copping as they leap into the world of Escaflowne! A quick note that if you haven’t already, be sure watch episodes 1-3 of the series on […]