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There are many great video games on the market that deserve an anime adaptation, but ultimately many will never see a release on alternate platforms, with

The lovely ladies of the 501st Joint Fighter Wing are back to battle a new breed of alien invader! The extraterrestrial menace known as the Neuroi have returned to Earth, and even a direct hit won't stop these monsters. The Strike Witches are Earth's last line of defense, but they'll have to learn some new tricks to survive this dogfight - and win the war on pants once and for all!

A review of Tokyo ESP, now available on DVD and Blu-ray from Madman Entertainment (Australia / New Zealand) and FUNimation Entertainment (North America)

The Japanese Government was rescued from the brink of financial collapse by the Sovereign Wealth Fund. For its citizens however, life has not improved with

The microwave is a time machine. Okarin proved it. The self-anointed mad scientist nuked bananas into some gelatinous version of the future. Or maybe it was

I still remain uncertain if this series is named Last Exile or LastExile in Australia, given that I have seen both forms used in the recently simulcast series

High School DxD is a series that I still struggle to fully enjoy. This is by no means because of the overarching storyline, which is surprisingly creative and enjoyable action-oriented plot. Rather, it is because the writers have found the need to pander to a wider audience through the use of excessive fanservice at every opportunity.

Kids at Fan Expo share their thoughts on live-action adaptations of anime and manga and how they’re feeling about the new Netflix series One Piece.

Powerful electro-manipulator, Misaka Mikoto, one of the most loved characters in A Certain Magical Index, is back starring in A Certain Scientific Railgun

Adding something a little something extra to this website in the final days of 2015, I have decided to reboot the 'Figures' section of The Otaku's Study,