Cop - Westside Street: [having just pulled the T-X over for speeding] Lady, do you have any idea how fast you were goin'?
T-X: [smiling] I like your gun.
- Kristanna Loken as T-X from Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003)
Showing posts with label 2003. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2003. Show all posts
Friday, April 12, 2013
Gun, Kristanna Loken as T-X from Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003)
Cop - Westside Street: [having just pulled the T-X over for speeding] Lady, do you have any idea how fast you were goin'?
T-X: [smiling] I like your gun.
- Kristanna Loken as T-X from Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003)
Car, Kristanna Loken as T-X from Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003)
T-X: I like your car.
- Kristanna Loken as T-X from Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003)
Friday, April 11, 2008
G-taste (ジィ・テイスト)
G-taste (ジィ・テイスト)
Genre: Erotic
Manga
Author: Hiroki Yagami
Publisher: Kodansha
Demographic: Seinen
Magazine: Young Magazine Upper's
Original run: July 9, 1997 –
Original video animation
Director: Kandy Kanal
Studio: Green Bunny
Licensor: SoftCel Pictures, Critical Mass
Released: February 4, 2003
Episodes: 7
G-taste (ジィ・テイスト) is an erotic manga series illustrated by the artist Hiroki Yagami (八神ひろき, Yagami Hiroki) and serialised in Young Magazine Upper's. The "G" in "G-taste" is used symbolically as the letter between "F" (for "Fetish") and "H" (for "hentai"). The anime has been licensed in the US by Softcel Pictures. However the rights have since expired and now Critical Mass have since bought the rights. Not all of the series has been licensed as only the first five episodes have been released in the US. Episodes 6 and 7 have, to date, not been released in the US at all.
Hiroki Yagami places a great deal of emphasis on character design, and some of his female characters have become cult figures in Japanese anime. The G-taste comics consist of a collection of four scene erotic vignettes, which typically each focus on a particular female character. Characteristically, they feature very little male involvement in sexual acts, which contributes to the voyeuristic atmosphere. They are not usually very graphic, abiding by the Japanese legal restriction on not showing the lower genital areas. Some of the activities shown include masturbation, bondage, lesbian sex etc. Like most anime, it features female characters with highly improbable proportions. The comics seem to thrive on fetishes, and motifs of long legs, heels and short skirts are continuously recycled. Nevertheless, G-taste can be said to be artistic in terms of presentation, with slow and deliberate scenes showing close-ups of anatomy and of movement. Its art is relatively unique in Japanese anime.
The characters of G-taste include the stock figures of Japanese pornography, including the school girl, office clerk, secretary, nurse, waitress, receptionist, campaign girl, maid, doctor, teacher, and wife.
G-taste has also released a number of short films, mostly dramatisations of its comic stories. They are distinguished by realistic entourage. It has also spawned a number of computer games, including G-taste Mahjong for Arcade and PlayStation 2. But far and away the most successful part of the G-taste franchise is the resin figurines modelled on G-taste characters, which enjoy mainstream appeal in Japan and overseas. Some of the resin statues sell for up to USD $150 each. To an extent, the G-taste franchise demonstrates the crossover occurring between hentai, anime and comics.
Manga series | Anime OVAs | Hentai anime and manga | Video games based on anime and manga | Anime of 2003 | Seinen manga
Genre: Erotic
Manga
Author: Hiroki Yagami
Publisher: Kodansha
Demographic: Seinen
Magazine: Young Magazine Upper's
Original run: July 9, 1997 –
Original video animation
Director: Kandy Kanal
Studio: Green Bunny
Licensor: SoftCel Pictures, Critical Mass
Released: February 4, 2003
Episodes: 7
G-taste (ジィ・テイスト) is an erotic manga series illustrated by the artist Hiroki Yagami (八神ひろき, Yagami Hiroki) and serialised in Young Magazine Upper's. The "G" in "G-taste" is used symbolically as the letter between "F" (for "Fetish") and "H" (for "hentai"). The anime has been licensed in the US by Softcel Pictures. However the rights have since expired and now Critical Mass have since bought the rights. Not all of the series has been licensed as only the first five episodes have been released in the US. Episodes 6 and 7 have, to date, not been released in the US at all.
