I'm back from a club meeting, which would not be all that remarkable if Saturnine didn't share a whiny post on the topic, written by a guy with nickname suspiciously similar to his own.
I paid my $5 duties and received new and shiny membership card for the term, which …
read moreWhen a couple of days ago Funimation brass bragged about having the first look at all licenses (and Robert of RACS happily regurgitated it), I was a bit sloppy for not providing examples, but check out this review by Scott VonSchilling, who is a major fan of Funi.
If you …
read moreApparently, they "taken care" of RACS. Yay?
Cary L. Deacon the CEO of Funimation parent Navarre told industry analysts that Funimation has 'a first look at all opportunities in terms of licenses. We’re seeing them all, we have an opportunity to bid on them all.
Is this why they …
read moreSeen today in Target at Alameda Avenue and I-25:
BTW, I have Naruto Uncut v.1, and this looks like a different release. For one thing, mine included a book of scene sketches.
read moreBy way of Moritheil comes a post by one Michael Pinto, that deals with Jim Kaposztas, the inventor of AMVs, being passed for a staff position at a con.
It's important to note that Jim wasn't complaining about it. He probably just mentioned it off-hand. It was Michael who decided …
read moreThis must be an Autumn of revival. First CKS, now Lawson. But, of all things, Endless Eight?! He must be still sleepy and disoriented.
read moreZyl writes:
Though it's faintly ominous that Arashi merits its own category but not GA:GADC.
As categories proliferate, I'm getting increasingly stingier with awarding them: my sidebar is not endless. So, these days in order to gain a category, an anime has not only be remarkable, but also prompt …
read moreAnime By The Books and Iwa ni Hana had their feeds broken for a while. Their <rel=> links point to URLs that return 404. It's not a big deal only because both blogs are half-dead (I stopped visiting Iwa ni Hana when the Chinese bent started, but kept it in …
read moreThe strip is funny today, thanks to the punchline. And he probably knocked it out in five minutes.
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