Posted 10/14/12 3:00 pm EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Anime, DVD and Blu-ray, Funimation, Movies, News, TV
At New York Comic-Con, FUNimation revealed their U.S. release plans for the feature Wolf Children Ame and Yuki, the latest feature from Summer Wars creator Mamoru Hosoda theatrically and on home video. Plus, get the scoop on the food-crazy anime Toriko's U.S. DVD release in June 2013.
Posted 10/1/12 5:45 pm EST by Don Hatfield in Anime, Funimation, Manga
Though there have been others, the first permanent shop entirely dedicated to Eiichiro Oda's One Piece pirate manga and anime opened on Friday at Tokyo's Shibuya Parco Part 1 shopping complex. Named "One Piece Mugiwara Store," the new location is kicking things off with over 10,000 items, including exclusives and limited editions to celebrate the grand opening. Read More...
Posted 9/26/12 2:35 pm EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Anime, DVD and Blu-ray, Funimation, Movies, News, TV
This November, BioWare gets another animated offering based on one of their RPGs as the prequel "Mass Effect: Paragon Lost" hits DVD and Blu-ray from FUNimation. Plus the boy becomes a magical girl and also a zombie comedy "Is This A Zombie" gets a limited edition DVD release.
The living dead, deadly battlin' kids, and "Tenchi Muyo!" in HD are what's in store for the month of December. You can find the full list of releases after the jump.
Posted 8/1/12 2:30 pm EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Anime, Funimation, News
If you missed any of its run (and repeats) on the recently-revived Toonami, FUNimation is releasing the complete Deadman Wonderland on DVD in a limited edition set on October 9th. Plus, Garei Zero comes to Blu and Hellsing: Ultimate gets a re-release.
More on FUNimations October DVD and Blu-ray lineup after the jump.
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Posted 6/29/12 7:00 pm EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Anime, Funimation, News
The feature, from Darker Than Black and former Marvel Tsunami artist Yuji Iwahara's manga places a group of virus-infected victims in a battle against ravenous monsters and killer vines in this September 18th release.
More titles from FUNimation in September after the junmp.
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Posted 5/31/12 10:34 am EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Anime, Funimation, News, Trailers
Why yes, yes it is.
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Posted 5/29/12 3:00 pm EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Anime, Funimation, News
Production I.G.'s CGI feature Oblivion Island: Haruka and the Magic Mirror tops FUNimation's August lineup of new volumes and rereleases for the U.S.
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Posted 4/9/12 12:07 pm EST by Charles Webb in Anime, Funimation
Zombie teens, master thieves, and child soldiers highlight FUNimation's recently-announced acquisitions.
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Posted 4/6/12 4:39 pm EST by Charles Webb in Android, Animation, Anime, Funimation
The publisher announces a tiered mobile app for iOS and Google.
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Posted 11/7/11 2:00 pm EST by MTV Geek in Animation, Anime, Bandai, Funimation, Giveaway, TV, Video Games
This week, MTV Geek is giving away an incredible Dragon Ball Z prize pack from FUNimation and Namco Bandai on Twitter!
Each prize pack consists of: Read More...
Posted 10/3/11 11:30 am EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Announcements, Funimation
Fullmetal Alchemist: The Sacred Star of Milos getting limited engagement screenings this week and throughout the Fall courtesy of Funimation.
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Posted 9/19/11 3:30 pm EST by MTV Geek in Animation, Anime, Funimation
Let me try to convince you to watch this oddball, well-crafted series about Death, magic, witches, weapons, and mental illness.
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Posted 9/13/11 4:07 pm EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Anime, Announcements, Funimation
Delivering screaming anime fireballs in the U.S. for a decade and a half.
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Posted 8/11/11 1:13 pm EST by Charles Webb in Animation, Anime, Funimation, TV
With the recent release of underachiever anime Baka and Test, we thought we'd round up a list of characters who don't try too hard or just simply don't think too good.
Baka and Test is a recent release from Funimation, featuring the students of Fumizuki Academy, where attendees are placed in classes based on rigorous testing. The better your scores, the better your class and equipment. Our heroes are the students of Class F--the lowest of the low--led by Akihisa Yoshi, the dumbest of the dumb, whose ability to fail even the most rudimentary tests is legendary among the student body. With that in mind, we thought we'd take a look at some other underachievers in anime.
Izawa and Maeno, Ping-Pong Club
