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Opposites attract in this week's column about strange duos who oddly work out. 2013-05-18

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Eri Maruyama, International Business Development for Daisuki.net, stops by to tell us about the new streaming site. But first, Justin and Zac talk summer movies and take your twitter questions! 2013-05-17

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, Answerman! - Attack on Deadlines
This week on Hey, Answerman! Brian defends Attack on Titan from its Attack on Broadcast Deadlines! Then: a special guest talks about Digimon on DVD, and we discuss the existence of media criticism in Japan! Fun times abound! 2013-05-17

Jason Thompson's House of 1000 Manga: Special Guest Edition - A,A'
Shaenon waxes nostalgic for Moto Hagio's beloved sci-fi classic. 2013-05-16

The X Button - Dual Divisions
This week brings up the lesser-known notables of the DS! Plus Phoenix Wright's not-so-big comeback, dating in Drakengard 3, and a moment of introspection. 2013-05-15

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Recent Press Releases

May 17

QUADRIFOGLIO DEUX Volume 4 Arrives in Book Format

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TAKII 15 ~GlamazASIANS~ Makes Its Debut At Philly's The Rotunda

May 17

Anime Expo Announces US Premiere of Blue Exorcist: The Movie with Character Designer Keigo Sasaki as Guest of Honor

May 17

Global Yaoi Manga Publisher SuBLime Launches the New Series Blue Morning

May 16

Tyree Tinsley Holds Champion Trophy High at Yu-Gi-Oh! Championship Series Meadowlands

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Recent Reviews

Pokémon the Movie: Kyurem VS. The Sword of Justice Dub.DVD
If this film causes more permanent damage than most Pokémon outings, that's wholly the fault of its main character, Keldeo.

Blood-C BD+DVD
... either one of the most brilliantly shocking horror series ever created, or one of the biggest practical jokes ever played on an anime-viewing audience.

Mikunopolis in Los Angeles Blu-Ray
The lively music, flashy visuals, and digitally-generated performers result in a form of entertainment unlike any other.

Berserk: The Golden Age Arc II: The Battle for Doldrey
On the whole, The Battle for Doldrey is a mixed bag of strengths and weaknesses. While that may be true of most things, there are few places where those lines are so clearly drawn as in this film.

InuYasha Movie Blu-ray Complete Collection
Four movies, all so rigidly formulaic that they could be sequential remakes. This is an entertaining set all told, but you can get the same experience (or better) by watching the first film four times.

K-ON! The Movie Blu-Ray
The movie finishes what the TV series began, with a story that goes beyond a typical episode, but stops short of being an epic, life-changing experience.

Sailor Moon GN 8 -10
The fourth story arc of Naoko Takeuchi's Sailor Moon saga, known to many fans as “Sailor Moon SuperS,” may have a reputation from the anime as being one of the weakest arcs, but the two and a half volumes that make it up in the manga are among the best the series has to offer.

Kids on the Slope Blu-Ray
Jazz music is much the stars as the main cast in this story about teens who become friends in late 1960s Japan. Great sounds and good character development bolster what is otherwise a fairly pedestrian character drama.

One Piece DVD Season 4 Part 4
When the set ends, it's on a note of combined hope and sadness that drives us onto the next volume as surely as the mounting disasters of last volume drove us to this one.

Baka and Test OVA BD+DVD
You may not get anything substantial from this brief OVA, but it's a lot of fun to watch regardless.

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Random Fun

Don't Blame Me GN 1-2
Even though it is one of her earliest, Don't Blame Me, nearly ten years later, continues to be one of Yugi Yamada's best. Highly recommended to anyone who likes slice-of-life manga…particularly to those who do not normally read BL. Yamada stretches the genre to its limits, and the results are simply not to be missed.