I feel bad that this has taken me so long to get to, but more than a month ago now I attended Otakon 2011 in Baltimore, Maryland.

At Otakon 2011 Bargain Gamer had the chance to sit down with industry legend Tony Oliver. Hit the jump to see his interview with one of the great anime voices. To stalk Tony Oliver head on over to his official website.

I know, I know: I just wrote an article on how the localization of anime is probably a good thing even though it’s easy to fall back on “Americanization iz evul.” And, hard as it is to change my opinion after so many years suffering through bad, bad, bad dubs, I’ve come to the conclusion that there is a large number of shows that have benefitted from a more American-friendly script (Fruits Basket, Fullmetal Alchemist, Axis Power Hetalia and ...

Kana sits down with Kevin McKeever today. Kevin works for a company known as Harmony Gold which distributes many of your favorite anime such as Robotech. Over the course of his conversation with Kana, he talks about the history of animation dubs and gives his view on the state of the industry. This is definitely an interview you don't want to miss.

Kana's special guest of the day is none other than Edie Mirman! Edie is probably best known for her vocal role in Digimon: Digital Monsters as the voice of Gatomon and her various digivolutions as well as her part in the Robotech franchise. On the video game field, she works on the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation games.

Kana was hiding from us in her box, so Kibs is occupying the Korner for today. Heck, he even stole her interview... Introducing the voice of Naruto's Third Hokage, Steve Kramer! Steve tells us a bit about what kind of work he's involved with and even shares a few of his favorite stories. So hit the play button and listen, foo's!

Today on iStalk, Robotech gets a new writer, Diamond Comic Distributors is canceling yet another large batch of titles, and yet another 18 meter tall mech statue was built in Japan.