By Adam Arnold
Hibiki Amawa was your average kid, just out of college and looking for work. When his new landlord gets on his case about the rent, it's up to him to land that all-important teaching position. However, after a spiteful principal who doesn't believe that men should teach practically cuts off his manhood and hands it to him in a plastic bag, it's up to him to prove the old hag wrong. The only catch is that he has to do it while dressed as a woman!
By Adam Arnold
Kurumi loves Nakahito. Nakahito doesn't know what he wants. Life's hard when your a pre-pubescent kid, but Nakahito has it real tough. He's a mystic in training that accidentally awoke a sleeping mechanical angel that's half crazy, love-sick girl and the half kick-ass killing machine. Add in a lesbian sister, a small-breasted freak, and lots of spies and you've got the making of one hilarious action comedy.
By En Hong
Our staff braved the world of Dissociative Identity Disorder to bring you this skewed look at the new series RahXephon. Filled to the brim with giant mechanical beasts, complex plotlines, and so many similarities to Evangelion that it hurts, RahXephon is too complicated to examine with conventional means. What did the last two sentences mean? Why do we insist on running circles around your cognitive circuitry? Read on to find out!
By Dillon Font
The current big hit in Japan, Azumanga Daioh is leaving the Japanese populace in stitches. Best to make sure you know what you are getting into before you watch show. Make sure to stock up on the proper medical supplies when your stomach stops hurting in laughter.
By Ridwan Khan
Meet Nana, she's finishing up middle school and in love with her classmate, Yuichi Kamichika. Meet Nana again, she's also finishing up middle school...well, meet Nana and her six copies. Welcome to the wacky world of Seven of Seven, where Nana has to study for her high school entrance exams... If the six aspects of her personality will stop distracting her.
By Dillon Font
Within one week of reading this article, you will go see The Ring (even if you have to find it bootlegged). Japan loves it, Dreamworks is doing it's own version, shouldn't you be introduced to the creepiness of Sadako's fury?
By Adam Arnold
Going strong in Japan for over thirty years, Shonen Jump has spawned countless fan favorite series, such as Dragon Ball and One Piece. Now that phenomenon is coming to North America in a brand new 250 page manga anthology. Animefringe has the skinny on the new magazine, and a few bits of info from the horse's mouth - VIZ.
By Ridwan Khan
On August 10th 2002, Yasuhiro Imagawa, the creator of such series as G Gundam (which began its American television run the same week) and Giant Robo gave a lecture on his experiences in the anime industry at Atlanta's Georgia State University. Animefringe's Ridwan Khan was in attendance and has this report.
