- Jul 30, 2013
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Hey all, just got back from NY Comic Con '13 and I have some news I think some of you may find interesting. OR maybe not, but just in case I'll leave it here anyway.
I sat in two panels over three days, one for Yen Press and the other for Aniplex. We tried to get into the Funimation and Viz media panels but we got there too late. Didn't really realize at the time that with about 100,000 or so attendees, if you want to get into certain panels, you gotta get in line like an hour early. Anyway...
Yen Press: This might be better off in the manga section, but there wasn't much new news and I don't think it's anything you can't look up on google, so I'm not making another thread. They announced that the English version of Watamote[b/] manga will be available October 29th, and Highschool DxD is getting a manga series. A lot of questions got asked, but they were very, very vague on new projects they were looking into...
Aniplex: Lots of announcements here, but few that are really dramatic, so I'll post the big ones first that they exclusively announced at that NYCC panel. Madoka Magica is getting a second movie. I believe it is called Madoka Magica: The Return or Rebirth or something like that...I'm ashamed I forgot the exact title considering how big a fan I am of the series. Anyway, the movie will be shown in select theatres across New York, namely in New York City, Buffalo and Yonkers. The premiere will be in L.A. and there are also some select theartres in Canada that will be showing it, but I don't think they specified which cities in Canada. The movie will be officially announced in the coming weeks.
Magi is also getting a movie, and so is Blue Exorcist. They will also be officially announced in the coming weeks.
As for other stuff, they were mostly just announcing the availability of English DVD/Blu-Ray box sets, which are sure to be as expensive as hell considering it's Aniplex. Some titles I remember include Sword Art Online Volume Three, Gurren Lagann, Blue Exorcist and a few others. I think Magi was one.
Oh yeah, and Monogatari is getting a second season.
I think that's pretty much it.
I sat in two panels over three days, one for Yen Press and the other for Aniplex. We tried to get into the Funimation and Viz media panels but we got there too late. Didn't really realize at the time that with about 100,000 or so attendees, if you want to get into certain panels, you gotta get in line like an hour early. Anyway...
Yen Press: This might be better off in the manga section, but there wasn't much new news and I don't think it's anything you can't look up on google, so I'm not making another thread. They announced that the English version of Watamote[b/] manga will be available October 29th, and Highschool DxD is getting a manga series. A lot of questions got asked, but they were very, very vague on new projects they were looking into...
Aniplex: Lots of announcements here, but few that are really dramatic, so I'll post the big ones first that they exclusively announced at that NYCC panel. Madoka Magica is getting a second movie. I believe it is called Madoka Magica: The Return or Rebirth or something like that...I'm ashamed I forgot the exact title considering how big a fan I am of the series. Anyway, the movie will be shown in select theatres across New York, namely in New York City, Buffalo and Yonkers. The premiere will be in L.A. and there are also some select theartres in Canada that will be showing it, but I don't think they specified which cities in Canada. The movie will be officially announced in the coming weeks.
Magi is also getting a movie, and so is Blue Exorcist. They will also be officially announced in the coming weeks.
As for other stuff, they were mostly just announcing the availability of English DVD/Blu-Ray box sets, which are sure to be as expensive as hell considering it's Aniplex. Some titles I remember include Sword Art Online Volume Three, Gurren Lagann, Blue Exorcist and a few others. I think Magi was one.
Oh yeah, and Monogatari is getting a second season.
I think that's pretty much it.