Another of the behind the scenes folks from Funimation, Lance Heiskel handles a lot of the technical stuff that Funimation produces. He also likes to analyze certain aspects of the marketing side, so listen to what he has to say!

Another of Funimation's finest, Clarine Harp handles the production for just about every Funimation DVD you can name! On top of that, you can hear her as China in Hetalia: Axis Powers!

After a bit of an impromptu break, The Owl in the Rafters is back with a convention related update! Anime Central, one of the largest anime conventions in the U.S.'s midwest region was this past end of April weekend so I'd like to go over some brief highlights and address my usual concerns with the state of the convention scene and, to some extent, anime fandom in general.

‘Bejitarizumu,’ a play on the words vegetarian (be-ji-te-ri-an-iz-u-mu) and rhythm (ri-zu-mu), has quickly become one of Japan’s most recent viral videos. This strangely addictive and undeniably cute video features four children in a supermarket, dancing around in leotards and tutus with vegetables on their heads.

This week, we'll take another look at Flow and why the songs they song are so awesome. Spin the roulette and call to yourself, it's time for another Merry Melodies!

Another mini interview with Antimere Robinson from Funimation. Antimere is the brains behind the DVD menus for some great series like Gunslinger Girl and Fullmetal Alchemist. You can also hear him in cool series like Fairy Tail, where he "plays a lot of gay guys."

Hello and welcome back to another awesome edition of the YuleBlog. Will our heroines have destroyed each other like they were poised to do in the last episode? Let's find out!

There is a question that I hear fairly frequently that bothers me more than it rightly should. I understand the intent behind the query, but the way it is phrased is so poorly thought out and foolish sounding that it makes me roll my eyes just out of reflex. Because no matter how intelligent the person may be, the moment they ask that flawed question, “Are video games art?”

Today, a live action comedy wins an award, learn how to rack up your score while emptying your bladder, and Nintendo makes money, who would have thought?

In the first of many awesome bite-sized Funimation interviews, we had the social media manager, Justin Rojas come on and talk about all the recent stuff Funimation has been up to!