Hiroki Yagami places a great deal of emphasis on character design, and some of his female characters have become cult figures in Japanese anime. The G-taste comics consist of a collection of four scene erotic vignettes, which typically each focus on a particular female character. Characteristically, they feature very little male involvement in sexual acts, which contributes to the voyeuristic atmosphere. They are not usually very graphic, abiding by the Japanese legal restriction on not showing the lower genital areas. Some of the activities shown include masturbation, bondage, lesbian sex etc. Like most anime, it features female characters with highly improbable proportions. The comics seem to thrive on fetishes, and motifs of long legs, heels and short skirts are continuously recycled. Nevertheless, G-taste can be said to be artistic in terms of presentation, with slow and deliberate scenes showing close-ups of anatomy and of movement. Its art is relatively unique in Japanese anime.
The characters of G-taste include the stock figures of Japanese pornography, including the school girl, office clerk, secretary, nurse, waitress, receptionist, campaign girl, maid, doctor, teacher, and wife.
G-taste has also released a number of short films, mostly dramatisations of its comic stories. They are distinguished by realistic entourage. It has also spawned a number of computer games, including G-taste Mahjong for Arcade and PlayStation 2. But far and away the most successful part of the G-taste franchise is the resin figurines modelled on G-taste characters, which enjoy mainstream appeal in Japan and overseas. Some of the resin statues sell for up to USD $150 each. To an extent, the G-taste franchise demonstrates the crossover occurring between hentai, anime and comics.
Manga series | Anime OVAs | Hentai anime and manga | Video games based on anime and manga | Anime of 2003 | Seinen manga
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Cafe: Little Wish (2003)
Cafe: Little Wish (2003)
Cafe Little Wish: Mahou no Recipe is an Adventure game, published by Princess Soft, which was released in Japan in 2003.
http://animeartbooks.net/artbook/103-cafe-little-wish-character-illustration-book-vol1/
Cafe Little Wish: Mahou no Recipe is an Adventure game, published by Princess Soft, which was released in Japan in 2003.
http://animeartbooks.net/artbook/103-cafe-little-wish-character-illustration-book-vol1/
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Bottle Fairy
Bottle Fairy
Alternative Names:
Binzume Yōsei, 瓶詰妖精, Bottle Fairy
Genre: Comedy
TV anime
Director: Yoshiaki Iwasaki
Studio: Studio Orphee
Network: TV Kanagawa
Original run: 3 October 2003 – 26 December 2003
Bottle Fairy (瓶詰妖精 Binzume Yōsei) is an anime series about four fairies who discover the secrets of the world from inside their little house.[1] The show originally aired from October to December 2003 on UHF syndication in Japan, and each episode has a run time of only 12 minutes. It has been licensed in North America by Geneon and was released on two DVDs during 2005 and 2006.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottle_Fairy
Alternative Names:
Binzume Yōsei, 瓶詰妖精, Bottle Fairy
Genre: Comedy
TV anime
Director: Yoshiaki Iwasaki
Studio: Studio Orphee
Network: TV Kanagawa
Original run: 3 October 2003 – 26 December 2003
Bottle Fairy (瓶詰妖精 Binzume Yōsei) is an anime series about four fairies who discover the secrets of the world from inside their little house.[1] The show originally aired from October to December 2003 on UHF syndication in Japan, and each episode has a run time of only 12 minutes. It has been licensed in North America by Geneon and was released on two DVDs during 2005 and 2006.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottle_Fairy
Saturday, March 12, 2005
Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan (2003~)
Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan
Alternative names: 撲殺天使ドクロちゃん, Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan
Genre: Comedy
Light novel
Author: Masaki Okayu
Illustrator: Torishimo
Demographic: Male
Magazine: Dengeki hp
Original run: June 2003 – October 2007
Volumes: 11
TV anime
Director: Tsutomu Mizushima
Studio: Hal Film Maker
Licensor: AnimeWorks
Network: SKY PerfecTV!
