News Anime Network, Funimation Channel Add More Titles (Updated)
posted on 2009-04-30 04:10 EDT
The Anime Network, A.D. Vision's television channel, has announced that it will add Aria, Maria Watches Over Us, and the Toward the Terra film next month. Right Stuf's Nozomi Entertainment production arm licensed and produced the English releases of all three anime projects. Aria and Maria Watches Over Us will premiere on May 7, while Toward the Terra will premiere on May 14.
The FUNimation Channel has announced it will add Jyu-Oh-Sei, Aquarion, and Ouran High School Host Club. The channel will premiere Jyu-Oh-Sei and Ouran on May 2, and Aquarion on May 3.
Thank you to ADV Nation for The Anime Network news tip.
Update: Ouran and Aquarion premiered on April 27, although they repeat on May 2 and May 3, respectively. Thanks, KrisEllieOphi and jlaking.
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