The wife of Grant George, Jessica has been at work in the industry since before some of you knew what anime even was! These days you can hear her as ...
Merry Melodies is making a comeback in a big way! It's time for a Top 50!
What would you do if you were transported to feudal Japan to save it? Grab a sword, master you special powers and go fight baddies, right?
It's time for our international audience to win big and attend London Anime Con for free!
A familiar face in the Korner, Grant George returns. Grant's been busy with much more than just Dissidia: Final Fantasy since we last talked, landing big roles in both Nura: ...
I prefer to call this article "a retrospect" instead of a review. Maybe I should call it "thoughts" instead. Maybe "analysis." Wait, no. Retrothoughtasis. Perfect.
The rain sure is heavy today, mostly because we're talking to Judi Beecher! Judi is the voice of Madison Paige in Heavy Rain, and she's been working on some neat ...
Who's that over there? It's Marianne Miller! In addition to being the super cool wife of LittleKuriboh, Marianne has also been hard at work on things she can't tell us ...
For all the newbie convention goers who aren't sure about going to a convention, or want to go to a convention but are worried about what to expect, fear not! ...
Grab your pet jellyfish and check out out awesome interview with Lara Woodhull! Lara is the voice of Clara from Princess Jellyfish, as well as Chimney in the latest arc ...
Bullet hell shooters have constantly taught us that no matter how good you are at a game, no matter how many hours you put in, no matter your achievement score ...
Video games can do so many great things when it comes to creating an experience. The amazing thing about video games that most other mediums don't have is the sheer ...
Cosplayers set new goals after each convention, sometimes seven times in a year. The greatest challenge: actually getting the costume to a convention in one piece.
I think it’s safe to say that Indie games are a hit or miss bunch. Love them or hate them, there is just as good of a chance that ...
Posted on May 09 2013
What would you do if you were transported to feudal Japan to save it? Grab a sword, master you special powers and go fight baddies, right?
Posted on Apr 28 2013
I prefer to call this article "a retrospect" instead of a review. Maybe I should call it "thoughts" instead. Maybe "analysis." Wait, no. Retrothoughtasis. Perfect.
Posted on Apr 11 2013
I heard you like anime so let's review one, all right? How about A Certain Scientific Railgun?
Posted on Feb 14 2013
In our never ending quest to be the online destination for anime fandom, 91.8 The Fan is developing an anime database. As part of that effort, I've been asked to write anime summaries. Oddly enough, some of my entries were rejected!
Posted on Dec 13 2012
All right people, put on your lab coats and grab your wrenches; it's time to review Steamboy; FOR SCIENCE!!!
Posted on Jul 22 2012
What do a quaint fishing town, aliens and ducks have in common? Gather your tackle because you're about to find out in this Fishin' Edition of Molly Rants-a-lot! Let's dive in with Tsuritama!!
Posted on Jun 27 2012
You know Tony Stark's floating, touch-controlled hologram screens in Iron Man? What if everyone had one of those, and only they could see their own? That's exactly what happens in this show's version of Japan, year 2046. Let's take a trip to the future this week with the futuristic fantasy, Accel World!
Posted on Jun 24 2012
One year ago, I gave you a look into the world through the eyes of a child in Yotsuba&!. This June, we will take a look at a series of more mature works by my personal favorite mangaka, Natsume Ono. Settle down with your lemonade, because you are in for a mellow treat!
Posted on May 23 2012
This weekend is a historic one: this Saturday marks the return of Toonami! You may have plans to just chill at home and watch, or be like me and have a mass viewing party. However you plan to celebrate (and watch,) let's take today to look back onto everyone's favorite Toonami classic: Dragon Ball Z.
Posted on May 09 2012
If you have been any form of anime fan in the past fifty years, odds are you've at least heard of Lupin the Third. If you haven't, just say you have to prevent immediate execution. Starting as a manga in 1967, this series has managed to find its way into almost every medium possible. Today we look at the most recent installation, the ongoing show "The Woman Called Fujiko Mine."
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