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Aniplex to Release Rurouni Kenshin Ovas and Movie on Blu-Ray Simultaneously with Japan
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 28, 2011 Aniplex to Release Rurouni Kenshin OVAs and Movie on Blu-ray Simultaneously with Japan © N. Watsuki / Shueisha, Fuji-TV, Aniplex Inc. SANTA MONICA, CA (May 28, 2011) – Celebrating the 15th anniversary of the hit series-turned-international anime franchise Rurouni Kenshin, Aniplex of America Inc. announced today that it will be releasing the Blu-ray disc versions of the OVA (Original Video Animation) series and movie in North America, through RightStuf.com and Bandai Entertainment’s The Store on the same day as Japan. A total of three BD releases is scheduled to launch on the following dates: Rurouni Kenshin: Trust & Betrayal – August 24 Rurouni Kenshin: Reflection – September 21 Rurouni Kenshin The Movie – October 26 Aniplex of America will import the Japanese editions of the Blu-ray discs, with each release sporting exclusive packaging that features new illustration artwork by Rurouni Kenshin OVA animation director/animator Atsuko Nakajima (Trinity Blood, Ranma ½, You’re Under Arrest!), along with the inclusion of an English translated booklet. Each Blu-ray release (digitally remastered and includes both the English and Japanese audio with English subtitles), will be distributed in limited quantities and sold through while supplies last. With the 15th Anniversary already underway, Aniplex also plans to develop a new Rurouni Kenshin project, with additional details to follow as soon as they become available. “Those of you who follow and love the story of Kenshin will most likely enjoy this movie immensely, and you will definitely be moved by its tissue invoking emotion” – David Blair / DvdTalk.com “The artwork for the series is amazing” – AnimeNewsNetwork.com “No matter what kind of anime you watch, you will benefit from watching this series.”– AnimeNewsNetwork.com “…there’s enough action to satisfy even the most testosterone-laden anime fan. -
Soul Eater: V. 11 Free
FREE SOUL EATER: V. 11 PDF Atsushi Ohkubo | 192 pages | 27 Nov 2012 | Little, Brown & Company | 9780316071154 | English | New York, United States Soul Eater (manga) - Wikipedia Set at the "Death Weapon Meister Academy", the series revolves around three teams, Soul Eater: v. 11 consisting of a weapon meister and at least one weapon that can transform into a humanoid. Trying to make the latter a "death scythe" and thus fit for use by the academy's headmaster Shinigamithe personification of deaththey must collect the souls of 99 evil humans and one witch, in that order; otherwise, they will have to start all over again. The manga was published by Square Enixand was first released in as three separate one-shots ; the first two published in two Gangan Powered special editions and the last one in Gangan Wing. The Soul Eater: v. 11 has also spawned a drama CDan art Soul Eater: v. 11and three video games. A manga series Soul Eater: v. 11titled Soul Eater Not! The manga has been licensed for distribution in North America by Yen Press. The English translation of Soul Eater was serialized in Yen Press' Yen Plus manga anthology magazine starting in Julyand the first manga Soul Eater: v. 11 was released in October The anime has been licensed by Funimation. The Soul Eater manga had Both the manga and anime series have been overall well received, specially for its art style and Gothic setting, often compared by critics to Tim Burton 's works like The Nightmare Before Christmas. The goal of the school's meister students is to have their weapons absorb the souls of 99 evil humans and one witch, which dramatically increases the weapon's power and turns them into "death scythes" used by Shinigami. -
