While I would love the opportunity to do podcasting one day in the future, I lack the time or the hardware to do so effectively so I can happily recommend checking out a mate of mine, Kiddtic from Kidd's...
Sentai Filmworks really do have a number of licenses under their belt, increasing further with the recent announcement of their acquisition of the anime series Another which as the press release states - dares to ask the viewer an...
Title: Negima!?
Published by: Madman Entertainment (Australia / New Zealand), Funimation Entertainment (North America)
Based on: Mahou Sensei Negima manga series by Ken Akamatsu
Genre: Action, Magic, Comedy and Romance
Audio: English and Japanese Dubs
Subtitles: English
Aspect Ratio: Anamorphic Widescreen (16:9)
Runtime: 650 minutes over two Collections
Cost: $39.95 per Collection
Classification: This title has been...
Just like what I did with my Madman Entertainment January 2012 preview I released last week, I would like to take a few moments to go through just what Siren Visual has on offer this month. Siren Visual is...
While I personally did not mind what version of the movie I saw, I am aware that some people for various reasons of their own would have liked to see the movie dubbed in Japanese with English subtitles over...
Continuing into the third installment of my first episode reviews, which has been designed to help give an idea on what is in the market without actually doing a full review until a physical media release is my review...
and so sunset falls on this carnival
For those who missed the original posts for the event, the first ever Anime Blog Carnival brought a together a number of the most active writers and reviewers of anime releases around and...
Papa no Iu Koto o Kikinasai!, also referred to Listen to Me, Girls. I Am Your Father! and for the sake of my sanity over the rest of this review... PapaKiki is this seasons romantic comedy x potentially fanservicey series and comes boasting some big names in terms of voice cast and a few creeps in terms of plot.
This is a story about the little people known as Borrowers, who make their living hiding out in the areas of resided homes that you mightn't always or ever look and having over the years built quite a nice living for themselves. They are known as Borrowers because while they shan't be seen during the day, at night they make use of the quiet and dark house to borrow items one would never ever miss - a cube of sugar, a drawing pin to use a weapon or a tissue to use as cloth.