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And next up something perhaps a little more popular, a selection of clips from the upcoming Bleach movie, Memories Of Nobody
clip 1, clip 2. clip 3, clip 4.
“Boasting upscale cinematic credentials that simply add to the thrilling visual and narrative elements that have made Bleach the biggest anime sensation since Naruto. BLEACH THE MOVIE: MEMORIES OF NOBODY takes the characters and settings of the popular supernatural fantasy TV series to a whole new level!”

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With a couple of stand alone movies due out from manga Entertainment this month, first we’ve got a few clips from the upcoming ghibli title Panda Go Panda, an old title some say the prototype to Totoro.
clip 1, clip 2. clip 3, clip 4.
“You won’t want to miss the wacky adventures of PANDA! GO PANDA! arriving on DVD, courtesy of Manga Entertainment. Join bright young girl, Mimiko, as her wish comes true when she happens upon a baby panda named Panny and his large, bamboo-loving father. See all three friends getting into mischief in this irresistibly charming DVD. This classic anime is a bright, cheerful tale and is essential viewing for kids and grown-up fans of Studio Ghibli's output alike.”

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Bounty huntering Thievery and special power seem to be the order of the day for this manga and Tarns taken a look and this Freak of a manga Ha ha bad bun ok you know what to do to read her thoughts on the on click the link and enjoy
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Anime League club based out of London as well as their presence at the LFCC are holding there own event in November. A new mini con to add the ever-growing UK con circuit.
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They’ve already announced two anime VA’s in Vic Mignogna and Spike Spencer as attending and we’ve got a press release fromt eh folks at Anime League who will be heading up the events at the Animania part of the LFCC.
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Sorry I’ve been a little distracted lately so not posted when I was meant too, so as an apology here’s two volume ones form that busy bee Tarn and they are Fall in love like a comic & captive heats I hope you enjoy them.
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Tarn’s taken a look at Baby and Me so what’s it all about to find out click the link and find out.
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One more review for the every long running series of Bleachso what here for you to get interested in, well click the line and find out, enjoy
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Tarn’s taken a look at the second volume of Tokyo Boys and Girls so what her thoughts on it you just have to click the link and find out, enjoy.
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Its the final one and yeah it’s been a while since this one came out so I’m playing catch up with me review pile. So for you reading pleasure here’s Black cat volume 6, enjoy.
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This time Tarn has taken a look at the first volume of the series Cynical Orange a manhwa take on the shojo genre by Yun Ji-Un.
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Posting this a bit later than planned (honestly who plans this? – Ai-Chan) Chris has taken a look at what has turned out to be the most popular shojo series in the UK Ouran Host Club part 1 from Manga Entertainment.
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Yeah yeah, we know that we’re a little late this month but we have a good excuse so click the link to for episode 11 and to make you comments go on over to our forum at eyeonanime forums.
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Yip not a lot else I can really say to that is there so with out further to do here Ian’s review to the heftay chunk of Bleach, click the link and read on, enjoy
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Making for a trio of volume 1 reviews tarn has also read the first volume of VIZ’s Red River.
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Lets keep you on your toes for weekend reading material as we have another review by Tarn this time taking a look at volume 1 of CMX’s The Devil Does Exist.
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Hitting up another manga review tarn has checked out the first volume of Viz’s 10 volume series Kare First Love.
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Ok it been a while but here’s my next DVD review for Black cat volume 5, to know what I thought of this volume click the link and enjoy.
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And it’s a Japanese guest, Halko Momoi has been announced as the first guest to be attending this years Ayacon, being held this august, the Seiyuu & Singer might be best known for her roles in Nurse Witch Komugi, as Komugi, Ai in FF:Unlimited and Chiaki in Ai Yori Aoshi. Or you might know her for her work on opening themes as part of the group UNDER17.

Head on over to our forums, where Fudce as more info and links.

