Director Tommy Yune talks about developing the Robotech sequel movie that was later released on DVD in 2007.
Via Anime Insider: Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles (December 2004)
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Via Anime Insider: Manga’s Performance in the US (December 2004)
A quick article on the impressive dominance of manga in the US in 2004, where manga titles reportedly made up 47 of the top 50 selling titles.
(Which reminds me: I should probably go back and add 2003-2006 US manga data at some point.)
Via Anime Insider: Matt Hawkins (December 2004)
Top Cow President Matt Hawkins talks about why they decided to make a Witchblade anime with studio Gonzo.
Via Anime Insider: L’Arc en Ciel (December 2004)
Musicians L’Arc en Ciel talks about the differences between their performances in the US versus in Japan.
Via Anime Insider: Shoji Kawamori (December 2004)
Shoji Kawamori talks about the largest number of projects he ever worked on at once (17!) and the difference between doing comedy versus drama. He also names The Spring of Kenji (aka Spring and Chaos/Kenji no Haru) as his favorite among his many works. Coincidentally, studio Satelight’s work on that project was how he became involved with them.
Via Anime Insider: Bones/Fullmetal Alchemist (December 2004)
Various studio Bones staffers. the voices of Ed and Al, and author Hiromu Arakawa discuss various aspects of symbolism in the FMA series.
Via Anime Insider: Digi Charat (October 2004)
Various people involved with Digi Charat talk about Dejiko’s evolution from Koge-Donbo illustration to mascot character.
Via Anime Insider: Myung-Jin Lee (October 2004)
A short interview with Manhwa artist Myung-Jin Lee, creator of the Ragnarok series.
Via Anime Insider: TM Revolution (October 2004)
Musician TM Revolution talks about voicing Miguel Aiman for Gundam Seed and his favorite musicians.
Via Anime Insider: 4Kids Entertainment (October 2004)
A pair of articles about 4kids entertainment, the first about their plans for One Piece, and the second about fan demand for uncut versions of other shows.
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