Anime Publisher Year a Tree of Palme ADV Films 2005 Abenobashi ADV
Anime Publisher Year A Tree of Palme ADV Films 2005 Abenobashi ADV Films 2005 Ah! My Goddess Pioneer 2000 Air Gear ADV Films 2007 Akira Pioneer 1994 Alien Nine US Manga 2003 Android Kikaider Bandai Entertainment 2002 Angelic Layer ADV Films 2005 Aquarian Age ADV Films 2005 Arjuna Bandai Entertainment 2001 Black Cat Funimation 2005 Black Heaven Pioneer 1999 Black Lagoon Funimation 2006 Blood: The Last Vampire Manga Entertainment 2001 Blood+ Sony Pictures 2005 BoogiePop Phantom NTSC 2001 Brigadoon Tokyo Pop 2003 C Control Funimation 2011 Ceres: Celestial Legend VIS Media 2000 Chevalier D'Eon Funimation 2006 Cowboy Bebop Bandai Entertainment 1998 Cromartie High Scool ADV Films 2006 Dai-Guard ADV Films 1999 Dears Bandai Visual 2004 DeathNote VIS Media 2003 Elfen Lied ADV Films 2006 Escaflowne Bandai Entertainment 1996 Fate Stay/Night TBS Animation 2013 FLCL Funimation 2000 Fruits Basket Funimation 2002 Full Metal Achemist: Brotherhood Funimation 2010 Full Metal Alchemist Funimation 2004 Full Metal Panic? ADV Films 2004 G Gundam Bandai Entertainment 1994 Gankutsuou Gnzo Media Factory 2004 Gantz ADV Films 2004 Geneshaft Bandai Entertainment 2001 Getbackers ADV Films 2005 Ghost in the Shell Bandai Entertainment 2002 Ghost Stories ADV Films 2000 Grave of the Fireflies Central Pak Media 1988 GTO Great Teacher Onizuka Tokyo Pop 2004 Gungrave Pioneer 2004 Gunslinger Girl Funimation 2002 Gurren Lagann Bandai Entertainment 2007 Guyver ADV Films 2007 Heat Guy J Pioneer 2002 Hellsing Pioneer 2002 Infinite Ryvius Bandai Entertainment 1999 Jin-Roh Bandai -
The Good, Bad and Ugly of Anime Conventions
Page 4 ECHO G Thursday, June 4, 2009 The good, bad and ugly of Anime conventions By JACOB UNSON falls to going to these conven- and Adiane (Tengen Toppa guests, there’s lots of activities dreds of panels featuring dif- tions, and what is supposed to Gurren Lagann). Some cos- to do, especially at a large ferent topics and subjects, a Imagine, if you will, a place be a fun day or weekend can tumes aren’t from any series, anime convention, and typi- vast dealer’s room packed to where Anime, Manga, and turn into a disappointment, at and in fact can be original con- cally so little time to do every- the brim with all sorts of Japa- Video Games rule the day. least, and a nightmare, at cepts (Stormtrooper Samurai, thing you want to do. Take nese goods, an Artist’s Alley Where hundreds, if not thou- worst. anyone?). Costumes tend to Otakon, for example, held an- featuring both original art as sands of people dress up as The Good vary in quality, and sure, some nually in Baltimore, MD. well as fan art, live concerts and might look like people didn’t characters from many different An anime convention often There’s screenings of Anime performances, the ever-popu- series, and it’s not Halloween. has a very fun atmosphere. spend much time on it, or the and Japanese films both new costume isn’t accurate, or A place where groups of Step inside a convention center and old, a gaming room, hun- See ANIME, Page 5 people can spontaneously per- during ‘con’ hours, and one maybe the costume doesn’t suit their body type. -
