1. Reborn!
2. Keroro Gunsu
3. Full Metal Alchemist
4. Hikaru no go
5. Ramna 1/2
6. 12 Kingdoms
7. Fruits Basket
8. Dragonball Z/Dragonball
9. death note
10. naruto
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Added by Otaku Pride on July 9, 2009 at 3:41pm —
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Some friends have announced their publishing company. Be sure to check them out!
http://www.outlaw-entertainment.com/
The news article below can be found at:
http://www.newsarama.com/comics/040930-Outlaws.html
By Newsarama Staff
posted: 30 April 2009 09:24 am ET
Press Release
Raven Venture Partners (RVP) announces the backing of an innovative new publishing company called Out…
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Added by Scott Monaco on May 4, 2009 at 8:30am —
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Im the only one in my hometown who wants to be a mangaka.
I need someone to share ideas with.
Anyone like that, contact me at my e-mail.
i'll be lookin fowrd to your messages.
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Added by Suzaku The vermilion Blur on February 8, 2009 at 12:08pm —
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If there is one thing I hate more than a bad anime, is a bad anime video game. And sadly enough, with very little exception, almost every single video game based on a anime series is horrible. Why is that? Well similar to games based on movie franchises, these games don’t have any heart or soul to them. What I mean by that is the same hard work that is put into a good video game or a good anime is not put into these hybrids. Normally what happens is both companies are looking to just make more m…
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Added by Alex Marshall on August 8, 2008 at 2:00pm —
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So today I decided to take on a behemoth of an anime as far as popularity and mainstream attention. I'm talking about The
Pokemon or
Dragonball Z of the current (pre-teen) generation:
Naruto. Naruto is a young boy from the ninja village of Konoha and plans to one day become the Hokage, or strongest ninja in the entire clan. The only thing stopping him is that he is a complete misfit and moron to boot. The one thing that he really has going for him is kind of a double-edged s…
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Added by Alex Marshall on August 5, 2008 at 5:18pm —
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Welcome to a world where humans and vampires have made a truce to try and maintain peace between the two races. The cornerstone for this pact resides in the Cross Academy where human students attend during the day, and vampire students attend at night. At the same time, two students, Yuuki and Zero serve as prefects, students who attend the Day class, but patrol the school grounds at night to make sure no vampires attack any humans. Welcome to the world of
Vampire Knight.
This story is t…
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Added by Alex Marshall on August 1, 2008 at 2:49pm —
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Another movie in the
Rurouni Kenshin saga finds Kenshin with his crew on vacation. They run into another swordsman who rights injustices in the street and befriend him. Only to find out he is a part of a terrorist group planning a rebellion against those in charge of the Manji government as revenge for a massacre of their people. Oh and Kenshin also is responsible for killing this guy’s brother during the war.
Personally, I'm a huge Kenshin fan. This movie on the other hand, not so much.…
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Added by Alex Marshall on July 31, 2008 at 2:21pm —
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What happens when a black family from the south side of Chicago moves to the elite suburb society of Woodcrest? Everything you could feasibly imagine. Based on the popular nation wide comic,
The Boondocks takes off where Dave Chappelle left off.
This show covers every social injustice (racial or not) and makes it into a complete laugh riot. From minor issues such as text messages and Bluetooth headsets; to major political and racial issues such as the treatment of Katrina victims and the…
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Added by Alex Marshall on July 30, 2008 at 10:47pm —
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It’s the future. The human race has master all sorts of feats of computer technology including: prosthetic bodies, telepathic radio burst transmissions, holographic portable HUD’s and AI controlled robots with personalities. This is the world of
Ghost in the Shell. In this series, the story follows an elite police task force known as Section 9, which specifically deals with technology based crime (both violent and non-violent). The main character, known as “The Major”, is a bionically enh…
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Added by Alex Marshall on July 29, 2008 at 2:00pm —
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Code Geass presents a world where Britannia has taken over the world and started demoralizing nations by renaming them as Area numbers. Japan is renamed Area 11 (the people are also thusly renamed 11’s instead of Japanese). The story is centralized around LeLouch who is actually a member of the Britannian Royal Family, but is out to destroy the empire to avenge his mother’s murder by the Emperor. LeLouch meets a strange girl that gives him the power to control people’s minds by making eye…
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Added by Alex Marshall on July 28, 2008 at 1:00pm —
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This show is about Roger Smith; a man who lives in a post-apocalyptic world where a strange toxin has cause the whole world to lose their memories. Simultaneously, the elite, both good and bad pilot giant robots and have battles with each other at varying points (although giant robots are considered illegal and cause police to treat all pilots as criminals). Roger is a negotiator, and frequently, uses his giant robot, the Black MegaDeuce, aka Big O, to handle situations that tend to spin wildly…
