tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-35574052011-09-02T03:33:09.591-07:00This is a resource for anime and manga enthusiasts as it contains articles pertaining to the industry which might have been otherewise difficult to obtain.Charlesnoreply@blogger.comBlogger51100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3557405.post-911781552003-03-22T05:46:00.000-08:002003-03-22T05:46:33.623-08:00

Got this last year but I forgot to put it up:History of Animersion / Anime@Arki by the staff of Anime@Arki Anime@Arki (A@A) started out as one of the events held during the Architecture week in UP Diliman back in August 1998. It was a two-day event featuring some of the more popular shows like Ranma ½ and Neon Genesis Evangelion to underrated yet quality titles like The Vision of Escaflowne.

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The ABCs of Anime by Charles Tan You might have come upon the word anime from word of mouth, seen it on TV, read it from a magazine, or passed by it in a toy store, but it in either case, you probably have a vague idea of what it is. Of course ask a person to name an anime they know and each one would give you a different answer: Ghost Fighter, Sailormoon, Pokemon, Gundam, Voltes V, Beyblade...

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Anima Anime: A History by Sherwin Nones Anima Anime! started back in May 1999 when two guys (Sherwin and Jan) merged with a group of collectors (Bernie, Israel, Joey, Richmon, Richard) and joined the Collector's Convention in SM Megamall. The newly formed group of collectors decided to unify their resources in making an effort to provide cheap anime merchandise and making it more accessible.

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The Pinoitto Fansubbers by Benjie You can read about us in an interview (sort of) by Lea G. of March 01 issue (not sure) of Questor magazine. Unfortunately, no one cares about fansubs (and about us) back then. Anyway, Short boring thing about us:(unedited) We call ourselves shenglong back then but someone in our group suggested that *dapat alam nila (the fans) na pinoy ito, dapat may pagka "

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Book Review: Adult Manga: Culture and Power in Contemporary Japanese Society Author: Sharon Kinsella Publisher: University of Hawaii Press ISBN: 0824823184 Publication Date: July 2000 Whereas comics are usually associated as "just for kids", the manga industry in Japan does not possess that label. The book Adult Manga narrates at this phenomenon and how it evolved. Unlike the title, the book is

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