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Ozaki's "Glory Days" song serves as theme for 1st film opening on September 16 Toys Factory began streaming an official anime music video on Thursday for Hiroya Ozaki's "Glory Days" song. The video features footage from both the original Eureka Seven anime series alongside scenes from the upcoming first Psalms of Planets Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution anime film. "Glory Days" serves as the film's theme song. Some of the other music the film will feature include "Acperience 7" by Hardfloor, Hiroshi Watanabe's "Get it by your hands HI-EVO MIX" (a remix of a similarly named track from the original anime), and Naoki Satō's background music. The first film in the planned trilogy made its worldwide debut at Otakon on August 12. The first film will open in Japan on September 16, and will also open this fall in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. Funimation is in charge of the North American release, and Madman Ente

Game slated for October 3 in N. America, October 6 in Europe NIS America began streaming a video on Wednesday for its release of the Culdcept Revolt Nintendo 3DS game. The video previews the game's four-player multiplayer mode. NIS America will release the game on October 3 in North America and on October 6 in Europe, delayed from its original release date of August 29 in North America and September 1 in Europe. NIS America will offer both standard and limited editions for the game with both physical and digital releases. NIS America describes the game: A world of strategy awaits. As the Culdcept series celebrates its 20th Anniversary, the addictive card game-meets-board game is back, bigger and better than ever with hundreds of new cards, inventive boards, and exciting multiplayer! Follow Allen, a new recruit for the rebel Free Bat forces as you fight for freedom from the tyranny of Count Kraniss. Build your deck, create new strategies, and dominate the board in Cu

1st film in planned trilogy opens in Japan on Saturday Bandai Visual began streaming a new music video on Friday for the upcoming first Psalms of Planets Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution anime film. The video previews Hardfloor's insert song "Acperience7_eureka_mix." The original Eureka Seven series itself contained numerous references to Hardfloor (including four episodes named after the duo's "Acperience" tracks) as well as other electronic and house music artists. Some of the other music the film will feature include Hiroshi Watanabe's "Get it by your hands HI-EVO MIX" (a remix of a similarly named track from the original anime), Hiroya Ozaki's "Glory Days" theme song, and Naoki Satō's background music. The first film in the planned trilogy made its worldwide debut at Otakon on August 12. The first film will open in Japan on Saturday, and will also open this fall in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. Fun

Kimi no Suizō o Tabetai live-action film stays at #7, 'Fireworks' Falls to #10 The live-action Okuda Tamio ni Naritai Boy - Deau Otoko Subete Kuruwaseru Girl (The Boy Who Wished to Be Tamio Okuda - The Girl Who Drove All the Men She Met Crazy) film, based on a manga by Chokkaku Shibuya, opened at #6 in the Japanese box office. The film sold 52,000 tickets to earn about 75 million yen (about US$667,950). The live-action Kimi no Suizō o Tabetai (I Want to Eat Your Pancreas) stayed at #7 in its eighth weekend from September 16-17. The film earned 58,903,600 yen (about US$524,482) on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday for a box office total of 3,190,966,300 yen (about US$28.4 million). The film is based on Yoru Sumino's novel of the same name. The book is also inspiring an anime film next year. Eureka Seven: Hi - Evolution, the first film in the planned trilogy, ranked at #8 in its opening weekend. The film opened on 107 screens in Japan on Saturday, after making its worldwide de

A new, additional ongoing ANIMOSITY series! One day, the animals woke up. They started thinking. They started talking. They started taking revenge. Now, they’ve started building. In a city by the sea, a new power is on the rise…and they’re making an animal kingdom all their own. From the brilliant mind of creator/writer Marguerite Bennett (INSEXTS, Bombshells and Batwoman) with artwork by Eric Gapstur–ANIMOSITY: EVOLUTION is an exciting new series that expands upon this already amazing world!

Screenings begin October 28 The official website for the Eureka Seven: Hi - Evolution film trilogy announced on Friday that the first film will get 4DX and MX4D screenings at 71 Japanese theaters starting on October 28. Those who attend the screenings will receive a strip of film like the sample pictured below. With the 4DX and MX4D systems, certain theaters have motion seats that move in sync with certain action sequences onscreen. Similarly, effects such as scents, wind, and mist will operate in accordance with the action onscreen. The first film opened on 107 screens in Japan on September 16, after making its worldwide debut at Otakon on August 12. In its first two days, it raised about 63 million yen (about US$561,137). The film will also open this fall in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. Funimation is in charge of the North American release, and Madman Entertainment is in charge of the Austra

Series to air on Disney XD, Teletoon d-rights' U.S. subsidiary Sunrights announced on Tuesday that it has licensed Beyblade Burst Evolution, "Season 2" of the Beyblade Burst television anime series. The company has licensed the anime to Disney XD in the United States and to Corus Entertainment's Teletoon and Disney XD channels in Canada. In Japan, the sequel to Beyblade Burst is titled Beyblade Burst God. In addition, Hasbro will release the Beyblade Burst Switchstrike tie-in product line in the United States and Canada in January 2018. The toy company also released an update for its Beyblade Burst iOS and Android app. The June 2017 issue of TFE Licensing revealed in May that Beyblade Burst Evolution will premiere in Canada this fall from Chorus Entertainment. Beyblade Burst premiered in Japan in April 2016, and Beyblade Burst God premiered this past April. The Beyblade Burst anime began airing on Canada's Teletoon channel in September 2016, and then premiered on Disne

Kunihiko Yasui confirmed as Berserker in video The official website for Fate/Extra Last Encore, the television anime of the Fate/Extra game, revealed the anime's theme song artists and confirmed another voice cast member on Sunday. Takanori Nishikawa (T.M. Revolution) is performing the opening theme song, and Sayuri is contributing her new song "Tsuki to Hanataba" (The Moon and the Bouquet) as the ending theme. Kunihiko Yasui will reprise the role of Berserker in the anime. The website also revealed a character visual, and is streaming the character ad. (Note: The linked character ad is region-locked to Japan.) The anime will premiere "next winter." The show's official website is revealing six character commercials once every two weeks during the latest episode of the Fate/Apocrypha anime. The show will star: Atsushi Abe as Hakuno Kishinami Sakura Tange as Saber Urara Takano as Rider Kousuke Toriumi as Archer Ai Nonaka as Caster Akiyuki Simbo (March

Preview art for Animosity: Evolution #8 reveals what the previous issue hinted at — that a vast and terrible civil war approaches the new animal kingdom. Issue #7 ended with a band of dolphins effectively cutting off the water supply to Wintermute’s followers. The preview art hints at the repercussions for those actions. The preview art sees all manner of nightmares coming to fruition. Not only has Wintermute seemingly turned a corner when it comes to brokering peace based on the idea of equality, but the war drums are beating loudly. The sneak peek even sees primates tripping over themselves to get into a tank, which is never a good sign. RELATED: Bendis Shares Rebirth Debut of The Question in Action Comics #1005 It will be interesting to see how the land forces of Wintermute engage those of the dolphins, the latter, of course, being sea creatures who are adept in their environment and capable of wreaking havoc should they please. Perhaps W

Bem, pra quem leu olhou tanto faz, Seishin no mahō. É oficial, Parei com ele. Só que eu tinha outro projeto a lançar, mas por causa de um conflito apaguei todos os capítulos. Estava no capítulo 17? Não lembro, mas eram muitos. E vou recriar o universo inteiro, com uma mudança. A história personagens e roteiros mudaram para uma realidade alternativa. Se alguém quiser me ajudar tanto com apoio feedback até a postar um capítulo do mangá dogs aceitável será de grande ajuda.