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Added by Alex Marshall on July 21, 2008 at 10:11pm —
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The producers of
Batman Begins &
The Dark Knight have gone the way of the
Animatrix and developed a sequel/prequel to the two hit blockbuster movies. The twist, this movie is done via anime with six of the greatest anime directors out there. Just like
Animatrix, these stories are not necessary to understand the gap between the two films, but it is a nice addition to the story, and allows for further character development as well as relationship development as well…
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Added by Alex Marshall on July 17, 2008 at 2:00pm —
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This anime is centered on Alphonse and Edward Elric; two brothers who attempted to revive their mother from the dead using alchemy. In their failed attempt, Ed loses his arm and leg while Al loses his entire body. To save his little brother from dying, Ed creates a large set of armor that is empty, but carries Al’s soul inside. Afterward, Ed gets a metallic arm and leg made of material known as Automail. From that point forward, Ed and Al set out to find the legendary Philosopher’s Stone in orde…
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Added by Alex Marshall on July 16, 2008 at 11:29pm —
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Here are you top anime stories of the day:
Viz Media on iTunes
Viz Media is now featured on iTunes with 3 of its premiere shows: Bleach, Death Note & Naruto. Bleach and Naruto will continue to supplement episodes overtime as the each series unfolds on network television. Meanwhile, the entire series of Death Note is available for purchase in the online store.
More iTunes News: Batman: Gotham Knight
As of today, Batman: Gotham Knight, the immediate sequel and prequel to Batman Begins &…
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Added by Anime News on July 15, 2008 at 6:30pm —
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Another Adult Swim show, Shin Chan. This show is centered around a perverted kindergartener and his misadventures. Other characters include his girl obsessed father, his mother who is obsessed with getting breast implants, a loser next-door neighbor who can’t get into college, and many other colorful characters. This is essentially a mature mix of Nickelodeon’s Doug and Rugrats.
This show overall is pretty hilarious. From the quality of animation, it seems to be a rather old show, but the write…
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Added by Alex Marshall on July 10, 2008 at 3:50pm —
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This weekend, Adult Swim just wrapped up the Death Note: a very popular series in Japan. Death Note is a story about a young man named Light Yagumi who finds a mysterious notebook. Upon touching the notebook, a Shinigami (God of Death) appears to him and tells him that whatever name is written in the notebook, that person will die. From then on, Light uses the notebook to purge the world of evil-doers. As time passes, the public takes notice of these killings and proclaims there must be some div…
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Added by Anime News on July 8, 2008 at 11:30am —
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Last post, I mentioned the connection between the classics and the new shows. At the same time, they should not be confused with one another. Some successors are actually pretty good at carrying on in a legacy of quality programming. But not all unofficial sequels are good ones.
For example, everyone says that hip-hop is dying; I am inclined to agree. If you have ever heard UGK, Dr. Dre, Mac Dre, The Luniz, The Pharcyde, or even an artist as recent as Eminem, you understand that hip-hop was an…
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Added by Anime News on July 7, 2008 at 2:10pm —
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So being one of the writers for “Anime News”, I’ve been trying very hard to keep the blogs from being a personal statement, but I can’t help but use the first person for this. So two days ago, my siblings were in town and my future brother-in-law noticed that I was into anime and asked me about the new live action Dragonball movie. The conversation soon turned into a nostalgia session and I went through the entire series with him in great detail. And then I realized what these classic animes hav…
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Added by Anime News on July 1, 2008 at 10:00am —
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The August issue (on sale on June 26) of Kadokawa Shoten's Monthly Gundam Ace magazine has launched Mobile Suit Gundam 00: Aoi Kioku (Blue Memories), Tarō Shiguma's new manga series based on the Gundam 00 anime television series. The magazine summarizes how the manga will deal with the lives of the Gundam Meister pilots by saying, "The present and the past…fiction and memories…the true selves of the boys will be revealed." The first installment, "Memory: 1 Setsuna," covers the memories of the ma…
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Added by Anime News on June 30, 2008 at 4:30pm —
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Not sure if anyone of you has ever seen Red vs. Blue, but it is a series that is filmed using the Halo series as a means of animation. What started off as a simple viral video series has turned into a major business/international Webisode show. This form of media is called Machinima meaning machine cinema, in which someone uses pre-rendered CGI (i.e. video games) to make a film. Though this isn’t necessarily anime, it still feels like it would fall under this category.
Ok, so there isn’t any di…
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Added by Anime News on June 27, 2008 at 12:30pm —
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Top Ten Favorite Anime Series of All Time?
Outlaws Enertainment Launches, Announces Three Books
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