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- Review: GaoGaiGar: King of Braves DVD 3 (Jun 30)
- Review: MoonPhase DVD 5 (Jun 29)
- Review: Wings of Rean Sub.DVD 1 (Jun 28)
- Review: Hare + Guu Deluxe DVD 1 (Jun 27)
- RIGHT TURN ONLY!! - Yotsuba and RTO (Jun 26)
- Review: The Prince of Tennis DVD (Jun 26)
- Review: Lunar Knights (Jun 25)
- Review: To Heart DVD 2 (Jun 24)
- The Click - June 23 - 29 (Jun 23)
- Review: When They Cry DVD 1 (Jun 23)
- Charlie Campbell & 009-1 (Jun 22)
- Hey, Answerman! (Jun 22)
- Review: Suzuka DVD 1 (Jun 22)
- Buried Treasure - Here is Greenwood (Jun 21)
- Review: Kurau: Phantom Memory DVD 2 (Jun 21)
- Review: Hellsing Ultimate DVD 2 (Jun 20)
- Shelf Life - Anime, Anime, Anime (Jun 18)
- Review: Black Cat GN 9 (Jun 18)
- Review: Demon Prince Enma Sub.DVD 1 (Jun 17)
- The Click - June 16 - 22 (Jun 16)
- Review: Gunbuster 2 Sub.DVD 2 (Jun 16)
- Hey, Answerman! (Jun 15)
- Review: Le Chevalier D'Eon DVD 3 (Jun 15)
- Review: Pani Poni Dash! DVD 3 (Jun 14)
- Review: Gunbuster 2 Sub.DVD 1 (Jun 13)
- Review: Di Gi Charat Nyo DVD 1 (Jun 12)
- Review: Kasimasi Sub.DVD 1 (Jun 11)
- Review: Tsubasa: RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE DVD 1 (Jun 10)
- Review: Spectrobes (Jun 9)
- The Click - June 9 - 15 (Jun 9)
- Hey, Answerman: Rainbows 'n Kittens! (Jun 8)
- Review: Highlander: Search for Vengeance DVD (Jun 8)
- Review: 009-1 DVD 1 (Jun 7)
- Review: Solty Rei DVD 4 (Jun 7)
- Buried Treasure - The Star of Cottonland (Jun 7)
- Review: To Heart DVD 1 (Jun 6)
- Review: Sonic and the Secret Rings (Jun 5)
- Review: Fruits Basket GN 16 (Jun 5)
- RIGHT TURN ONLY!! - Last Ninja Standing (Jun 5)
- Review: UFO Ultramaiden Valkyrie 3 DVD 1 (Jun 4)
- Epic Threads - Propmaking with Cardboard (Jun 3)
- Review: Karin DVD 1 (Jun 3)
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New media, new horizons, and a new video player
To celebrate ANN's tenth anniversary, we proudly unveil one of our biggest new features to date: a dedicated video platform.
Anime
Expo 2008
Full Coverage from North America's Biggest Anime Convention
- Preview
- Chairperson Interview
- SPJA Keynote Address
- Fansubs: The Death of Anime Panel Discussion
- ADV's Sneak Peek panel
- Aniplex panel
- Viz Media panel
- Aurora Publishing panel
- LuvLuv Manga panel
- Entertainment Platform of Japan Keynote Address
- Dark Horse Manga
- Ultimate Manga Showdown Panel Discussion
- TRSI / Nozomi
- A.D. Vision
- Bandai Entertainment
- Honneamise
- Robotech
- Tokyopop
- Gen Fukunaga Keynote Address
- Digital Manga Publishing
- Funimation Entertainment
- Vu Nguyen (Crunchyroll) Keynote Address
- CMX Manga
- ImaginAsian TV
- Production I.G
- On Site Blogs
2008-07-03
Expo 2008Full Coverage from North America's Biggest Anime Convention
- Preview
- Chairperson Interview
- SPJA Keynote Address
- Fansubs: The Death of Anime Panel Discussion
- ADV's Sneak Peek panel
- Aniplex panel
- Viz Media panel
- Aurora Publishing panel
- LuvLuv Manga panel
- Entertainment Platform of Japan Keynote Address
- Dark Horse Manga
- Ultimate Manga Showdown Panel Discussion
- TRSI / Nozomi
- A.D. Vision
- Bandai Entertainment
- Honneamise
- Robotech
- Tokyopop
- Gen Fukunaga Keynote Address
- Digital Manga Publishing
- Funimation Entertainment
- Vu Nguyen (Crunchyroll) Keynote Address
- CMX Manga
- ImaginAsian TV
- Production I.G
- On Site Blogs
2008-07-03
Fall
in Love Like a Comic! GN 1-2
“Fall in love like a comic”…? What a joke. It's just a shame that it could not have been “fall in love for real.” If it had, maybe there would have been more to enjoy about this sorry excuse for a shoujo series.
2008-07-06
in Love Like a Comic! GN 1-2008-07-06
Claymore
GN 12
Interesting story developments and new characters, combined with all of the elements that made previous volumes a hit, should easily allow this volume to maintain fan enthusiasm for the series.
2008-07-05
GN 12Interesting story developments and new characters, combined with all of the elements that made previous volumes a hit, should easily allow this volume to maintain fan enthusiasm for the series.
2008-07-05
Buried
Garbage - Dog Soldier
This month's piece of old-school trash is Dog Soldier, the awful Rambo-cum-City Hunter OAV that tries to be intelligent and fails spectacularly.
2008-07-03
Garbage - Dog SoldierThis month's piece of old-
2008-07-03
Anime Castle
Robert's Anime Corner Store
Image Anime
Kid Nemo
AAA Anime Distribution
Fall in Love Like a Comic! GN 1-
Claymore GN 12Interesting story developments and new characters, combined with all of the elements that made previous volumes a hit, should easily allow this volume to maintain fan enthusiasm for the series.
Walkin' Butterfly GN 1It is not every day that one stumbles across a josei manga that will undoubtedly have both guys and gals cheering from the rafters for the protagonist. Run—don't walk—for your copy of Walkin' Butterfly.
Monster GN 14-
Hell Girl DVD DVD 5-
CY-Believers GN 1
This shojo romantic comedy about a spunky girl who establishes a new school club partly for self-defense against an overzealous fiancé somehow manages to be more interesting and entertaining than it feels like it should be.
Mushishi GN 4
One Del Rey editor is on record saying that Mushishi “was something we had to do for the readers of tomorrow.” Read it and see for yourself why it's worth being handed down to the next generation.
One Del Rey editor is on record saying that Mushishi “was something we had to do for the readers of tomorrow.” Read it and see for yourself why it's worth being handed down to the next generation.
Honey and Clover Sub.DVD
A whimsical romantic comedy about five art-college students, it's possessed of a sweet romanticism, tinged with melancholy, and driven by events unpredictable enough to be called realistic.
A whimsical romantic comedy about five art-
Fujoshi Rumi GN 1-2
Those not familiar with otaku culture should use caution when approaching Fujoshi Rumi. Humor that has to be explained isn't funny, and you are unlikely to fully appreciate these books unless you're already a card-carrying otaku.
Ragnarok The Animation DVD 3
Given the epic awfulness of the first two-thirds of this series, it comes as no small surprise that this concluding third actually does not (entirely) suck. It actually manages some good moments in ascending to the level of mediocrity.
Given the epic awfulness of the first two-
Samurai Champloo DVD 3As far as historical anime shows go, few are as entertaining as Samurai Champloo, and that's probably because it generally avoids being historical. This quartet of episodes showcases the wide range of moods and stories that this anime is capable of.