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Anime Spotlight - GLASSLIP
A summer fillled with friends, fun and romance?
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- Anime Expo 2014 (Jul 4)
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- Madman Panel - Supanova Gold Coast April 2013 (Apr 28)
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- Hanabee Panel - Supanova Brisbane November 2012 (Nov 13)
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- Katsuhiro Otomo at Platform International Animation Festival (Nov 1)
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- Mobile Suit Gundam 00 Preview Screening (Oct 7)
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- Madman 10th Birthday Party (Nov 10)
- Manifest Sketchbook (Oct 18)
- Madman Panel - Complete Report (Oct 3)
- Manifest Report - Day 2 + Summary (Oct 3)
- Manifest Blog - Day 1 (Sep 25)
- Manifest Blog - Day 0 (Sep 23)
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Knights of Sidonia
While the plot and characters of this 3D CG mecha series may not be especially compelling or fresh, the action, visuals, and setting details are sharp enough to keep viewers coming back.
Interview: Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods with Justin Cook, Chris Sabat, and Sean Schemmel
The longtime English dub director and his leading men from Dragon Ball Z sit down to chat about the new film and their legacy with this historic franchise.
Pile of Shame - Eiji
Hisashi Eguchi's boxing manga got a short movie treatment back in 1990, but does it hold up?
Anime Spotlight - Fate/kaleid liner Prisma☆Illya Zwei!
The sequel to the popular Fate/Kaleid series makes it's summer debut!
Shelf Life - Multiple Choice
This week, lots and lots of lovely ladies, a healthy mix of pretty boys, and even a few animal-folk as well.
- Date A Live
- Karneval
- Problem Children Are Coming From Another World, Aren't They?
- Date A Live
- Karneval
- Problem Children Are Coming From Another World, Aren't They?
ANNCast - Justin Time
For the first time in ANNCast history, the co-host becomes the guest! Justin Sevakis talks at length about his business authoring blurays for the R1 anime industry, preparing streaming shows for Hulu and more!
Kill la Kill [Limited Edition] BD+DVD 1
It's easy to understand what Kill La Kill wants to say in every moment because its ideas are simple, but conveyed in ways never quite seen before, and its healthy splashes of humor grow out of its thematic ideas rather than combating them.
Astro Toy - Chogokin Hello Kitty
David finds himself impressed with a full-on giant robot Hello Kitty from the Chogokin line.
Kanojo ga Flag o Oraretara Complete Series Streaming
If Her Flag Breaks is giggle out loud (if not laugh) funny in places, enjoyably self-referential in others, and just generally an entertaining show to watch. It may not be top-notch, but it is enjoyable
The Battle Royale Slam Book Fanbook
If you have an interest in literary criticism or film studies, or if you're just really fascinated by the thought behind Battle Royale, The Battle Royale Slam Book is a very interesting read.
Love Live! School Idol Project Season 2
Love Live! isn't a perfect show, but it is a lot of fun and one of the most enjoyable entries into the idol genre, a position it solidifies with this second season.
Black Rose Alice GN 1
Despite not having a single character named “Alice” yet, Black Rose Alice is off to a promising start.
