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posted on 2002-01-20 14:09 EST by Christopher Macdonald

Animan has posted on the forum that the NY Times article is on the cover of the Art & Leisure section, and on page 33 there is also another article about the editing of Cardcaptors, which can be read here.

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The ANN Aftershow - The Orb Anime Hits Different in 2025

Feb 10, 18:45 anime

James and Lynzee catch back up on Orb as it broaches topics of censorship, freedom of information, and resistance. Plus, we catch up on ZENSHU. and its adoration of the anime medium! ― New Year, New Anime! James and Lynzee catch back up on Orb as it broaches topics of censorship, freedom of information, and resistance. Plus, we catch up on Zenshu and its adoration of the anime medium! The views and ...

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Interview with Katsuhito Akiyama, Executive Director of BEYBLADE X

Feb 10, 12:37

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Get ready to Let It Rip! Our writer sat down with the legendary animation director, Katsuhito Akiyama, to talk about his role as Executive Director of the new BEYBLADE X animation series. Since launching on Disney XD last summer, the series is also now streaming on Hulu and Netflix, so check it out! Many of our readers have been fans of your work for decades. How has your extensive experience as ...

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AI2U: With You 'Til The End Game Review

Feb 10, 12:00

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A computer can never create, therefore computers must never make creative decision. ― To paraphrase IBM's slide from a 1979 panel: a computer can never create, therefore computers must never make creative decisions. AI2U: With You 'Til The End prides itself upon using generative AI as a focal point in its game, powering the basic intelligence of its three protagonists as you interact with them. In ch...

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Creating a Classic JRPG in the Modern Era: An Interview with Final Fantasy Creator Hironobu Sakaguchi

Feb 10, 09:00

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"I write a certain amount every morning, but I do it while I'm engaging in "gameplay" within an imaginary world." ― This past December, Hironobu Sakaguchi, the man known as “The Father of Final Fantasy,” brought an upgraded remaster of his studio's latest JRPG to PC and consoles with Fantasian Neo Dimension. Recently, ANN asked him a few questions about his return to making traditional turn-based RPG...

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Your Anime Rankings - Best of Winter 2025, Jan 29-Feb 4

Feb 9, 18:30 anime

Medalist breaks into the top 5 cumulative, while From Bureaucrat to Villainess emerges as a surprise comedy hit. Find out where your favorites rank this week! ― Let's have a look at what ANN readers consider the best (and worst) of the season, based on the polls you can find in our Daily Streaming Reviews and on the Your Score page with the latest simulcasts. Keep in mind that these rankings are bas...

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One Piece Film Red 4K SteelBook Blu-ray Review

Feb 9, 12:00

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One Piece Film Red is a feast for the eyes and ears, but is more spectacle than substance. ― Disc 1 – The Movie One Piece movies can be understood to come in two distinct types: Arcs summaries, such as The Desert Princess and the Pirates: Adventures in Alabasta, or a single new adventure, complete with a new character to be rescued and a new bad guy to be defeated. One Piece: Red is an example of the...

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Neptunia Riders VS Dogoos Game Review

Feb 8, 12:00

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I had a decent amount of fun riding around power-sliding through goofy dog slimes and the game never takes itself too seriously to get upset about the shallow plot or simple visuals. ― Neptunia Riders vs Dogoos is one of the stranger games that I've reviewed here for ANN. As far as Neptunia goes, it's something of an institution at this point. Starting back in 2010 on the Playstation 3, the series fo...

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Kawaii Cafe Ramen Cookbook Review

Feb 7, 12:00

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The number one thing this book taught me was that making homemade ramen isn’t nearly as difficult as I always assumed it would be. ― Has any singular food been made to look more great more often in anime than ramen? Naruto, That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, Ponyo, Ramen Akaneko, Food Wars—the list of anime that are notable for having excellent looking ramen can go on, and on, and on. And even ...

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This Week in Games - Censorship in Japan

Feb 7, 11:00

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Jean-Karlo flips the perspective and looks at games that had to be censored before their Japanese release, from Abe's Odyssey to Lollipop Chainsaw. ― Welcome back, folks! With February, it's finally Black History Month. It's a good time to read up on the many important Black members of the game industry who have shaped our hobby. This can include voice actors like Cree Summers or John Eric Bentley, i...

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Bringing Übel Blatt to the Screen - An Interview with Director Takashi Naoya

Feb 7, 09:00

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Director Naoya shares the reasoning behind some of the anime's story changes and how the team brought Köinzell's vengeance to life. ― Etorouji Shiono's Ubel Blatt manga may seem like an odd choice for a contemporary anime adaptation at first blush - the series was serialized between 2004 and 2019, and it definitely retains the feel of its era of dark fantasy with its grimdark qualities and moments of...

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