The Heroic Legend Of Arslan – episode 3 available now at Viewster. Official Simulcast to UK & Ireland.
The third episode of The Heroic Legend Of Arslan is available to watch for free now at Viewster.com
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(You can also watch episode 1 & 2 at the link above.)
Series Synopsis:
Adapted from Hiromu Arakawa’s (creator of Fullmetal Alchemist) manga, this is the epic story of a man destined to rule a kingdom … but first he must reclaim it. Arslan is the young prince of Pars who, at age 14, loses everything as his beloved homeland goes up in flames. Escaping the destruction, Prince Arslan gathers a group of five extraordinary people—a warrior, a priestess, a trickster, an artist and his attendant, to help him fight against the Lusitanian invaders—300,000 strong—lead by the mysterious Lord Silver Mask … who has also laid claim to the throne. Let’s hear it for freedom fighters!
Space Dandy Music: Yasuyuki Okamura
By Anthony Thomas.
If you didn’t already know, Space Dandy combs the galaxy, much like his pompadour, on the hunt for aliens. Planet after planet he searches, discovering bizarre new creatures while sampling as many intergalactic Hooters-type ‘breastaurants’ as possible. From his outrageous fashion sense, to go-with-the-flow attitude, Space Dandy is unmistakably a dandy guy – in space.
Just as spectacular as Space Dandy and his brave space crew (in space) is the man behind series one discorific opening theme Yasuyuki Okamura. He’s been in the business since the 1980s and takes his influence direct from Purple Rain singer and fellow dandy dresser Prince. If that’s not enough proof of just how funky he might be, check out the official music video for that Space Dandy opener Viva Namida, it features an anime-version of Okamura busting moves alongside Mr. Dandy and his breastaurant buddies.
Okamura had toes tapping in the west long before Space Dandy. His song Super Girl was used as the first ending to late-80s anime City Hunter 2, which was later picked up by The Anime Network and ADV in America at the turn of the millennium – it was also turned into a dodgy Hong Kong movie starring Jackie Chan in 1993, but that’s an entirely different story.
Plastic Memories – Episode 3 available now. Official Simulcast To UK & Ireland.
You can watch the third episode of the series Plastic Memories right now at both Viewster.com and Crunchyroll.com
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CLICK HERE to watch it at Crunchyroll
(You can also watch the first 2 episodes at the links above.)
Series Synopsis:
In a not-so-distant future human-like androids called Giftia are leased to people by SAI, the company that made them. But when the bots reach their shelf-life, they must be retrieved—a job easier said than done. Enter Tsukasa Mizugaki, who along with his Giftia partner, has the unenviable task of being one of SAI’s in house repo men.
Seraph Of The End – Episode 3 available at Viewster. Official Simulcast to UK & Ireland.
Episode 3 of Seraph Of The End: Vampire Reign is available to watch for free right now at Viewster.com
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(You can watch the first two episodes at the link above too.)
Series Synopsis:
After a deadly virus ravages Earth, killing every human over the age of 13, society collapses. Soon, vampires emerge from hiding, enslaving mankind in a vast underground prison-city. Enter Hyakuya Yuuichiro—your typical hot blooded rule-breaking teen. Yuichiro has enlisted in the “The Moon Demon Company”, a Vampire Extermination Unit of the Japanese Imperial Demon Army. His friend Mikaela uses his connection with powerful vampire Lord Ferid to pass information to Yuichiro that will help him discover that there is still life in the human world. Filled with action, conflict and fight scenes, this is a bloody good time, indeed!
[PREVIEW] 5 Reasons To Be Excited For J-Stars Victory Vs+
EDITOR'S NOTE: Being that we're an anime distributor and big fans of video games, the folks at Bandai Namco Entertainment recently gave us the opportunity to get some hands-on time with a variety of their upcoming titles. One of these games was J-Stars Victory Vs+. We had a such a great time experiencing the game we thought it would be a perfect opportunity to expand our content further and give you preview of that very game from our perspective. Below is our preview of the upcoming game J-Stars Victory Vs+.
J-Stars Victory Vs. was a game released in 2014 for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita consoles in Japan celebrating the 45th anniversary of Jump and the 20th anniversary of the V-Jump publication. In the run up to the Japanese release there were fans across the world hoping this may somehow see an English localised version, but alas there was no hint of this even being a possibility. But that all changes now with Bandai Namco Entertainment bringing this title, in the form of J-Stars Victory Vs+, to the UK on not only PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita, but also on PlayStation 4 for the first time on 26th June this year.
What is J-Stars Victory Vs+?
A brief summary would be to say this is a fighting game that is a dream scenario for not only any Shonen Jump fan, but anime and/or manga fans everywhere as many franchises from the history of the Jump universe are brought together, with multiple characters appearing as either playable or support characters in quite possibly one of the most packed lineups in fighting game history.
It's a beat 'em up that anime fans have longed for. Previously in Japan there have been similar games with Jump Super Stars on the original Nintendo DS and, going back further, there was Battle Stadium D.O.N. (Dragon Ball, One Piece, Naruto) on the Nintendo GameCube, though neither saw localised releases for the English speaking world.
But now the time of games such as these not seeing a western release is over! With SEGA's Dengeki Bunko: Fighting Climax announced for a western release earlier this year and now J-Stars Victory Vs+ getting the same treatment.
We recently had the chance to get hands on time with the PlayStation 4 version of the game. With that in mind we're now going to give you 5 reasons you are going to want to check out this game when it's released.