Original run: March 12, 2005 – September 10, 2005
Episodes: 4 sets of 2 episodes
Manga
Author: Mitsuna Sakuse
Illustrator: Mitsuna Ouse
Publisher: MediaWorks
Demographic: Shōnen
Magazine: Dengeki Comic Gao!
Original run: August 2004 – June 2006
Volumes: 3
Manga: Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan Ripiru
Author: Mitsuna Sakuse
Illustrator: Kasumu Kirino
Publisher: MediaWorks
Demographic: Seinen
Magazine: Dengeki Maoh
Original run: October 2006 – October 2008
Volumes: 2
Game: Game ni Natta yo! Dokuro-chan: Kenkō Shindan Daisakusen
Developer: Idea Factory
Publisher: IF Mate
Genre: Visual novel
Rating: CERO: 18+
Platform: PlayStation 2
Released: November 10, 2005
TV anime: Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan 2
Director: Tsutomu Mizushima
Studio: Hal Film Maker
Licensor: AnimeWorks
Network: SKY PerfecTV!
Original run: August 11, 2007 – November 10, 2007
Episodes: 2 sets of 2 episodes
Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-Chan (撲殺天使ドクロちゃん, Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan) is a Japanese light novel series written by Masaki Okayu and illustrated by Torishimo. It centers on a teenage boy and a killer angel from the future who constantly gets him into trouble and kills him violently and repeatedly with a spiked club, only to resurrect him seconds later. The novels were first serialized in the Dengeki hp magazine published by MediaWorks. Later, a manga version was created, written and illustrated by Mitsuna Ouse serialized in Dengeki Comic Gao!. Finally, an anime version was adapted and aired in Japan between March and September 2005. A second anime series aired between August and November 2007. In late 2005, a PlayStation 2 game titled Game ni Natta yo! Dokuro-chan: Kenkō Shindan Daisakusen was released in Japan.
Plot
Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan tells the story of a 13-year-old junior high schooler, Sakura Kusakabe, who, twenty years in the future, while attempting to create a "Pedophile's World" forces all women to stop aging after the age of twelve, offends God by the side effect of having created immortality. Dokuro Mitsukai, a member of an order of assassin angels that are called Rurutie, has been sent from the future to kill him. Believing that Sakura can be redeemed, Dokuro decides instead to keep Sakura so occupied that he can never develop the immortality technology. Due to her impulsive nature and super-human strength however, she frequently kills him with her gigantic spiked kanabō (club), Excaliborg, on a moment's impulse, but returns him to life moments later with angelic power. Sabato, another assassin of the Rurutie order who uses her feminine wiles to do her job, is dispatched to complete Dokuro's original mission: Sakura's assassination.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bokusatsu_Tenshi_Dokuro-chan
Light novels | Anime series | Manga series | 2005 video games | Anime of 2005 | Anime of 2007 | Comedy anime and manga | Dengeki Bunko | Dengeki Comic Gao! | Ecchi anime and manga | Fictional angels | Fictional assassins | Fictional murderers | Japan-exclusive video games | Manga of 2005 | PlayStation 2 games | Shōnen manga
Alternative names: 撲殺天使ドクロちゃん, Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan
Genre: Comedy
Light novel
Author: Masaki Okayu
Illustrator: Torishimo
Demographic: Male
Magazine: Dengeki hp
Original run: June 2003 – October 2007
Volumes: 11
TV anime
Director: Tsutomu Mizushima
Studio: Hal Film Maker
Licensor: AnimeWorks
Network: SKY PerfecTV!
Original run: March 12, 2005 – September 10, 2005
Episodes: 4 sets of 2 episodes
Manga
Author: Mitsuna Sakuse
Illustrator: Mitsuna Ouse
Publisher: MediaWorks
Demographic: Shōnen
Magazine: Dengeki Comic Gao!
