Licenses, goodies & more from Anime Limited at MCM Comic Con!

Glasgow, UK October 09, 2013 –  Anime Limited, the Glasgow-based anime licensing company and parent company of All the Anime, will be attending the MCM Comic Con in London this October 25-27th.

WHAT’S GOING ON?

Anime Limited’s presence at this October’s MCM Comic Con in London will include not only blu-ray and DVD offerings from Anime Limited, our friends at 101 Anime and others but will also act as the launchpad for Wakanim.co.uk – our simulcast partners for the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland.

The Anime Limited booth will include information and an introduction to the Wakanim service for the UK. The booth will also showcase the two series featured by the service – Kill la Kill and Samurai Flamenco. In addition to all the information and promotion for the series, there will  be some goodies available to hand out for visitors to the booth (while stocks last)!

EVENTS:

Over the weekend Anime Limited will be helping out with the guests from Studio WIT – so expect Anime Limited’s President, Andrew Partridge to be chairing the WIT Studio panel on the Saturday and the HAL panel showcasing their latest work on the Sunday.

Anime Limited will also take part in the industry panel at MCM Expo and will look forward to telling you more about Wakanim at both!

WHAT GOODIES DO ANIME LIMITED HAVE GOING? 

Giveaways over the weekend will include:

• Samurai Flamenco branded credit card calendars (available in the convention bag)
• Kill la Kill goodies distributed over the weekend
• Samurai Flamenco beer mats handed out by the team over the weekend
• And finally, 250 Kill la Kill A2 posters given away to the first 250 people who ‘like’ the Wakanim.co.uk Facebook page and mosey on down to the Anime Limited stand to show us

COME GET THE LATEST ANIME LIMITED PRODUCTS AT THE EVENTS!

Don’t forget, Collectors editions Cowboy Bebop Parts 1 & 2 on blu-ray will also be available to purchase as well as Perfect Blue on DVD among a range of other products from partners