Those who want an early peek at the upcoming anime film Hal need look no further than the movie section of Yahoo! Japan, which is now streaming the first eight minutes . There are no English subtitles, but it should give you a good idea …Read more »
As our bold contributor Mike Dent points out in his cover story feature on Psycho-Pass , perhaps the most terrifying thing about the anime series is how close its reality is to our own. Not that we have Enforcers stomping around trying to put a …Read more »
The world is full of great mysteries, but perhaps none are more potent than this one: How did Daryl Surat manage to get hooked on an anime like AKB0048 ? Thankfully, his feature in our latest issue answers all those burning questions and more as …Read more »
Sword Art Online is pretty darn popular, and it's looking to get even more so with Aniplex of America's announcement that the series—which adapts Reki Kawahara's light novels of the same name—will be making its way to Adult Swim's Toonami block. According to Aniplex's announcement …Read more »
In the latest issue of Otaku USA magazine, we bust out a feature on the mega-popular Sword Art Online , based on the light novels by Reki Kawahara. While Kawahara is no doubt a hot topic when it comes to SAO , the anime adaptation …Read more »
I frequently bemoan the fact that Studio Ghibli, despite its status as the single most prestigious anime studio of all, has trouble cultivating new creative talent beyond its principal founding members. But I kind of understand why they became that way. It’s because of I …Read more »
This season already started with a handful of much-talked-about anime, but none were perhaps as hotly anticipated as Attack on Titan ( Shingeki no Kyojin ). Production I.G subsidiary Studio Wit takes up the task of adapting Hajime Isayama's popular Attack on Titan manga and, …Read more »
Things seem to be going a little better for the young otaku Milton as we enter volume 3, the last leg of Felipe Smith's consistently bold Peepo Choo . His views of Japan forever altered, he begins to transition from the "anger" stage into his …Read more »
Milton's magical mystery tour of Japan kicks off properly in the second volume of Felipe Smith's Peepo Choo , and it does so with the shocking screech of harsh reality. Having recently arrived with the hot-tempered, otaku-hating Jody, Milton is more than eager to "communicate" …Read more »
Without any background on its creator, Felipe Smith, being a tad confused by what exactly Peepo Choo is would be understandable. You see, Felipe had the proper mixture of fortune, hard work and guts to be able to produce manga in Japan, where it's considered, …Read more »
Joseph Luster
Otaku USA Staff
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Daryl Surat
