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September 2, 2015 · 0 comments
Newswire #35 – 2nd Sept. 2015
It’s time for your latest edition of the Anime Limited Newswire. This week our roundup of news brings you details on our upcoming releases of Tokyo Ghoul, Ping Ping The Animation, 009 Re:Cyborg and more. Read on below for details. NEWS/GENERAL UPDATES ~ Our next releases is the film 009 Re:Cyborg on 14th September as […]
September 2, 2015 · 2 comments
Tokyo Ghoul – Uncut vs. Censored
[Updated on 3rd Sept. with new examples] As we announced a few weeks ago our upcoming release of Tokyo Ghoul on DVD and Limited Collector’s Edition Blu-ray (pictured left) will be released uncut and uncensored on 28th September. (You can pre-order it now from the likes of Amazon UK, Base.com, Zavvi and through our own […]
September 1, 2015 · 0 comments
Gundam: The Exhibition
By Andrew Osmond. Pictures by Carlos Nakajima. The towering Roppongi Hills complex in Tokyo is the kind of structure that you could imagine being blasted into orbit to become a space habitat for some wide-eyed anime space opera. Not yet, alas, but until September 27 it’s playing host to “The Art of Gundam,” an extensive […]
August 28, 2015 · 0 comments
Sword Art Online II Music: Haruna Luna
By Tom Smith. The young star behind Sword Art Online II’s first ending theme had a difficult choice to make. Whilst in her second year of high school, Haruna Luna had to juggle her homework and revision time with being a popular model in Japanese street fashion magazine KERA – a gig that led to her […]
August 25, 2015 · 0 comments
Newswire #34 – 25th August 2015
Another week brings us another Newswire, but this week with some details on a forthcoming release of our that lots of you have been chomping at the bit to get some details about. Read on below for the details. NEWS/GENERAL UPDATES ~ First of all the wait is finally over as this week saw the […]
August 25, 2015 · 0 comments
Chinese Animation: Book Review
By Jonathan Clements. In the 13 years since I curated a season of Chinese animation at the Udine Film Festival (the programme is reprinted in Schoolgirl Milky Crisis), I still occasionally get asked about it. Producers, who fret that the Japanese mother lode has been mined out, want to know if I am sitting on […]