An article built around miscellaneous bits of trivia. Interesting more for the purposes of curiosity than as an actual source; I would be very cautious about trusting any of these if I couldn’t corroborate them, but it’s a way to start looking for interesting narratives.
Short article talking about 4Kids’ license of the original Pretty Cure series, which never saw US release under their management. Toei later added the series to crunchyroll in 2008.
Short article, with TV Tokyo’s Makoto Shiraishi talking about how Keroro became an increasingly household name after starting out as a more otaku-oriented franchise.
A bunch of anime directors talk about what their favorite series was growing up. It’s a neat topic that gets some pretty diverse answers.
The members of the band High and Mighty Color talk about their origins as a cover band, their favorite songs, and their favorite anime.
Cary Elwes talks about voice acting and his thoughts on Miyazaki’s films.
Short article talking about Viz’s license agreement for MAR and Prince of Tennis, both of which were initially licensed for TV but not home video.
Director Yoshimasa Hiraike talks about the core releationships that drove Solty Rei, along with the numerous works that influenced it (Lethal Weapon, Kindergarten Cop, Speed, and, surprisingly, Friends).
Director Toshifumi Takizawa shares brief thoughts on each episode of Samurai 7.
An article about manga magazines. While it doesn’t contain any information that’s new to me, it’s a nice, basic overview of a couple different ones, so I thought I’d include it.
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