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June 3, 2015 · 0 comments
Newswire #22 – 3rd June 2015
Can you believe it’s June already? We sure can’t but it stop us from kickstarting the month with a packed Newswire for you. NEWS/GENERAL UPDATES ~ First of all, Kill la Kill Part 3. Following our news from last week [see this] we can confirm that the new release date for this will be 29th […]
June 3, 2015 · 0 comments
Kill la Kill Part 3 – Replacement Scheme
NOTE: This replacement scheme only applies to those who purchased Kill la Kill Part 3 from our stand at MCM London Comic Con May 2015. As detailed in our Newswire last week, it became apparent to us by the conclusion of MCM London Comic Con weekend that there was a problem with the rigid case […]
June 2, 2015 · 1 comment
Perfect Blue & Horror
By Andrew Osmond. Five years ago, I wrote the saddest article of my career, an obituary of the great Japanese director Satoshi Kon. Naturally, I mentioned his slasher-film debut Perfect Blue, and said it was “perhaps the only effective horror film in animation.” It was a generalised, rash claim to make; yet Perfect Blue is […]
May 30, 2015 · 0 comments
Outlaw Star music: Kazuhiro Hara
By Anthony Thomas I’ll always remember Outlaw Star as one of the essential anime to watch from my youth – I’d argue it’s essential now too, but you might think I’m being paid to say that. It was pre-Y2K and my main source of anime knowledge came directly from message boards courtesy of the one […]
May 27, 2015 · 0 comments
Podcast #5 – 27th May 2015
We’re at the end of the May so it’s the perfect time for the latest Anime Limited Podcast~! On this edition of the programme you join Team AL hot on the heels of having been at MCM London Comic Con this past weekend. Topics discussed (but limited to) include our thoughts on the event as […]
May 27, 2015 · 0 comments
Seraph of the End: Manga Review
By Andy Hanley. As its WIT Studio anime adaptation picks up the pace with an eye towards its return for a second batch of episodes in the autumn, this seems like a opportunity as any to discuss the source material for Seraph of the End, available in print in English from Viz Media. A look […]





