To all the bloodthirsty people who’ve been longing to see Vampire Knight animated, suffer no more for that wish has finally been granted! It’s been announced in the latest Lala magazine, with no definite schedule or cast as of now. Expect a star-studded cast if they’ll have the same seiyuus as the Drama CD, with Yui Horie as Yuuki, Mamoru Miyano as Zero, and Daisuke Kishio as Kaname, among others (side characters whose voices include Jun Fukuyama, Junichi Suwabe, Koyasu Takehito and Hoshi Souichiro +___+)

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The end result? Harukanaru Toki no Naka de 3 =P

Released on PS2 by Koei, this RPG otome game features Japanese Historical figures such as: Minamoto no Yoshitsune, Musashibo Benkei, Taira no Atsumori, and Kajiwara Kagetoki, all in its bishiefied glory. And now the anime is only a few weeks away~ (December 28) too bad it�s just an anime special =__=

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My bunny ears just caught a sizzling news… that is, Special A is going to be anime-ted!! I am not kidding. It’s announced in Hana to Yume, where it’s serialized. I’m especially delighted by this news, being a fan of the manga myself. Although I somewhat stopped following it months ago. Now that it’ll be given life as an anime, I guess it only means one thing… I have to catch up on reading it again! o__o

The air date of the anime is yet to be announced, but still… this is certainly something to look forward to! Brace yourselves for the latest buzz on this news, particularly the probable seiyuu casting and staff for the anime.

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More bishies� in DVD?! Say no more… I am sold!

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ANN reports that Kodansha, one of Japan’s publishing powerhouse, announced the winners of their 31st Annual Manga Awards yesterday, May 9, 2007. Leading the pack is Ookiku Furikabutte, winning in the General category 「一般部門」. Other categories include Children’s 「児童部門」, Boys’ 「少年部門」, and Girls’ 「少女部門」.
Oofuri joins the ranks of previous winners such as Capeta [...]

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Splashed in the cover of Newsweek Japan, March 2007 issue, is a picture of a blond meido with the words 「萌える世界」, roughly translated as “World Moes” (「萌え」 appended with 「る」 to signify that it is used as a verb).

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