Original run: August 2004 – June 2006
Volumes: 3
Manga: Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan Ripiru
Author: Mitsuna Sakuse
Illustrator: Kasumu Kirino
Publisher: MediaWorks
Demographic: Seinen
Magazine: Dengeki Maoh
Original run: October 2006 – October 2008
Volumes: 2
Game: Game ni Natta yo! Dokuro-chan: Kenkō Shindan Daisakusen
Developer: Idea Factory
Publisher: IF Mate
Genre: Visual novel
Rating: CERO: 18+
Platform: PlayStation 2
Released: November 10, 2005
TV anime: Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan 2
Director: Tsutomu Mizushima
Studio: Hal Film Maker
Licensor: AnimeWorks
Network: SKY PerfecTV!
Original run: August 11, 2007 – November 10, 2007
Episodes: 2 sets of 2 episodes
Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-Chan (撲殺天使ドクロちゃん, Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan) is a Japanese light novel series written by Masaki Okayu and illustrated by Torishimo. It centers on a teenage boy and a killer angel from the future who constantly gets him into trouble and kills him violently and repeatedly with a spiked club, only to resurrect him seconds later. The novels were first serialized in the Dengeki hp magazine published by MediaWorks. Later, a manga version was created, written and illustrated by Mitsuna Ouse serialized in Dengeki Comic Gao!. Finally, an anime version was adapted and aired in Japan between March and September 2005. A second anime series aired between August and November 2007. In late 2005, a PlayStation 2 game titled Game ni Natta yo! Dokuro-chan: Kenkō Shindan Daisakusen was released in Japan.
Plot
Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan tells the story of a 13-year-old junior high schooler, Sakura Kusakabe, who, twenty years in the future, while attempting to create a "Pedophile's World" forces all women to stop aging after the age of twelve, offends God by the side effect of having created immortality. Dokuro Mitsukai, a member of an order of assassin angels that are called Rurutie, has been sent from the future to kill him. Believing that Sakura can be redeemed, Dokuro decides instead to keep Sakura so occupied that he can never develop the immortality technology. Due to her impulsive nature and super-human strength however, she frequently kills him with her gigantic spiked kanabō (club), Excaliborg, on a moment's impulse, but returns him to life moments later with angelic power. Sabato, another assassin of the Rurutie order who uses her feminine wiles to do her job, is dispatched to complete Dokuro's original mission: Sakura's assassination.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bokusatsu_Tenshi_Dokuro-chan
Light novels | Anime series | Manga series | 2005 video games | Anime of 2005 | Anime of 2007 | Comedy anime and manga | Dengeki Bunko | Dengeki Comic Gao! | Ecchi anime and manga | Fictional angels | Fictional assassins | Fictional murderers | Japan-exclusive video games | Manga of 2005 | PlayStation 2 games | Shōnen manga
Friday, November 14, 2003
Tian Long Ba Bu (天龍八部, 2003)
Tian Long Ba Bu(天龍八部, 2003)
Alternative Names(異名):
天龍八部, 天龙八部, Tian Long Ba Bu, Heaven Dragon The Eighth Episode, Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils
Genres: Wuxia, fantasy, adventure
Episodes: 40
Broadcast network: CCTV
Broadcast year: 2003
Ending theme song: Forgiveness by Faye Wong
Synopsis
Tian Long Ba Bu is an adaption of a Jin Yong novel of the same name. The epic centers around the Beggar Leader Qiao Feng, the Dali Prince Duan Yu and the Shaolin Monk Xu Zhu. Each of their stories are interweaved throughout the show and finally clash and join at the climax of the story.
Qiao Feng's story is his quest to find his real identity and the mystery surrounding an event that occured 30 years prior that left him as an orphan. Duan Yu's story covers his meetings with many of his half sisters that he did not know he had (thanks to his adventurous dad during his young days) and the battle with Duan Yuan Qing as the rightful ruler of Dali. Xu Zhu is a lowly Shaolin Monk who gets caught in the middle of an internal struggle of the Care Free Sect, one of the most powerful and secretative sects around. Their stories take place during the Northern Song Dynasty and across warring kingdoms of Song, Liao, Dali, and Western Xia.