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One of Ghibli’s lesser known films Ocean Waves, it appears is finally down for release in august, you can “sea” the details here, thanks to Titan over on the EoA forums for the link.
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Seriously, you still want more fantasy anime clips for what to buy, the three titles couldn’t be more different as now we have a selection from Manga’s Claymore. clip 1, clip 2. clip 3, clip 4. clip 5.
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Still need more of a fantasy fill, we also have a few clips from Manga’s upcoming Blue Dragon. clip 1, clip 2.
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The fantasy anime based on the popular PS2/PS3 tactical J-RPG is due out shortly from MVM and we have a few clips to get you started. clip 1, clip 2, clip 3, clip 4.
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Following up from the email the other day, we’ve had a full proper press release from the folks at the London Expo.
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A trip to a snowy mountain a spot of jealousy are just some of the thing that happen in this last volume of Millennium Snow,. to know more read Tarns review for this volume by clicking the link and read on, enjoy
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We’ve just had an email from the guys at the London expo, who are delighted to tell us that not only did they have a record number of attendees on Saturday but they broke the world record for the most people dressed as videogame characters, totalling 376 this time around. Gaz Deaves, Guinness World Records Video Games Record Manager says: “Once again the dedicated cosplayers of the London MCM Expo have demonstrated their commitment to breaking records. This achievement will be considered for inclusion in the next Guinness World Records Gamer’s Edition and I’d like to congratulate everyone involved for their fantastic costumes as well as their patience while we counted all 376 of them!”

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A brand new feature for eyeonanime, we’ve just launched a site blog., where us reviewers can post our thoughts on a variety of anime and manga, thoughts we just can’t fit anywhere else on the site but can’t / don’t want to keep to ourselves. Or perhaps we’ll post about something else entirely we’ll have to see, expect rants to randomness and everything in-between.
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It looks like you should never judge a book by it cover as Asuka a man’s man with every girl swooning at him but there more to the man than meets the eye. To find out what that maybe read Tarn’s review for volume 1 of Otomen, enjoy.
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Capping off the series from Manga Entertainment I’ve looked at Death Note.with the final double disc volume due out this coming Monday, or last weekend if you were at the London Expo.
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New characters appear, a challenge is issued and a potentially sprained wrist, are just few of the problems for our style making heroes have to content with this issue. But to know Tarn’s thoughts the click the line for Beauty Pop volume 3, and read on, enjoy.
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Aladdin type short story are what this manga appears to about but don’t take my world for it click the line and read Tarns review for this one shot manga King of the Lamp, enjoy.
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The expo was a busy day to be sure on Saturday (and I was out partying Saturday night hence the late postings) but there were a few other bits and bobs of news at the expo.

ADV were in attendance selling their wares, but nothing new, sharing a table next to 4Digital I asked about Mnemosyne which sadly is up in the air at the moment with them and another party unsure on who owns the license.
Revelation were there but nothing new on their front either, still athte mercy of FUNimation in the US, they did have their usual BOGOF offer on though which was nice.

MVM aside from the licenses, Slayers is apparently doing well, and Cutey Honey Live Action movie is also selling well.

Manga held their own panel at 11am but sadly my Dictaphone’s battery ran out half way through.
Naruto Shippenden will be pushed next year after al lthe filler. A third Naruto movie will be out hopefully by boxing day again. The Bleach movies are so late in coming due to them trying to keep the continuity with the TV series. Manga had a long list of Blu rays on the cards too, both GitS movies and the GitS 2.0 “George Lucas” version, as well as Blood the last vampire, and Afro Samurai as well as others that escape me at the moment.
Manga also announced that they have the rights to Sky Crawlers, the new Oshii movie.
Ouran Host Club has quickly become the best selling Shojo title in the UK with 1500 copies sold so far.
Manga also have the new FMA series Brotherhood, which they will stream in the Uk first before following up next year with the DVD release.

BEEZ have announced they have Code Geass (sp?) they are planning a big push for the movie Sword of The Stranger later in the year and their Gurren Laggan release is in an all new deluxe hardback gatefold set, you could buy this early at the Expo and it looks very nice.

That’s your lot for now, I’m sure I’ve forgotten stuff, head on over to the news section of our forums for more bits of news and discussions on them.

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The thunder was stolen on all of these by various sources but the recently held London Expo has once again revealed a few licenses of new shows.

MVM have the mecha show Aquarion, the CLAMP TV series X and Moribito, AKA guardian of the spirit Moribito, which is a 26 eppisode TV series currently being released in the US by Media Blasters on a now unconventional 8 volume release, will MVM follow suit, we’ll see.

Meanwhile Manga Ent have Shigurui: Death Frenzy while will most definitely come out as an 18 certificate and will ( IIRC ) be released as a 1 volume box set.

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Ok is this a hot Gimmick want-a-be or something that has only a passing similarity to find out Tarn’s view, click the link for Tokyo Boys and Girls, and read on.
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A little later than planned but I sat down for some much needed spookiness with volume 1 of Manga’s Ghost Hunt.
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Girl meat prince, prince and girl don’t like each other, can any one eles see where this one going for Tarn view on this click the line for volume 1 of Goong,.
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