Anime

While not everyone would look back at the original English dub of Sailor Moon fondly, it was to me and many others from my generation our first window into the anime market. But to celebrate the 20th Anniversary celebrations...

Following their attempts to be more community oriented and laid back than their market counterparts, Australian anime publisher Hanabee Entertainment have decided to today launch a new segment via their social media channels titled "The Daily Lives of Hanabee"....

Buying anime in Australia isn't exactly cheap, and if your local retailer doesn't have a particular item in stock you may inevitably have to purchase it via the Madman Entertainment online store. While their shipping costs aren't as high...

If you have been finding Nippon Ichi Software America's Premium Edition pricing to be a tad too costly for your budget, you will be glad to know that the anime publisher have confirmed four new titles for release in...

After being hosted at the Birch Carroll and Coyle Cinemas in Australia Fair for a couple of years, the annual Gold Coast Film Festival jumped over to the Birch Carroll and Coyle Cinemas at Pacific Fair in 2013, which...

While they didn't do the weekly voting that they did during the Summer 2013 anime season (Which was dominated by Watamote in all bar one week), North American anime publisher Sentai Filmworks are asking people to head on down...

Thinking of heading to the Perth anime convention Wai-Con 2014 held between the 1st and 2nd March this year at the Perth Convention & Exhibition Center? The team behind the expo have confirmed that English voice actress Tiffany Grant will be...

It took me a few days to get through the first couple of episodes in High School DxD. While the series could handle itself competently as a more storyline / action oriented series even with the harem elements, its focus is primarily about the fanservice and particularly in the first few episodes this aspect was overkill. Once you get over this and the fact that uncensored nipples will be shoved in your face every episode.... it turns out to be quite an enjoyable series.

With a month from today to go until their North American release of MM!, US-based anime publisher Sentai Filmworks have confirmed what English voice talent will represent each character in their upcoming dual-audio release. Long time fans of English...

Given the "RapeLay" controversy several years ago and currently failed efforts from the few English visual novel publishers on the market today, it is becoming quite unlikely that we will ever see a KEY visual novel such as Little Busters! released to the international market, despite offering several all-ages versions from the original edition to the PlayStation console "Converted Edition". Because of this, many will only get to explore their enticing storylines through the anime format, meaning that anime adaptations of their works need to be stellar and nothing less.