Alphabetical Order (Created & Managed by Manyfist)
Jump List • Alphabetical Order (Created & Managed by Manyfist) 1. 007 2. 80’s Action Movie 3. A Certain Magical Index 4. A Song of Fire & Ice 5. Ace Attorney 6. Ace Combat 7. Adventure Time 8. Age of Empires III 9. Age of Ice 10. Age of Mythology 11. Aion 12. Akagi 13. Alan Wake 14. Alice: Through the Looking Glass 15. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 16. Alien 17. Alpha Centauri 18. Alpha Protocol 19. Animal Crossing 20. Animorphs 21. Anno 2070 22. Aquaria 23. Ar Tonelico 24. Archer 25. Aria 26. Armored Core 27. Assassin’s Creed 28. Assassination Classroom 29. Asura’s Crying 30. Asura’s Wrath 31. Austin Powers 32. Avatar the Last Airbender 33. Avatar the Legend of Korra 34. Avernum! 35. Babylon 5 36. Banjo Kazooie 37. Banner Saga 38. Barkley’s Shut & Jam Gaiden 39. Bastion 40. Battlestar Galactica 41. Battletech 42. Bayonetta 43. Berserk 44. BeyBlade 45. Big O 46. Binbougami 47. BIOMEGA 48. Bionicle 49. Bioshock 50. Bioshock Infinite 51. Black Bullet 52. Black Lagoon 53. BlazBlue 54. Bleach 55. Bloodborne 56. Bloody Roar 57. Bomberman 64 58. Bomberman 64 Second Attack 59. Borderlands 60. Bravely Default 61. Bubblegum Crisis 2032 62. Buffy The Vampire Slayer 63. Buso Renkin 64. Cardcaptor Sakura 65. Cardfight! Vanguard 66. Career Model 67. Carnival Phantasm 68. Carnivores 69. Castlevania 70. CATstrophe 71. Cave Story 72. Changeling the Lost 73. Chroma Squad 74. Chronicles of Narnia 75. City of Heroes 76. Civilization 77. Claymore 78. Code Geass 79. Codex Alera 80. Command & Conquer 81. Commoragth 82. -
Jump List • Alphabetical Order (Created & Managed by Manyfist)
Jump List • Alphabetical Order (Created & Managed by Manyfist) 1. 007 2. 80’s Action Movie 3. A Certain Magical Index 4. A Song of Fire & Ice 5. Ace Attorney 6. Ace Combat 7. Adventure Time 8. Age of Empires III 9. Age of Ice 10. Age of Mythology 11. Aion 12. Akagi 13. Alan Wake 14. Alice: Through the Looking Glass 15. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 16. Alien 17. Alpha Centauri 18. Alpha Protocol 19. Animal Crossing 20. Animorphs 21. Anno 2070 22. Aquaria 23. Ar Tonelico 24. Archer 25. Aria 26. Armored Core 27. Assassin’s Creed 28. Assassination Classroom 29. Asura’s Crying 30. Asura’s Wrath 31. Austin Powers 32. Avatar the Last Airbender 33. Avatar the Legend of Korra 34. Avernum! 35. Babylon 5 36. Banjo Kazooie 37. Banner Saga 38. Barkley’s Shut & Jam Gaiden 39. Bastion 40. Battlestar Galactica 41. Battletech 42. Bayonetta 43. Berserk 44. BeyBlade 45. Big O 46. Binbougami 47. BIOMEGA 48. Bionicle 49. Bioshock 50. Bioshock Infinite 51. Black Bullet 52. Black Lagoon 53. BlazBlue 54. Bleach 55. Bloodborne 56. Bloody Roar 57. Bomberman 64 58. Bomberman 64 Second Attack 59. Borderlands 60. Bravely Default 61. Bubblegum Crisis 2032 62. Buffy The Vampire Slayer 63. Buso Renkin 64. Cardcaptor Sakura 65. Cardfight! Vanguard 66. Career Model 67. Carnival Phantasm 68. Carnivores 69. Castlevania 70. CATstrophe 71. Cave Story 72. Changeling the Lost 73. Chroma Squad 74. Chronicles of Narnia 75. City of Heroes 76. Civilization 77. Claymore 78. Code Geass 79. Codex Alera 80. Command & Conquer 81. Commoragth 82. -
Protoculture Addicts #97 Contents
