Anime Film
Dragon Nest: Warrior’s Dawn Ready To Rise Around The World
Some video game movies are often based loosely on the games themselves which leave some fans half satisfied. With the upcoming release of Dragon Nest: Warrior’s Dawn (龙之谷·破晓奇兵) however, fans of the world famous MMORPG game Dragon Nest won’t be disappointed. The movie, which promises to be based on the actual events of the game’s story line, follows the story of Lambert who was trained under Barnac – a member of the Six Heroes. Keep Reading
I just want it to be you and I forever. I know you wanna leave. So come on baby, be with me so happily.
The Tokyo Wonder Festival (ワンダーフェスティバル) is about to hit Japan this Summer and the Good Smile Company (グッドスマイルカンパニー) is ready to present their lovely, lovely score of brand new goodies for WonFes (ワンフェス) goers! Are you ready? Then read on and find out which figures you’ll want to take home!
On June 10, 2014, it was reported that a 25-year-old office worker named Kazuki Fukumoto was arrested under the grounds of an illegal dumping of potato chips in Kobe and Akashi City in Japan. According to police reports, Fukumoto wished to collect stamps to enter in the Nana Mizuki (水樹 奈々) concert ticket contest hosted by Calbee thus leading him to dump 1000(!) bags of potato chips between May 4 and May 23. 
June 3, 2014 was a big day for Narumi Hasegaki (長谷垣 なるみ) as Tonegawa Ririka’s Laboratory (利根川りりかの実験室) was published in Kodansha’s (株式会社講談社) monthly shojo manga magazine, Nakayoshi (なかよし). Tonegawa Ririka’s Laboratory is the manga she has worked together with Aoyagi Aito (青柳碧人). Hasegaki did the illustrations while Aoyagi was responsible for the story.
If you’re planning to go as Kill La Kill’s (キルラキル) totally badass protagonist, Ryuko Matoi (纏 流子), then Japanese company Movic (ムービック) has definitely got you covered! The latest addition to Movic’s ACOS line is the official Ryuko Matoi Senketsu (鮮血) costume. Now you have your very own Senketsu to have and to hold forever without having to drain you of your blood!
When singing a song for a popular anime series, dressing up as the characters is a sure fire way to drive fans crazy and that’s just what Japanese pop/rock band DISH// did with their latest single, Saisho no Koi ~ Motetakute ~ (サイショの恋～モテたくて～) which is used as the ending theme of Naruto Shippuden (–ナルト- 疾風伝). Of course, what is Naruto Shippuden without DISH// in their Naruto regalia?