News Junkers Come Here website
posted on 2003-05-21 22:38 EDT
Bandai Entertainment announced today the launch of Junkerscomehere.com in conjunction with its limited theatrical and upcoming DVD home video release. The website will provide an in-depth look into Junkers Come Here, including the latest news, theatrical listings, story background, character profiles, DVD home video information, trailer, e-cards, and music clips.
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