Anime

As they do to welcome in every month, Australian anime publisher Madman Entertainment have cast their gaze forward two months - and announced which anime series they will be bringing to store shelves on DVD and/or Blu-ray during the...

Although Siren Visual serves as the Australian and New Zealand publisher of Angel Beats! on DVD and Blu-ray, the 14-episode TV anime series is also available free of charge via Madman Entertainment's AnimeLab service. Or rather... it was until the series...

After supporting a number of anime conventions and festivals over the years, Australian anime publisher Madman Entertainment have opted to take a different approach from the norm, and kick off their own weekend event. After making a range of...

Both set to arrive on store shelves starting November 1st 2016, North American anime publisher Nozomi Entertainment have confirmed their plans to release two new DVD anime collections. First in the publishers line-up is Big Windup! Season 2 (Aka. Ookiku...

With less than a month to go until the inaugural Madman Anime Festival kicks off in Melbourne, expect to hear more last-minute announcements over the next few weeks. In the latest news from the festival team, it has been...

Next month, after years and years of waiting, Square Enix are finally set to release their long-awaited RPG Final Fantasy XV. This launch is set to be complemented by a range of tie-in media animations, some of which have been...

Although Madman Entertainment's AnimeLab video-on-demand service may be a service where you can catch the latest anime episodes from Japan, it is also a service where you can watch a select number of series before/after they are made available...

With the recent turn of the month, Australian anime publisher Madman Entertainment have opened up pre-orders for their October 2016 release schedule. Some of the titles on offer from October 5th 2016 include Part 2 of Assassination Classroom, the second half...

An announcement has recently been made by anime licensor Sentai Filmworks and pop-culture apparel creators Ripple Junction, confirming a new partnership formed between the two companies. This will see a new line of merchandise based on popular anime series released to mass market and/or specialty retailers across North America.

Only last month, Australian anime publisher Madman Entertainment chose to release Black Butler: Book of Circus, the first anime adaptation in the Kuroshitsuji franchise to arrive on store shelves in a number of years. Not only was this something...