Synopsis
Hu Jun as Qiao Feng
Jimmy Lin as Duan Yu
Gao Hu as Xu Zhu
Crystal Liu as Wang Yu Yan
Liu Tao as A Zhu
Chen Hao as A Zi
Xiu Qing as Murong Fu
Christy Chung as Madame Ma
Tong Chun Chung as Duan Zheng Chun
Ji Chun Hua as Duan Yuan Qing
Ma Yu Ke as You Tan Zhi
Jiang Xin as Mu Wan Qing
Yang Rui as Zhong Ling
Shen Jun Yi as Ding Chun Qiu
Ba Yin as Jiu Mo Zhi
Wei Zong Wan as Zhong Wan Chou
Zhang Ji Zhong as Wang Jian Tong
Xiu Ge (修革) as Feng Bo E
Yang Nian Sheng as Xuan Ci Fang Zhang
Zhang Heng Ping as Zhu Wan Li
Asian television stubs | China stubs | Chinese drama | Chinese television | Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils | CDrama | CDrama2003 | CCTV
Alternative Names(異名):
天龍八部, 天龙八部, Tian Long Ba Bu, Heaven Dragon The Eighth Episode, Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils
Genres: Wuxia, fantasy, adventure
Episodes: 40
Broadcast network: CCTV
Broadcast year: 2003
Ending theme song: Forgiveness by Faye Wong
Synopsis
Tian Long Ba Bu is an adaption of a Jin Yong novel of the same name. The epic centers around the Beggar Leader Qiao Feng, the Dali Prince Duan Yu and the Shaolin Monk Xu Zhu. Each of their stories are interweaved throughout the show and finally clash and join at the climax of the story.
Qiao Feng's story is his quest to find his real identity and the mystery surrounding an event that occured 30 years prior that left him as an orphan. Duan Yu's story covers his meetings with many of his half sisters that he did not know he had (thanks to his adventurous dad during his young days) and the battle with Duan Yuan Qing as the rightful ruler of Dali. Xu Zhu is a lowly Shaolin Monk who gets caught in the middle of an internal struggle of the Care Free Sect, one of the most powerful and secretative sects around. Their stories take place during the Northern Song Dynasty and across warring kingdoms of Song, Liao, Dali, and Western Xia.
Synopsis
Hu Jun as Qiao Feng
Jimmy Lin as Duan Yu
Gao Hu as Xu Zhu
Crystal Liu as Wang Yu Yan
Liu Tao as A Zhu
Chen Hao as A Zi
Xiu Qing as Murong Fu
Christy Chung as Madame Ma
Tong Chun Chung as Duan Zheng Chun
Ji Chun Hua as Duan Yuan Qing
Ma Yu Ke as You Tan Zhi
Jiang Xin as Mu Wan Qing
Yang Rui as Zhong Ling
Shen Jun Yi as Ding Chun Qiu
Ba Yin as Jiu Mo Zhi
Wei Zong Wan as Zhong Wan Chou
Zhang Ji Zhong as Wang Jian Tong
Xiu Ge (修革) as Feng Bo E
Yang Nian Sheng as Xuan Ci Fang Zhang
Zhang Heng Ping as Zhu Wan Li
Asian television stubs | China stubs | Chinese drama | Chinese television | Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils | CDrama | CDrama2003 | CCTV
Tuesday, October 14, 2003
Maburaho (2001-)
Maburaho (まぶらほ)
Genre: Fantasy, Harem, Comedy
Light novel
Written by: Toshihiko Tsukiji
Illustrated by: Eeji Komatsu
Published by: Fujimi Shobo
Demographic: Male
Magazine: Gekkan Dragon Magazine
Original run: October 2001 –
Manga
Written by: Toshihiko Tsukiji
Illustrated by: Miki Miyashita
Published by: Kadokawa Shoten
English publisher: Madman Entertainment, ADV Manga
Demographic: Shōnen
Magazine: Gekkan Dragon Age
Original run: 2003 – 2003
Volumes: 2
TV anime
Directed by: Shinichiro Kimura
Studio: J.C.Staff
Licensed by: Madman Entertainment, ADV Films
Network: WOWOW
Original run: October 14, 2003 – April 6, 2004
Episodes: 24
Maburaho (まぶらほ) is a romantic school comedy light novel series written by Toshihiko Tsukiji, illustrated by Eeji Komatsu and serialized in Gekkan Dragon Magazine. The light novel was adapted into a manga illustrated by Miki Miyashita and later developed into a 24 episode anime series produced by J.C.Staff and broadcast by WOWOW in Japan.
