Anime

With a recently updated website now live and a range of niche and mainstream titles in stock, Siren Visual have announced that until the end of October 2015, everything on their official website can be purchased at 30% off...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFC2IkN5EbU While there are quite a few anime releases in North America which receive a Limited or otherwise some other form of special edition at launch, very few of these end up being made available over in Australia. Offering something...

Providing a new means to watch the latest anime episodes through the AnimeLab video-on-demand service, Sony Computer Entertainment Australia and Madman Entertainment have announced that AnimeLab is now accessible on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 video game consoles....

Adding both something newer and something older to their AnimeLab video-on-demand service, Australian anime publisher Madman Entertainment have begun their official/legal streaming of Wish Upon the Pleiades and Vampire Knight. Episodes 1-12 of Wish Upon the Pleiades can now be...

In a recent tweet made to the official Siren Visual Twitter feed, the Australian anime publisher Siren Visual visually confirmed that copies of Nodame Cantabile have finally arrived in their office. Copies of this release are now listed as...

Starting from today and running for a one week period (15th - 21st October 2015), anime publisher Madman Entertainment have begun screening the animated feature film Boruto: Naruto the Movie in cinemas across Australia. Likely due to the mainstream popularity...

With a new season of anime now well and truly underway in Japan, fans face the dilemma of choosing which series they wish to watch and which ones they will pass on (Unless they decide to watch them all)....

While the first anime adaptation of Utawarerumono is currently being retailed by Funimation Entertainment as part of a S.A.V.E. DVD Edition, it is North American anime publisher Sentai Filmworks who have confirmed they will be handling its new season:...

Japanese animation production studio Sunrise Inc. in collaboration with Azoland Pictures have announced they will be holding screenings of both Mobile Suit Gundam The Origin I: Blue-Eyed Casval and Mobile Suit Gundam The Origin II: Artesia's Sorrow for one...

Partly because I grew up reading the Harry Potter series and other similar "magic" oriented novels aimed at the young teen / young adult audience I could find in my local bookshop, I will admit my interest was piqued...