PROTOCULTURE ADDICTS #97 CONTENTS 47 14 Issue #97 ( July / August 2008 ) SPOTLIGHT 14 GURREN LAGANN The Nuts and Bolts of Gurren Lagann ❙ by Paul Hervanack 18 MARIA-SAMA GA MITERU PREVIEW ANIME WORLD Ave Maria 43 Ghost Talker’s Daydream 66 A Production Nightmare: ❙ by Jason Green Little Nemo’s Misadven- 21 KUJIBIKI UNBALANCE tures in Slumberland ❙ ANIMESample STORIES file by Bamboo Dong ❙ by Brian Hanson 24 ARIA: THE ANIMATION 44 BLACK CAT ❙ by Miyako Matsuda 69 Anime Beat & J-Pop Treat ❙ by Jason Green • The Underneath: Moon Flower 47 CLAYMORE ❙ by Rachael Carothers ❙ by Miyako Matsuda ANIME VOICES 50 DOUJIN WORK 70 Montreal World Film Festival • Oh-Oku: The Women of 4 Letter From The Editor ❙ by Miyako Matsuda the Inner Palace 5 Page 5 Editorial 53 KASHIMASHI: • The Mamiya Brothers 6 Contributors’ Spotlight GIRL MEETS GIRL ❙ by M Matsuda & CJ Pelletier 98 Letters ❙ by Miyako Matsuda 56 MOKKE REVIEWS NEWS ❙ by Miyako Matsuda 73 Live-Action Movies 7 Anime & Manga News 58 MONONOKE 76 Books ❙ by Miyako Matsuda 92 Anime Releases 77 Novels 60 SHIGURUI: 78 Manga 94 Related Products Releases DEATH FRENZY 82 Anime 95 Manga Releases ❙ by Miyako Matsuda Gurren Lagann © GAINAX • KAZUKI NAKASHIMA / Aniplex • KDE-J • TV TOKYO • DENTSU. Claymore © Norihiro Yago / Shueisha • “Claymore” Production Committee. 3 LETTER FROM THE EDITOR ANIME NEWS NETWORK’S Twenty years ago, Claude J. Pelletier and a few of his friends decided to start a Robotech プPROTOCULTURE ロトカル チャ ー ADDICTS fanzine, while ten years later, in 1998, Justin Sevakis decided to start an anime news website. Yes, 2008 marks both the 20th anniversary of Protoculture Addicts, and the 10th anniversary Issue #97 (July / August 2008) of Anime News Network. -
Censorship of Anime in Italian Distribution Ilaria Parini
Document généré le 28 sept. 2021 20:46 Meta Journal des traducteurs Translators’ Journal Censorship of Anime in Italian Distribution Ilaria Parini La manipulation de la traduction audiovisuelle Résumé de l'article The Manipulation of Audiovisual Translation Le contenu des anime – les dessins animés japonais – est transformé pour le Volume 57, numéro 2, juin 2012 rendre acceptable par le public. Cette pratique est utilisée fréquemment dans le monde occidental et l’Italie ne fait pas exception. Au Japon, les anime ne sont URI : https://id.erudit.org/iderudit/1013948ar pas seulement conçus pour un public enfantin et l’on y trouve un grand DOI : https://doi.org/10.7202/1013948ar nombre de produits destinés à des spectateurs d’âges variés. Par conséquent, dans ce pays, les anime sont diffusés, selon leur contenu, à des heures variables. Au contraire, en Italie, les dessins animés sont normalement perçus Aller au sommaire du numéro comme des produits destinés uniquement aux enfants. Ainsi, même lorsque les anime ont été au départ conçus pour un public d’âge plus mûr, ils sont diffusés dans des créneaux horaires protégés et doivent se soumettre à des normes Éditeur(s) précises de contenu et de niveau de langue. Les animes font donc l’objet d’une censure à la fois visuelle et verbale : les scènes que l’on considère Les Presses de l’Université de Montréal inappropriées sont coupées, l’intrigue est souvent modifiée, les textes sont fréquemment « naturalisés », tout particulièrement les références à la culture ISSN japonaise, et le langage est standardisé. Les traducteurs italiens jouent un rôle 0026-0452 (imprimé) actif dans la modification du contenu des animes : comme ils sont les premiers 1492-1421 (numérique) à visionner les épisodes, ils doivent rapporter à leurs employeurs tout élément ambigu. -