The series is about the story of Kazuki Shikimori, a second year student of the prestigious magic school, Aoi Academy. Unlike ordinary people who can use magic less than a hundred times and several of his classmates, who can use magic several thousand times, Kazuki can only use his magic eight times before he turns to ash. His life changes when it is revealed that Kazuki is descended from a line of world famous magicians and he has the potential to father the most powerful magician in the world. Suddenly three girls, Yuna Miyama, Kuriko Kazetsubaki and Rin Kamishiro, enter Kazuki's life in order to obtain his valuable genes.
A.D. Vision (ADV) acquired the English language distribution rights of the anime series in March 2004 and released it under its ADV Films division. Later the same year, ADV acquired the English language rights to the manga, which is released under the ADV Manga division.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maburaho
Genre: Fantasy, Harem, Comedy
Light novel
Written by: Toshihiko Tsukiji
Illustrated by: Eeji Komatsu
Published by: Fujimi Shobo
Demographic: Male
Magazine: Gekkan Dragon Magazine
Original run: October 2001 –
Manga
Written by: Toshihiko Tsukiji
Illustrated by: Miki Miyashita
Published by: Kadokawa Shoten
English publisher: Madman Entertainment, ADV Manga
Demographic: Shōnen
Magazine: Gekkan Dragon Age
Original run: 2003 – 2003
Volumes: 2
TV anime
Directed by: Shinichiro Kimura
Studio: J.C.Staff
Licensed by: Madman Entertainment, ADV Films
Network: WOWOW
Original run: October 14, 2003 – April 6, 2004
Episodes: 24
Maburaho (まぶらほ) is a romantic school comedy light novel series written by Toshihiko Tsukiji, illustrated by Eeji Komatsu and serialized in Gekkan Dragon Magazine. The light novel was adapted into a manga illustrated by Miki Miyashita and later developed into a 24 episode anime series produced by J.C.Staff and broadcast by WOWOW in Japan.
The series is about the story of Kazuki Shikimori, a second year student of the prestigious magic school, Aoi Academy. Unlike ordinary people who can use magic less than a hundred times and several of his classmates, who can use magic several thousand times, Kazuki can only use his magic eight times before he turns to ash. His life changes when it is revealed that Kazuki is descended from a line of world famous magicians and he has the potential to father the most powerful magician in the world. Suddenly three girls, Yuna Miyama, Kuriko Kazetsubaki and Rin Kamishiro, enter Kazuki's life in order to obtain his valuable genes.
A.D. Vision (ADV) acquired the English language distribution rights of the anime series in March 2004 and released it under its ADV Films division. Later the same year, ADV acquired the English language rights to the manga, which is released under the ADV Manga division.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maburaho
Friday, October 3, 2003
Wednesday, July 30, 2003
Ikkitōsen (一騎当千, 2003~)
Ikkitōsen (一騎当千)
Alternative names:
一騎当千, Ikkitōsen, Battle Vixens
Genre: Comedy, Martial arts, Harem
Manga
Author: Yūji Shiozaki
Publisher: Wani Books
English publisher: Madman Entertainment, Tokyopop
Demographic: Seinen
Magazine: Comic Gum
Original run: 1998 – ongoing
Volumes: 16
TV anime: Ikkitōsen: Battle Vixens (B.V.)
Director: Takashi Watanabe
Writer: Takawo Yoshioka
Studio: J.C.Staff
Licensor: Madman Entertainment, Geneon (former), Funimation Entertainment (later), MVM Films
Network: AT-X, UHF television stations
Original run: July 30, 2003 – October 22, 2003
Episodes: 13
TV anime: Ikkitōsen: Dragon Destiny (D.D.)
