Tamazawa Dogasha
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Anime with which this company was involved:
Armitage III (OAV) : In-Between Animation
Barefoot Gen (movie) : Animation Cooperation
Barefoot Gen 2 (movie) : Animation Assistance
Blood: The Last Vampire (movie) : In-Between Animation
Ghost Hunt (TV) : Clean-Up Animation
Honey and Clover (TV) : Animation
Kid's Story (OAV) : Digital Paint
Magical Girl Pretty Sammy (OAV) : Key Animation
Natsume Yūjin-Chō (TV) : Clean-Up Animation, In-Between Animation
Ouran High School Host Club (TV) : Paint
(The) Prince of Tennis (TV) : Digital Paint, In-Between Animation
Pumpkin Scissors (TV) : Clean-Up Animation
R.O.D -The TV- : Key Animation
School Rumble: 2nd Semester (TV) : Digital Paint, In-Between Animation
Second Renaissance (OAV) : In-Between Animation
Street Fighter IV: The Ties That Bind (OAV) : Ink & Paint
ToHeart - Remember my memories (TV) : 動画, 原画
XXXHOLiC (TV) : In-Between Animation
XxxHOLiC: Kei (TV) : Clean-Up Animation, In-Between Animation
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There's antimony, arsenic, aluminum, selenium ... yes, Fullmetal Alchemist is reviewed this week! Along with Bleach, Hayate X Blade, and many others. 2009-05-26
Evan Miller fills us in on what happened at this year's Fanime con in San Jose, California; featuring Halko Momoi, Carl Horn and more! 2009-05-25
Clothing is optional this week, as we fight for the fate of the world.
- Claymore v.5
- Dragonball Z s9
- Ikki Tousen boxset
- Karin boxset
2009-05-25
Random character from a random PC game gets a fine statue. 2009-05-24
Bombos vs. Everything artist Maximo Lorenzo drops by to teach us about the way action scenes come together, how to get the attention of editors, and the way of the sharkfist. 2009-05-23
- Funimation Entertainment 2009-05-23
Despite an annoying start, this silly variation on The Karate Kid eventually becomes surprisingly entertaining in its sampling of various forms of martial arts and the tactics involved in using them efficiently. It's cheesy, but fun.
It takes patience to enjoy Night Head Genesis. That is, when there's enjoyment to be had.
An easily accessible sense of humor, which rotates between slapstick and parody and the characters behaving in exaggerated ways, is what helps to keep the series entertaining.
It ain't fall-
... a work of raw ambition, desperately straining to break free of the clichés holding it down. To its credit, Nanoha A's comes close. Very close.
Not all of the jokes work, and some of the routines are more purely crude than actually funny, but the comedy hits come plenty often enough that nearly every viewer should find something to laugh at in nearly every episode.
Call it Kaishaku's Tsubasa. But unlike Clamp's epic exercise in fan-
Honey Hunt is an appealing, diverting romp through the trials and travails of show business and teenage romance…but you would be better off sticking to Skip Beat! and calling it a day.