Shonen manga. Love it as you might, you’ve gotta admit the action-packed genre, aimed squarely at boys 10 to 18 but with an actual audience much larger than that, deals in a lot of what cynics might call “cliches” but fans might call, uh, “fixed …Read more »
This review does not contain spoilers of the movie, but does contain spoilers for both seasons of the series. Prior to the release of Psycho-Pass: The Movie , which premiered in Japan last week, the big question on the minds of many fans was whether …Read more »
To be honest, I walked into the screening of The Next Generation: Patlabor episodes two and three ready to write the whole thing off as a failure. I’d seen episode one and did not think too highly of it: it felt like another unnecessary, awkward …Read more »
Do you like One Piece ? Based on our site’s demographics, the answer is most likely yes. I’ll tell you who else likes One Piece : Namco Bandai. The video game company’s been making One Piece games since 2000, back when Namco and Bandai were …Read more »
Is it too early to officially call 2014 the Year of Lupin? I mean, it’s looking pretty darn Lupiny so far. First, we’ve got the animated film Jigen’s Gravestone , directed by Takeshi “ Redline ” Koike, coming out June 21st. That film, which we’ve …Read more »
Ignoring the fact that they spelled Samurai Champloo incorrectly in the trailer, this is a pretty nifty little collaboration between a selection of anime studios and EA, who will be publishing the God of War -esque Dante's Inferno . Visceral Studios is the development team …Read more »
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