Finally! After over a year wait episode 8 is out! It’s been out in Japan for about a day now but Call to Arms are currently working on English subs so in a couple of days it should be available. Until then, enjoy the trailer below.
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Hellsing Ultimate Volume VIII
29 Jul 2011
Category: Anime
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Best Cookie Packaging Ever
25 Jun 2011
Category: Design, Main
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Takashi Murakami At Gagosian london – Preview
24 Jun 2011
‘I think the japanese male sexual complex originated in the two-dimensional world
– animation, games and so on – which then transferred to small three-dimensional sculptures.
but before my sculptures miss ko (1997) and my lonesome cowboy (1998),
it had never been represented life-size.’ - takashi murakami
3-meter girl, 2011 (height 300 cm)
© takashi murakami/kaikai kiki co., ltd. all rights reserved
big box pko2, 2011 (height 250 cm)
© takashi murakami/kaikai kiki co., ltd. all rights reserved
VIA designboom.com
Category: Art, Main
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SO ANALOG
24 Jun 2011
Category: Art, Design, Main
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Animeland Wasabi Pre-Party Cosplay Photos
23 Feb 2011
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Some members of Hyphytek went to the Animeland Wasabi pre-party . To see the rest of the cosplay gallery click here.
Category: Anime, Art, Clothing
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Princess Tutu review by Maris Kelley
20 Feb 2011
Princess Tutu
I know what you’re thinking: “You’re subjecting us to yet another fluffy shoujo anime?” Though it looks like the girliest mahou shoujo anime this side of Tokyo Mew-Mew, trust me, it’s not. Princess Tutu takes the archetypal magical-girl formula, sets it in a ballet academy in an ambiguously German town and has its heroine heal people through the power of emotional expression. This particular magical-girl plot has an unusual twist; our heroine is a duck who, when given a magic pendant, can transform into a girl who can in turn transform into Princess Tutu. She yearns to restore the heart of Mytho, the mysterious but gifted dancer and BMOC at the ballet academy. But Mytho’s childhood friend, Fakir, and Mytho’s girlfriend, Rue, are determined not to let Mytho’s heart become whole again and fight against Tutu. But do any of these characters act of their own free will, or are they simply cogs in a greater plan? Imagine if Kafka rewrote the Grimms’ canon; that’s the most succinct way I can think of to describe Princess Tutu. more »
If you missed out on seeing Ricky Gervais host The 68th Annual Golden Globe Awards you missed Hollywood getting its ass ripped.
During the show Ricky pulled no punches and pushed boundaries as the host , see all of the hilarity here in this compilation.
Category: Main, t.v.
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G Gundam review by Archer
17 Jan 2011
Archer anime review
Mobile Suite G Gundam
G Gundam was one of the first series I ever watched, and was one of the reasons I fell in love with anime. G Gundam was created in 1994 to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the franchise. This anime is very different from the other Gundam series, which has caused it to be some what shunned by the Otaku’s of the series. The show takes place in “Future Century”, a war that is fought in which a fighting tournament is held every four years between the space colonies. Each country sends a representative Gundam Fighter to fight on Earth until one is left, and the winning nation earns the right to govern over the colonies for the next four years. G Gundam follows Neo-Japan’s fighter Domon Kasshu during the 13th Gundam Fight. He is in the fight both to win and to track down his brother, who had stolen a mysterious Gundam—the Devil Gundam (Dark Gundam in the American version)—from the Neo-Japan government. An English version was aired on Cartoon Network’s Toonami block from August 5, 2002 to more »
Nana review by Maris Kelley
17 Jan 2011
NANA
Ai Yazawa + Madhouse = a beautifully-rendered tale of ambition, love, friendship, angst and music. NANA, based on the long-running manga of the same name, is arguably Yazawa’s most famous work. It presents the story of two girls named Nana, who could not be more different. They meet by chance on a train to Tokyo, where sweet, naïve Nana Komatsu is moving to be with her boyfriend. She meets hardened musician Nana Oosaki, who hopes to live her dream as a singer with her band, Blast. When fate finds them looking at the same apartment, they decide to become roommates. The series follows them as they pursue their dreams, deal with romantic entanglements and become friends.
Animation: 10/10
It’s Madhouse; how could the animation be anything but stunning? They have successfully translated Yazawa’s illustrations to animation, retaining her distinctive look while giving it that more »
Canaan review by xARTURIAx
14 Nov 2010
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-Canaan–
Type-Moon’s Kinoko Nasu and Takashi Takeuchi have teamed up once again to create a new, action packed, thrill-ride, titled Canaan. Canaan, a 13-episode anime series, is based on one of Japan’s best selling, and greatly awarded, Nintendo Wii title “428: Fuusa Sareta Shibuya de”. Also a Kinoko Nasu story, 428 introduces us to the main plotline of the Canaan anime series…but of course, I’ve never had a chance to play this Wii game (stupid regional coding crap…). Even with this factor, this anime seems to have summed up the basis of the 428 plots pretty well, and with its recent US release on to Blu-Ray and DvD, Canaan is sure to spawn its own collection of fans. As stated before, the series presents itself as an action-packed ball of gun slinging joy (if that makes any sense at all…), and for those who are fans of Kinoko Nasu’s other works (Fate/Stay Night, Tsukihime, Witch of the Holy Night, just to name a few) his newest animated series will surely not disappoint! more »
Sailor Moon review by Maris Kelley
14 Nov 2010
Sailor Moon
Ah, Sailor Moon; for many of us, this was the series that introduced us to the wonders of anime. In all likelihood, you’ve seen at least some of this series, and if you haven’t…well, you must be living under a rock. The show premiered in Japan in 1992 and became a runaway hit. It debuted in the US in the fall of 1995, and it channel-hopped for a few years before finding a home on Cartoon Network’s now-defunct Toonami block.
Sailor Moon tells the story of 14-year-old Usagi Tsukino, a clumsy, kind of ditzy, underachieving middle schooler whose life is turned upside down when she learns that she’s the warrior of love and justice, Sailor Moon. Over the course of its 46 episodes, we follow Sailor Moon and her fellow warriors Sailor Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Venus as they look for the Moon Princess, face monsters and demons and try to stop the evil Queen Beryl from taking over the world. Oh, and they still have to deal with school, boys and homework. And you though you had it rough in middle school… more »
Higher-Primate
Hey Kids guess what !
Joe Rogan has a new clothing line !
“If you ever start taking things too seriously, just remember that we are talking monkeys on an organic spaceship flying through the universe.”
- Joe Rogan, Higher Primate Founder
http://higher-primate.com/