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Bandai Namco Commence Streaming Tales of Symphonia the Animation via Their Youtube Channel

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Coinciding with their release of Tales of Symphonia Remastered on the PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and Xbox One starting 17 February 2023, Bandai Namco Entertainment has commenced officially streaming Tales of Symphonia the Animation via their Youtube channel. This...
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Anime Available This Month from Madman Entertainment [October 2022 Edition]

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This coming Tuesday (5 October 2022) is the day that Australian anime publisher Madman Entertainment will be releasing brand new Blu-ray anime releases onto store shelves for the month - with two also being made available on Wednesday 19...
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Available This Wednesday (5 Jan 2022) from Madman Entertainment

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A new month upon us means that we have a new wave of anime upon us. This is true both for the official anime streaming services such as Funimation, which Australian platform AnimeLab was recently merged into, and home...
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Madman Anime Headed to Store Shelves This Month – November 2021 Edition

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We are coming up to the end of 2021, but Australian anime publisher Madman Entertainment hasn't finished with their yearly releases just yet. From Wednesday 3 November 2021, a range of titles will be available from your local retailer...
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Madman Entertainment’s August 2021 Anime Release Slate Headlined by Persona 5 The Animation

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Aren't wholly sold on streaming services being the only way to enjoy anime? If you are like me and you love having your favourite anime sitting on your shelf in Blu-ray format, then you may be checking the shelves...
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Fate/Grand Order The Movie: Wandering; Agateram Heads to Australian Cinemas Tomorrow

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With the pandemic at the point where Australians can once again travel to cinemas, we have been seeing local publishers take advantage of this opportunity to expose a greater number of the public to works they either may not...
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Demon Slayer -Kimetsu No Yaiba- The Movie: Mugen Train Arrives in Australian Cinemas

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Demon Slayer -Kimetsu No Yaiba- The Movie: Mugen Train holds many Japanese box office records, including the highest-grossing film of all time in the country. If you are an Australian anime fan, for the next couple of weeks, you...
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Kud Wafter Returns Crowdfunding Rewards Begin Shipping Out This Evening

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In October 2017, 325 international backers (including myself) raised ¥8,980,540 to support the localisation of the feature film Kud Wafter Returns, an anime adaptation of the Little Busters! spin-off visual novel. After numerous delays as is the trend with crowdfunded projects, Tokyo...
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Available This Month from Madman Entertainment – November 2020 Edition

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While annual subscriptions to official anime streaming services can cost little more than one complete season blu-ray release, sometimes it is nice owning a physical copy of your favourite shows. Plus, physical editions are much nicer to put under...
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Madman Entertainment’s June 2020 Releases Headlined By Anne of Green Gables

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While a little bit later in the month than we usually see from the Australian anime publisher, Madman Entertainment have in recent days released their June 2020 haul of DVD and Blu-ray releases. This collection of titles is headlined...
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Sentai Filmworks Bring Twelve Anime Feature Films to Steam

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Although Steam is primarily a digital distribution platform for video games, it is clearly a lot more versatile than just allowing downloads of purchased video games. One company highlighting this is Sentai Filmworks, the North American anime licensor and...
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Square Enix to Release Five-Episode Anime – Brotherhood Final Fantasy XV

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So in addition to announcing the release date for Final Fantasy XV earlier today, Square Enix also took the initiative to announce that they will be releasing a five-part anime series in the months leading to the game's launch. Titled Brotherhood...
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