Director: Koichi Ohata
Writer: Mosanao Akahoshi
Studio: ARMS
Licensor: MVM Films, AnimeWorks
Network: AT-X, UHF television stations
Original run: February 26, 2007 – May 14, 2007
Episodes: 12 + 6 OVAs
TV anime: Ikkitōsen: Great Guardians (G.G.)
Director: Koichi Ohata
Writer: Mosanao Akahoshi
Studio: ARMS
Licensor: AnimeWorks
Network: AT-X, UHF television stations
Original run: June 11, 2008 – August 27, 2008
Episodes: 12 + 6 OVAs
TV anime: Ikkitōsen: X-treme X-ecutor (X.X.)
Director: Koichi Ohata
Writer: Koichi Ohata
Studio: TNK
Network: AT-X
Original run: March 26, 2010 – June 11, 2010
Episodes: 12
Battle Vixens, known in Japan as Ikkitōsen (一騎当千, lit. "lone rider with the strength to withstand a thousand"), is a manga/anime series by Yūji Shiozaki loosely based on the classic Chinese novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It is known for featuring fan service involving young girls fighting in fragile dresses and short skirts, in addition to other ecchi situations.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikkitousen
Manga series | Anime series | Anime of 2003 | Anime of 2007 | Anime of 2008 | Anime of 2010 | Comedy anime and manga | Fantasy anime and manga | School anime and manga | Geneon | Ikki Tousen | Anime distributed by Madman Entertainment | Manga distributed by Madman Entertainment | Manga of 2000 | Martial arts anime and manga | Seinen manga | Tokyopop titles | Funimation Entertainment
Alternative names:
一騎当千, Ikkitōsen, Battle Vixens
Genre: Comedy, Martial arts, Harem
Manga
Author: Yūji Shiozaki
Publisher: Wani Books
English publisher: Madman Entertainment, Tokyopop
Demographic: Seinen
Magazine: Comic Gum
Original run: 1998 – ongoing
Volumes: 16
TV anime: Ikkitōsen: Battle Vixens (B.V.)
Director: Takashi Watanabe
Writer: Takawo Yoshioka
Studio: J.C.Staff
Licensor: Madman Entertainment, Geneon (former), Funimation Entertainment (later), MVM Films
Network: AT-X, UHF television stations
Original run: July 30, 2003 – October 22, 2003
Episodes: 13
TV anime: Ikkitōsen: Dragon Destiny (D.D.)
Director: Koichi Ohata
Writer: Mosanao Akahoshi
Studio: ARMS
Licensor: MVM Films, AnimeWorks
Network: AT-X, UHF television stations
Original run: February 26, 2007 – May 14, 2007
Episodes: 12 + 6 OVAs
TV anime: Ikkitōsen: Great Guardians (G.G.)
Director: Koichi Ohata
Writer: Mosanao Akahoshi
Studio: ARMS
Licensor: AnimeWorks
Network: AT-X, UHF television stations
Original run: June 11, 2008 – August 27, 2008
Episodes: 12 + 6 OVAs
TV anime: Ikkitōsen: X-treme X-ecutor (X.X.)
Director: Koichi Ohata
Writer: Koichi Ohata
Studio: TNK
Network: AT-X
Original run: March 26, 2010 – June 11, 2010
Episodes: 12
Battle Vixens, known in Japan as Ikkitōsen (一騎当千, lit. "lone rider with the strength to withstand a thousand"), is a manga/anime series by Yūji Shiozaki loosely based on the classic Chinese novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It is known for featuring fan service involving young girls fighting in fragile dresses and short skirts, in addition to other ecchi situations.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikkitousen
Manga series | Anime series | Anime of 2003 | Anime of 2007 | Anime of 2008 | Anime of 2010 | Comedy anime and manga | Fantasy anime and manga | School anime and manga | Geneon | Ikki Tousen | Anime distributed by Madman Entertainment | Manga distributed by Madman Entertainment | Manga of 2000 | Martial arts anime and manga | Seinen manga | Tokyopop titles | Funimation Entertainment
Friday, June 27, 2003
After...
