Brand New Sailor Moon Anime Gets Rescheduled… Again.
After all the drool-worthy items released, after all the mounting excitement, and after all this waiting, the 2014 Sailor Moon (美少女戦士セーラームーン) anime gets rescheduled yet again. This news was announced via the official Sailor Moon website on January 10, 2013. The brand new series was once scheduled on the Summer of 2013 but was moved to Winter of 2013 and ultimately on July of 2014 as reported.
While this news will be a bit of a let down, fans will have to endure much more time in waiting for the series’s release. Keep Reading


The best part about travelling is that you grab yourself some souvenirs and tokens that will remind you of the places you have visited. Now, if you happen to be a Vocaloid (ボーカロイド) and will be visiting Japan for the first time, do not, and I do swear DO NOT miss out on visiting the Hatsune Miku Wing Shop (初音ミク ウイングショップ).
The latest Rurouni Kenshin ( るろうに剣心 -明治剣客浪漫譚-) live action movie press photo has been released and Tatsuya Fujiwara (藤原 竜也), who plays Shishio Makoto (志々雄 真実), has finally been joined by the Juppongatana (十本刀). With Shishio standing in the middle with his Mugenjin (無限刃) in his hand, the members of the Juppongatana stand and line on either side of him.
Space Dandy (スペース☆ダンディ), the Dandy Guy In The Space, has yet to be aired but it has inspired a manga series already! Kodansha monthly magazine Sirius (月刊少年シリウス) has announced the good news in their February issue. The Space Dandy manga will be featured under the Wednesday Sirius category over at Nico Nico (ニコニコ).
Hajime Isayama’s (諫山 創) Shingeki no Kyojin (進撃の巨人) has swept the world off its feet with its compelling story of how humanity fights to survive against gigantic humanoid monsters called Titans (巨人) and the anime’s soundtrack makes it even more epic and memorable. Linked Horizon, the Japanese band who took care of the anime’s opening tracks, have released a single entitled Jiyuu E No Shingeki (自由への進撃). If you’re an SnK fan residing in North America, good news! 
Masayuki Ishikawa (石川雅之), creator of Moyashimon (もやしもん), has won a lawsuit filed against director Takashi Kuroki on the grounds of creating a film based on another of Ishikawa’s Kanojo no Kokuhaku (彼女の告白) without the mangaka’s permission.
What better way to promote a manga than to have its very own advertisement made in a way that the characters from the pages come to life? That’s right folks, turning your manga into anime is a surefire way to rake in more readers and Mako-Chan No Lip Cream (マコちゃんのリップクリーム) is the latest manga title to get an anime promotion!