Aniplex of America to Bring Guests from KILL La KILL to Anime Expo for Special Event and Concert
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 12, 2014 Aniplex of America to bring Guests from KILL la KILL to Anime Expo For Special Event and Concert ©TRIGGER,Kazuki Nakashima/Kill la Kill Partnership SANTA MONICA, CA (May 12, 2014) – This July, fans of KILL la KILL are in for a real treat. Aniplex of America Inc. has just announced that multiple guests from the animation series KILL la KILL will be attending Anime Expo 2014 in Los Angeles as Guests of Honor. The Guests of Honor include Kazuki Nakashima (Original Story and Script Writer), SUSHIO (Character Designer and Chief Animation Director), Ami Koshimizu (the voice of Ryuko Matoi), Ryoka Yuzuki (the voice of Satsuki Kiryuin) and Yousuke Toba (Producer). All the guests will be participating in panels, autograph sessions and special events throughout Anime Expo weekend. Please see the Anime Expo schedule for official times. For one night only all of the guests will be part of a special KILL la KILL event happening at Anime Expo on Friday July 4th. This star-studded event will feature a variety of programming including a special talk session with these guests and a premiere screening of the English Dubbed First Episode. The event will also feature a special concert featuring Eir Aoi, singer of the opening theme song “Sirius”. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity that fans don’t want to miss. Tickets for the Kill la Kill event go on sale starting today at 9:00pm PST for AX Premier Fans and starting May 15th at 9:00pm PST for the general public. -
Aniplex of America Announces Fate/Stay Night [Unlimited Blade Works] Complete Blu-Ray Box Set
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MAY 13, 2020 Aniplex of America Announces Fate/stay night [Unlimited Blade Works] Complete Blu-ray Box Set ©TYPE-MOON, ufotable, FSNPC Legendary Fate/stay night [Unlimited Blade Works] series gets a complete Blu-ray box set release in July 2020! SANTA MONICA, CA (MAY 13, 2020) – Aniplex of America is excited to confirm the Fate/stay night [Unlimited Blade Works] Complete Blu-ray Box Set is scheduled for release on July 14, 2020. The box set will contain eight discs featuring all 26 uncut episodes from the first and second season of the series, plus the special OVA episode, "sunny day." The must-own set features stunning package illustrations by Takashi Takeuchi (Original Character Design) and comes with an exclusive mini-booklet, along with textless openings and endings as well as a slew of promotional videos, commercials, TV spots, and trailers. Pre-orders for the Fate/stay night [Unlimited Blade Works] Complete Blu-ray Box Set are open now at online retailer RightStuf Anime (https://www.rightstufanime.com/) Fate/stay night [Unlimited Blade Works] premiered in October 2014 and has quickly proven to be an enduring fan favorite series celebrated for the exceptional animation production by ufotable, who successfully produced Fate/Zero and the Garden of sinners. Based on TYPE-MOON’s visual novel Fate/stay night featuring an original story by Kinoko Nasu and original character design by Takashi Takeuchi, the series is directed by Takahiro Miura (Today’s MENU for EMIYA Family) with music by Hideyuki Fukasawa (Fate/Grand Order The Movie Divine Realm of the Round Table: Camelot) and character design by Tomonori Sudo (Fate/stay night [Heaven’s Feel]), Hisayuki Tabata (Fate/stay night [Heaven’s Feel]), and Atsushi Ikariya (Fate/Zero). -