After...
Alternative Names (異名):
After... (visual novel)
After... is an eroge visual novel originally developed for the PC by Ciel. The art and character designs to the series are by Tony Taka. Early DVD version includes a guide book and soundtrack CD. Early CD version includes a guide book and mouse pad.
After... Wasureemu Kizuna (After...～忘れえぬ絆～)
It is the Dreamcast and PlayStation 2 version of the original game with the pornographic elements removed. Early orders include music CD, and calendar for PS2 version; music CD, and school badge for DC version.
After... -Sweet Kiss-
It is a release containing only side story with desk accessories.
After... -Story Edition-
It is a Windows release with the original game and After... -Sweet Kiss-.
After... THE ANIMATION
A 2-episode OVA was produced under the After... THE ANIMATION name, published in Milky animation label.
Japanese Manga | Japanese Animation | Anime(アニメ) |
Alternative Names (異名):
After... (visual novel)
| Developer(s) | Ciel |
| Publisher(s) | Ciel (PC), Pionesoft (DC, PS2) |
| Designer(s) | Tony Taka (character designs) |
| Artist(s) | Tony Taka |
| Platform(s) | Windows 98, Dreamcast, PlayStation 2 |
| Release date(s) | JPN 2003-06-27 (Win), 2003-12-19 (Win, sweet kiss), 2004-02-26 (DC,PS2), 2005-08-26 (Win, story edition), 2007-10-12 (Win download) |
| Genre(s) | Visual novel, Eroge |
| Mode(s) | Single player |
| Rating(s) | 18+ (PC), All ages (DC, PS2) |
After... is an eroge visual novel originally developed for the PC by Ciel. The art and character designs to the series are by Tony Taka. Early DVD version includes a guide book and soundtrack CD. Early CD version includes a guide book and mouse pad.
It is the Dreamcast and PlayStation 2 version of the original game with the pornographic elements removed. Early orders include music CD, and calendar for PS2 version; music CD, and school badge for DC version.
After... -Sweet Kiss-
It is a release containing only side story with desk accessories.
After... -Story Edition-
It is a Windows release with the original game and After... -Sweet Kiss-.
After... THE ANIMATION
A 2-episode OVA was produced under the After... THE ANIMATION name, published in Milky animation label.
Japanese Manga | Japanese Animation | Anime(アニメ) |
Tuesday, February 2, 1993
Ah! My Goddess
| Alternative titles | Oh My Goddess!, ああっ女神さまっ (Ā Megami-sama) |
| Genre | Comedy, Romance, Fantasy |
Manga
| Written by | Kōsuke Fujishima |
| Published by | Kodansha |
| English publisher | Dark Horse Comics |
| Demographic | Seinen |
| Magazine | Afternoon, Super Manga Blast! |
| Original run | September 1988 – |
| Volumes | 41 |
Original video animation
| Directed by | Hiroaki Gōda |
| Studio | AIC |
| Released | February 2, 1993 – May 17, 1994 |
| Runtime | 153 minutes |
| Episodes | 5 |
TV anime: Adventures of Mini-Goddess
| Directed by | Hiroko Kazui, Yasuhiro Matsumura |
| Studio | Oriental Light and Magic |
| Network | WOWOW |
| Original run | April 6, 1998 – March 29, 1999 |
| Episodes | 48 |
TV anime: Ah! My Goddess
| Directed by | Hiroaki Gōda |
| Studio | AIC |
| Licensed by | Media Blasters, Funimation Entertainment, Network TBS |
| Original run | January 6, 2005 – September 14, 2006 |
| Episodes | 50 |
Novel: Oh My Goddess! First End
| Written by | Yumi Tōma |
| Illustrated by | Kōsuke Fujishima, Hidenori Matsubara |
| Published by | Kodansha |
| English publisher | Dark Horse Comics |
| Published | July 20, 2007 |
Original video animation: Ah! My Goddess: Fighting Wings
| Studio | AIC, Aniplex |
| Released | December 12, 2007 |
| Episodes | 2 |
Film: Ah! My Goddess: The Movie
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