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Final question. It all rides on this.

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Also: "Treime," "Longears Above The Clouds," "Ending Theme," "The Fantasy Ends Today" one-shots

Star Fruit Books Licenses Reality, Children, Don't Play In The Dark, 8 Man Infinity, More Mangawww.animenewsnetwork.com Also: "Treime," "Longears Above The Clouds," "Ending Theme," "The Fantasy Ends Today" one-shots

man idk if it's relics or what but I cannot clear Star Rail end game content for the life of me

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Oooh boy, so what happens when you're an anime fan in Texas in the 90's, you're unhinged and you have access to some graphic design and layout software? You come up with the newest addition to #otakuarchive, The SDF Files #26. Lupin III: Bye Bye Liberty, the Gall Force alphabet....

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I lost the 50/50 and got Bailu 😫

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[Review] Now streaming on Netflix, it's never too late to appreciate the underdog classic anime, Hajime no Ippo.

Hajime no Ippo Episodes 1-25 Anime Series Reviewwww.animenewsnetwork.com

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A bit of morning reading for you all: a 1995 Austin American-Statesman article about the rising prominence of anime clubs as anime entered mainstream pop cultural currents. Features a brief interview with Walter Amos.

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It's not too hard to see early hints at his style when looking at the artwork in these books.

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Masamune Shirow's doujin work before he went pro is well documented, but the actual work he did for doujin like Atlas and Pate isn't well documented. Plus, the books themselves are pretty rare.

Anyway it's kind of tricky getting into a fighting game partly because there's so many conflicting tier lists - should I not play this character? Does this matter that much?

I sure would have liked to do something today other than lay down with a heating pad and wait to stop cramping. Body decided to be extra shitty this time.

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New for the #otakuarchive we have "Japanese Animation News & Review" issue 1 from January '91 from Connecticut. Reviews of Nausicaa, a look at Robotech. Also, watch out! Your Japanese shortwave radio may be shut down due to the Persian Gulf war. archive.org/details/japa...

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Also for #otakuarchive have issue 4 of "Japanese Animation News & Review" from July '91 with a look at Nausicaa and Dune, anime cels, a preview of AnimeCon'91 and do you want to eat Lum's cake? Who doesn't!? archive.org/details/janr...

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Finally for today from the #otakuarchive, we have the September '91 issue of Japanese News & Review with a look at that Miyazaki guy who is working on this new "Poro Poro" movie, and since we just had a preview of AnimeCon'91 here's the full review with new photos. archive.org/details/janr...

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If you love manga, you should know the name Frederik L. Schodt. He struggled tirelessly and often alone in both Japan and the US to get manga seen as something more than frivolous children's entertainment. It was a cultural and economic powerhouse struggling to burst its bonds and be set free.

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lol I was an intern (office side) on this. It was bad. If you're wondering why the filming locations were so shit, it's because they planned the route for the tour but not the actual spots, so the interns had to do the best we could to find...anything. 🙃

The Failure of “America’s Greatest Otaku” - Megan D. examines TOKYOPOP's ill-fated attempt to create a reality TV show geared toward anime fans. She examines the series from the top down, from baffling production choices to ill-advised locations, set against the backdrop of an ongoing industry crash

The Failure of "America's Greatest Otaku"hera.fyi Tokyopop’s situation was still precarious after a round of layoffs in 2008, but company founder and CEO Stu Levy was certain he could turn things around.

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Book

playing a Star Rail side event in which I make weird Little Dessert Guys, following up the one where I was a bartender for monsters

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So, in 1983, the Sydney Morning Herald's kids' section had a letters section that was dominated by kids talking about Star Blazers. cc @timeldred.bsky.social

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Another #otakuarchive update. Ready for AFO? Not Anime Festival Orlando but "Anime Fandom Organization" of Oklahoma City, OK. From 1991, this issue features a look at the differences between Lensman movie/books, Dirty Pair Flight 005 Conspiracy and much more. archive.org/details/afo-...

Decided to try Street Fighter 6 for some reason. Still feel like I'm button mashing but I think I'm starting to remember what does what.

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@bunnycartoon.bsky.social and myself are guests on this episode of Otaku no Shouzou, a normally Spanish-language Chilean anime fan podcast that just for us went Anglo for the day so we could talk about the experience of pre-2000 anime fandom in the Estados Unidos! hanagumi.denpa.cl/2024/07/04/o...

Otaku no Shouzou 138: Animé pre-2000 en Estados Unidos | Hanagumi ver. 2.0: Da Return hanagumi.denpa.cl

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The Streamaversary starts tomorrow!! 🥳🥳🥳

My 3 Year Twitch Streamaversary is July 4th! I'll be doing my 1st ever Gunpla Build live, and taking donations to help me pay for new glasses plus the last of the things I need for my Otakon trip. Here's the donation incentives we can unlock! Twitch.tv/bunnycartoon

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cover by Dan Baker (RIP), and that's a really early "The City" strip (probably unauthorized reprint) by @derfbackderf.bsky.social

Want your anime fanzine with a heavy dose of underground comics vibe? We've got the July 1992 edition of Psychommu Gaijin, one of the longest running anime fanzines around. This issue takes a look at Akon 3, a look back at "Minicon" and much more. archive.org/details/psyc...

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Dave takes a catgirl-bikini leap into the Anime Central 1999 program book at this month's Let's Anime! letsanime.blogspot.com/2024/06/rose...

Rosemont: 1999letsanime.blogspot.com Japanese animation, anime, cartoons, manga, 1960-1990, Tezuka, Miyazaki, Ishinomori, Matsumoto, Yamato, Gatchaman, Star Blazers, Captain Harlock

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The FUUTO PI anime is getting an anime film on November 8, featuring Kenjiro Tsuda as Sōkichi Narumi!

Fuuto PI Anime Gets Film Opening on November 8www.animenewsnetwork.com Kenjiro Tsuda joins cast as Sōkichi Narumi

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those fatal fury movies always make terry look so glittersparkle moe

Considering Star Rail to distract yourself from the horror of existence? There's an invite event - my code is GU15M79K6N

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Small update for the #OtakuArchive, a small issue from December 1989 of "The Anime Exchange" from Minnesota. If you want to participate in a by mail Urusei Yatsura Role playing game contact Mike! Also WTF is "Gall Force Fightin' Spirits"!?!?!?!? archive.org/details/the-...