Jump List • Alphabetical Order (Created & Managed by Manyfist)
Jump List • Alphabetical Order (Created & Managed by Manyfist) 1. 007 2. 80’s Action Movie 3. A Certain Magical Index 4. A Song of Fire & Ice 5. Ace Attorney 6. Ace Combat 7. Adventure Time 8. Age of Empires III 9. Age of Ice 10. Age of Mythology 11. Aion 12. Akagi 13. Alan Wake 14. Alice: Through the Looking Glass 15. Alice's Adventures in Wonderland 16. Alien 17. Alpha Centauri 18. Alpha Protocol 19. Animal Crossing 20. Animorphs 21. Anno 2070 22. Aquaria 23. Ar Tonelico 24. Archer 25. Aria 26. Armored Core 27. Assassin’s Creed 28. Assassination Classroom 29. Asura’s Crying 30. Asura’s Wrath 31. Austin Powers 32. Avatar the Last Airbender 33. Avatar the Legend of Korra 34. Avernum! 35. Babylon 5 36. Banjo Kazooie 37. Banner Saga 38. Barkley’s Shut & Jam Gaiden 39. Bastion 40. Battlestar Galactica 41. Battletech 42. Bayonetta 43. Berserk 44. BeyBlade 45. Big O 46. Binbougami 47. BIOMEGA 48. Bionicle 49. Bioshock 50. Bioshock Infinite 51. Black Bullet 52. Black Lagoon 53. BlazBlue 54. Bleach 55. Bloodborne 56. Bloody Roar 57. Bomberman 64 58. Bomberman 64 Second Attack 59. Borderlands 60. Bravely Default 61. Bubblegum Crisis 2032 62. Buffy The Vampire Slayer 63. Buso Renkin 64. Captain Planet 65. Cardcaptor Sakura 66. Cardfight! Vanguard 67. Career Model 68. Carnival Phantasm 69. Carnivores 70. Castlevania 71. CATstrophe 72. Cave Story 73. Changeling the Lost 74. Chroma Squad 75. Chronicles of Narnia 76. City of Heroes 77. Civilization 78. Claymore 79. Code Geass 80. Codex Alera 81. Command & Conquer 82. -
By Anime Japanese Songs (In Romaji)
Japanese songs (in romaji) By Anime Artist Title .Hack Legend Of The Twilight Bracelet New World .Hack Sign Obsession Ah! My Goddess Open Your Mind Angel Heart My Destiny Azumanga Daioh Raspberry Heaven Azumanga Daioh Soramimi Cake Black Blood Brothers Ashita No Kioku Black Jack Clover Black Jack 21 Destiny ~taiyou No Hana~ Bleach Alones Bleach Hikari No Rock Bleach Ichirin No Hana Bleach My Pace Bleach Rolling Star Bleach Sakura Biyori Blood+ Cry No More Chobits Raison D'etre Clannad Megumeru ~cuckool Mix 2007~ Claymore Danzai No Hana ~guilty Sky~ Code Geass Colors Code Geass Hitomi No Tsubasa Code Geass Mosaic Kakera Code Geass R2 World End D.Gray-man Brightdown D.Gray-man Doubt & Trust Death Note The World Elfen Lied Be Your Girl Eureka 7 Sakura Evangelion Cruel Angels Thesis Fruits Basket Chiisa Na Inori Fullmetal Alchemist Ready Steady Go Fullmetal Alchemist Undo Fushigi Yuugi Tokimeki No Doukasen Gakuen Alice Pika Pika No Taiyou Gakuen Heaven School Boys Getbackers Mr Deja Vu Gundam 00 Ash Like Snow Gundam 00 Daybreak's Bell Gundam Seed River Gundam Wing Just Communication Honey & Clover Ii Split Kaleido Star Escape Kiddy Grade Mirai No Kioku Law Of Ueki Falco Law Of Ueki No Regret Love Hina Sakura Saku Lucky Star Mottkete! Sailor Fuku Madlax Hitomi No Kakera Meloncholy Of Haruhi Suzumiya Bouken Desho Desho Meloncholy Of Haruhi Suzumiya God Knows Meloncholy Of Haruhi Suzumiya Hare Hare Yukai Naruto Ding! Dong! Dang! 1 of 2 Naruto Go Naruto Parade Naruto Remember Naruto Shippuuden Distance Naruto Shippuuden Hero's Come Back Naruto