Answerman
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Great job on answering all of our questions! Came up with a few of my own:
1. What's the status of my favorite accursed island, Lodoss, in it's homeland? Any new series or manga's planned?
2. Any ideas on when M Manga will release the rest of Lady of Pharis?
3. Besides the original three shonen ai in Japanese fiction), which might come out here eventually. Same goes for Juuni Kokki, or The Legend of 12 Countries, which is also based on a lengthy novel series. They might see the light of day in the US, so keep an eye out.
i really like the series 'tokyopop and am really enjoying it. I read in a review at a site that the tv series has been picked up for distribution in the states by tokyopop. as you can imagine, i was super excited to hear this! but i haven't heard anything about this from anywhere else or from any other sites!...could you tell me if this is true or not?!
That's probably because as of this writing, that's still a rumor. People assume Tokyopop bought the rights to Kodomo no Omocha, but I think they're testing the market with the manga before releasing the TV series, since the show ran 102 episodes and it's something of a risky venture if they do release it here. They haven't officially announced that they own the license yet, so it's still too soon to say anything, even though it's probably a safe bet that they've at least optioned the series.
Hi answerman. I have always been a fan of Escaflowne movie, A Girl in Gaea, was recently released by Bandai. There are a few moments of awkward animation, but overall, it's a gorgeous film.
Recently, I heard a rumour about Evangelion and Battle Angel. Only interested, he didn't state anything about actively working on either title.
Dear Answerman,
I have been searching the web and my local comic and anime shops for untranslated manga with no success. Any suggestions on where to find Macross manga in the original Japanese?
Keep up the good work,
Hommederequin
Anime Nation sells the Rurouni Kenshin and J-Rock as an American band can get without actually being J-Rock. And the music ain't half bad either.
Great job on answering all of our questions! Came up with a few of my own:
1. What's the status of my favorite accursed island, Lodoss, in it's homeland? Any new series or manga's planned?
2. Any ideas on when M Manga will release the rest of Lady of Pharis?
3. Besides the original three shonen ai in Japanese fiction), which might come out here eventually. Same goes for Juuni Kokki, or The Legend of 12 Countries, which is also based on a lengthy novel series. They might see the light of day in the US, so keep an eye out.
i really like the series 'tokyopop and am really enjoying it. I read in a review at a site that the tv series has been picked up for distribution in the states by tokyopop. as you can imagine, i was super excited to hear this! but i haven't heard anything about this from anywhere else or from any other sites!...could you tell me if this is true or not?!
That's probably because as of this writing, that's still a rumor. People assume Tokyopop bought the rights to Kodomo no Omocha, but I think they're testing the market with the manga before releasing the TV series, since the show ran 102 episodes and it's something of a risky venture if they do release it here. They haven't officially announced that they own the license yet, so it's still too soon to say anything, even though it's probably a safe bet that they've at least optioned the series.
Hi answerman. I have always been a fan of Escaflowne movie, A Girl in Gaea, was recently released by Bandai. There are a few moments of awkward animation, but overall, it's a gorgeous film.
Recently, I heard a rumour about Evangelion and Battle Angel. Only interested, he didn't state anything about actively working on either title.
Dear Answerman,
I have been searching the web and my local comic and anime shops for untranslated manga with no success. Any suggestions on where to find Macross manga in the original Japanese?
Keep up the good work,
Hommederequin
Anime Nation sells the Rurouni Kenshin and J-Rock as an American band can get without actually being J-Rock. And the music ain't half bad either.
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