Man... its slow :(

Sigh, another day and no decent news, sorry people, i aint been away or anything just nothing good or interesting has cropped up, sorry :(

Rebellion

A new film is now being written by Mamoru Oshii, who wrote Ghost In the Shell Innocence, for director Kenta Fukasaku who directed the great Battle Royal films.

Japanese studio Toei is developing a sci-fi action project, Rebellion: The Killing Isle (working title), uniting two of Japan’s hottest film-making talents – Kenta Fukasaku and Mamoru Oshii.

Battle Royale II director Fukasaku is set to direct the $10m film from a script by Oshii – director of acclaimed anime titles Ghost In The Shell and its sequel Innocence. ...(continues)

I am sure with these two brilliant people we have an extremely good film to definitely look forward to!

Deathnote Dub by Viz

Well well well, it was news a while back that Viz Media LLC had gotten the rights to the brilliant series called Deathnote. Since that breaking news not much realy has happened, but when I saw they had a trailer out I just had to watch it!

My, how dare they, they've taken a brilliant anime and destroyed it with dubbing, not very good either! If you wanna watch the trailer go Here. I cant beleive they have done it, oh well..

Decent anime to hit our TV's

If you've got sky count yourself lucky, Starting 3rd June on Sunday evenings from 8pm till 10pm, the "Anime Network" will be broadcasted on Sky digital channel "Propeller TV" (SKY Channel 195. Shows include: Coyote Ragtime Show, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Guyver: The Bio-Boosted Armour and Elfen Lied.

Not all wonderful but NGE hopefuly will go down well :)

more info:Promising to bring UK viewers an edgy fusion of top offerings from America's #1 Anime Channel, ADV Films and Propeller TV have announced the launch of an Anime Network programming block. The new two-hour block-presented by Sci-Fi Guy extraordinaire Stuart Claw (T4) and manga maven Emma Vieceli (TOKYOPOP UK & Ireland Rising Star of Manga)-debuts on Propeller TV (SKY Channel 195) on 3 June and will air 8:00-10:00pm on Sundays.

Injected with plenty of action, adventure, science fiction and horror, the exciting lineup of animated series includes such favorites as Coyote Ragtime Show, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Guyver: The Bio-Boosted Armour and Elfen Lied, all of which already boast hoards of fans the world over. Today's news marks the first transatlantic programming deal for Anime Network, which already reaches more than 40 million households in North America and draws from the world's largest anime libraries.

For more information please go to The Anime Network' website.

Thanks to Anime UK News for bringing us this news.

IGN Bring streamable Anime

After seeing the post over on Protaku Anime and Manga I decided to watch the free episode. Well, in my opionion I have got to say wow, what great quality you can stream now, thats quite amazing, also no stopping for it to buffer apart from at the beginning but that wasnt too long. Now the Anime itself, rather strange style to what I usualy like n' that but still its free and ligit so I aint too bothered.

The only thing that did bother me was the dubbing... Dunno if it was ment to be dubbed or not but I just do not like it, I prefer to hear a japanese voice and read the sub's. Oh well, still worth checking out:

Welcome!

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