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Combat Butler
I love the manga and that animation looks movie quality. Hopefully they can keep it up through the entire season!
I love the manga and that animation looks movie quality. Hopefully they can keep it up through the entire season!
That's tempting, though I'm really not interested in that huge storyboard book that will jack up international shipping.The JPBD for Mobile Suit Gundam: Cucuruz Doan's Island is releasing on June 3rd, 2022, the same day as the theatrical release in Japan, and it has English subtitles.
Kind of surprised by this news, since GKids / AL have most of the Shinkai catalogue. Guess it's one part of having a monopoly on the market. While being distributed by CR does make it more likely to be shown at multiplexes, I do hope it can still show at SLA if possible, especially since it'll be close to the Japanese theatrical release.
The Macross Frontier anime movies are coming to the US this June!
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wonder if this is a good sign to get the movies (as well as the series) a physical western release.
Hopefully, but US distributors are dragging their butts if that's the case. When the decades-long legal battle over the international rights to Ultraman was finally resolved, Mill Creek announced they'd licensed the whole catalogue almost immediately and started firing box sets out the door within a few months. Of course, anime distributors do seem to like piddling about with these tiny cinema releases that delay blu-rays for a year or two for the sake of a single screening on a weekday on a screen the size of a postage stamp in a locked basement toilet with a sign on the door that says, "Beware of the leopard." Not that I'm bitter.wonder if this is a good sign to get the movies (as well as the series) a physical western release.
Hopefully, but US distributors are dragging their butts if that's the case. When the decades-long legal battle over the international rights to Ultraman was finally resolved, Mill Creek announced they'd licensed the whole catalogue almost immediately and started firing box sets out the door within a few months. Of course, anime distributors do seem to like piddling about with these tiny cinema releases that delay blu-rays for a year or two for the sake of a single screening on a weekday on a screen the size of a postage stamp in a locked basement toilet with a sign on the door that says, "Beware of the leopard." Not that I'm bitter.
Uncofirmed, but settei from the Pluto anime project have shown up at auction and rumours are now circulating that the series has been officially cancelled, possibly at Urasawa's behest.
A new season announced for Konosuba and an adaptation of the spin off.