The personality of Arrietty and her parents, some degree of Haru’s personality, and the rapid cut editing of this first American trailer for Ghibli’s Karigurashi no Arrietty completely
After a number of years, I’ve finally managed to obtain the final remaining collection of Risky Safety production art from the collection of a fellow AnimeNation staffer, adding
The increasing scarcity of certain domestic anime DVDs has surfaced as a topic of conversation in the American otaku community lately, so here’s my contribution to the discussion.
I couldn’t resist this adorable Ichigeki Sacchu! Hoihoi-san Legacy diorama that features Hoihoi-san, Combat-san, and Pest-X in pajamas. It’s due out at the end of the year, and
Saturday I opened the front door of my house to discover that someone had left two mid-1990’s Hobby Japan magazines and a 1997 Otakara Figure Daizukan magazine on
After seeing the Thor trailer several times and pondering it a bit, I’ve come to realize precisely what bothers me about the trailer. Thor is a god. He
The Hellsing OVA series seems to be turning into this generation’s Giant Robo, except while I remember a lot of constant anticipation and demand for further episodes of
After more than 130 unique or interesting overlooked, little known, or forgotten anime opening sequences, I’m starting to run out of candidates. Any suggestions? So far every opening
After not having heard it in the past couple of years, I’d forgotten how beautiful Arai Akino’s debut song, “Utsukushii Hoshi” (Beautiful Planet), the ending theme to Windaria,
Speaking objectively, I think that the Kara no Kyoukai movies are a mixed bag, yet they still represent just about the epitome of what American otaku traditionally seek