For ten year old Professor Negi Springfield and Mahora Academy Class 2-A, the class trip to Kyoto takes top priority in everyone’s minds, opening the possibility for mystery, surprise, and danger. A high action volume, the series takes an abrupt turn from the last volume in both tone and speed with excellent results.
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With five short stories, the little girls with guns of Section Two deal with plenty of action and drama. While not everyone gets equal “panel time”, each girl makes her presence duly felt in a fashion that leaves the reader with no complaints.
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Norwalk, CT, July 9, 2007: The New York Anime Festival (NYAF) today announced it will host the North American Premiere of the anime film CATBLUE Dynamite at its inaugural event this December in New York City. CATBLUE Dynamite, set in the 1970s, is the story of a girl named Blue who gets mixed up with the mob over a missing Frank Sinatra album. But while going up against an army of hitmen might make a normal woman shake, Blue’s anything but normal. Blue has all the agility and finesse (and ears and a tail) of a cat, and when her reflexes alone aren’t enough, she can also count on an undead sidekick. Sinatra, catgirls, and ghosts are just the start of the psychedelic motion picture that is CATBLUE Dynamite.
ADV Films, the number one producer-distributor of anime outside of Japan, is pleased to announce it has acquired the exclusive theatrical, home video, and broadcast rights in North America to 5 Centimeters Per Second, the newest masterpiece from one of Japan’s most remarkable directors.
Anime producer and mega-online anime retailer Right Stuf, Inc. is pleased to welcome John O’Donnell – the co-founder and managing director of Central Park Media (CPM) – to episode 43 of ANIME TODAY.
Anime producer and distributor Right Stuf, Inc. kicked off its 20th anniversary year a few weeks early with a trio of announcements during its June 30th panel at Anime Expo 2007. Right Stuf President and CEO Shawne Kleckner revealed plans to release both seasons of VICTORIAN ROMANCE EMMA, a collection release of the (previously) out-of-print, sci-fi comedy LOST UNIVERSE, and the renaming of Right Stuf’s production division to Nozomi Entertainment, as well additional details about the release of THE THIRD: THE GIRL WITH THE BLUE EYE.
