Gintama, The Magic of Chocolate, Nekogami Yaoyorozu, Ikoku Meiro no Croisée, Sekai-ichi Hatsukoi
So much anime comming out in 2011 that look interesting.. :p
Gintama TV Anime to Resume
The 53rd issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine is announcing on Monday that the Gintama television anime is resuming.
The anime had ended in March, but Shinji Takamatsu, one of the main directors of the anime, had said at an event later that month that "Gintama is absolutely not over. It hasn't even begun yet! It will definitely return.
Source: ANN
The Magic of Chocolate Shōjo Horror Manga Gets Anime
The wraparound jacket band on the third volume of Rino Mizuho's The Magic of Chocolate (Shokora no Mahō) shōjo horror manga series is announcing this month that an anime adaptation has been green-lit. More details will be provided in Shogakukan's Ciao magazine.
The "bittersweet, mysterious story" revolves around Chocolat Aikawa, a chocolatière who runs a shop called Chocolat Noir. She can grant wishes to the troubled people who visit her shop - if they give her something precious in exchange.
Mizuho has been drawing the manga in Ciao and Ciao DX on an irregular schedule, and the first compiled volume shipped in July of 2009. The second volume, The Magic of Chocolate ~bittersweet~, shipped this past March, and the third volume, The Magic of Chocolate ~creamy sugar~, is shipping this month.
Source: ANN
Nekogami Yaoyorozu Comedy Manga Gets TV Anime
The 23rd volume of Akita Shoten's Champion RED Ichigo magazine is announcing on Saturday that a television anime adaptation of FLIPFLOPs' Nekogami Yaoyorozu manga has been green-lit. The "neighborhood deity comedy" centers around Mayu-sama, a cat goddess (nekogami) who lives at Yaoyorozu-dō, an antique shop owned by Yuzu Komiya. Unexpected visitors in the form of other goddesses stop by the antique shop.
The manga has been running in Champion RED Ichigo since 2007, and the third compiled book volume shipped in April. There have also been two standalone drama CDs and two more drama CDs that were bundled witht the magazine; Rie Kugimiya (Mayu) and Mai Nakahara (Yuzu Komiya) starred in the drama CDs.
Source: ANN
Ikoku Meiro no Croisée Manga Gets TV Anime
The official website of Fujimi Shobo's Monthly Dragon Age magazine has revealed that a television anime adaptation of Hinata Takeda's Ikoku Meiro no Croisée (La croisée dans un labyrinthe étranger) manga has been green-lit.
The story follows a girl named Yune who ends up alone in the lower-class neighborhoods of Paris in the last half of the 19th century. She ends up working at a shopping district with a boy named Claude.
The manga launched in Dragon Age Pure magazine, but it has been running in Monthly Dragon Age since last year. The second compiled book volume shipped in June of last year.
Source: ANN
Sekai-ichi Hatsukoi TV Anime Dated for April 2011
The January issue of Kadokawa Shoten's Ciel magazine is announcing on Tuesday that the television anime adaptation of Shungiku Nakamura's Sekai-ichi Hatsukoi boys-love manga will premiere next April. The magazine had already announced this past January that an anime was in the works, and an anime DVD will ship with the fifth volume of the manga next March.
The story follows the tension between a newly recruited manga editor named Ritsu Onodera (Takashi Kondo) and his tyrannical editor-in-chief named Masamune Takano (Katsuyuki Konishi) - who happen to share a common past.
Chiaki Kon (When They Cry - Higurashi) is directing the anime series at Studio DEEN, and Rika Nakase (Rocket Girls) is supervising the scripts. Yoko Kikuchi (Noir, Tsubasa Tokyo Revelations) is designing the characters. All of them had previously worked together on the anime adaptation of Nakamura's Junjō Romantica boys-love manga, and they are also working on the manga-bundled anime DVD. A website will open with more information about the television series.
Source: ANN
Gintama TV Anime to Resume
The 53rd issue of Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine is announcing on Monday that the Gintama television anime is resuming.
The anime had ended in March, but Shinji Takamatsu, one of the main directors of the anime, had said at an event later that month that "Gintama is absolutely not over. It hasn't even begun yet! It will definitely return.
Source: ANN
The Magic of Chocolate Shōjo Horror Manga Gets Anime
The wraparound jacket band on the third volume of Rino Mizuho's The Magic of Chocolate (Shokora no Mahō) shōjo horror manga series is announcing this month that an anime adaptation has been green-lit. More details will be provided in Shogakukan's Ciao magazine.
The "bittersweet, mysterious story" revolves around Chocolat Aikawa, a chocolatière who runs a shop called Chocolat Noir. She can grant wishes to the troubled people who visit her shop - if they give her something precious in exchange.
Mizuho has been drawing the manga in Ciao and Ciao DX on an irregular schedule, and the first compiled volume shipped in July of 2009. The second volume, The Magic of Chocolate ~bittersweet~, shipped this past March, and the third volume, The Magic of Chocolate ~creamy sugar~, is shipping this month.
Source: ANN
Nekogami Yaoyorozu Comedy Manga Gets TV Anime
The 23rd volume of Akita Shoten's Champion RED Ichigo magazine is announcing on Saturday that a television anime adaptation of FLIPFLOPs' Nekogami Yaoyorozu manga has been green-lit. The "neighborhood deity comedy" centers around Mayu-sama, a cat goddess (nekogami) who lives at Yaoyorozu-dō, an antique shop owned by Yuzu Komiya. Unexpected visitors in the form of other goddesses stop by the antique shop.
The manga has been running in Champion RED Ichigo since 2007, and the third compiled book volume shipped in April. There have also been two standalone drama CDs and two more drama CDs that were bundled witht the magazine; Rie Kugimiya (Mayu) and Mai Nakahara (Yuzu Komiya) starred in the drama CDs.
Source: ANN
Ikoku Meiro no Croisée Manga Gets TV Anime
The official website of Fujimi Shobo's Monthly Dragon Age magazine has revealed that a television anime adaptation of Hinata Takeda's Ikoku Meiro no Croisée (La croisée dans un labyrinthe étranger) manga has been green-lit.
The story follows a girl named Yune who ends up alone in the lower-class neighborhoods of Paris in the last half of the 19th century. She ends up working at a shopping district with a boy named Claude.
The manga launched in Dragon Age Pure magazine, but it has been running in Monthly Dragon Age since last year. The second compiled book volume shipped in June of last year.
Source: ANN
Sekai-ichi Hatsukoi TV Anime Dated for April 2011
The January issue of Kadokawa Shoten's Ciel magazine is announcing on Tuesday that the television anime adaptation of Shungiku Nakamura's Sekai-ichi Hatsukoi boys-love manga will premiere next April. The magazine had already announced this past January that an anime was in the works, and an anime DVD will ship with the fifth volume of the manga next March.
The story follows the tension between a newly recruited manga editor named Ritsu Onodera (Takashi Kondo) and his tyrannical editor-in-chief named Masamune Takano (Katsuyuki Konishi) - who happen to share a common past.
Chiaki Kon (When They Cry - Higurashi) is directing the anime series at Studio DEEN, and Rika Nakase (Rocket Girls) is supervising the scripts. Yoko Kikuchi (Noir, Tsubasa Tokyo Revelations) is designing the characters. All of them had previously worked together on the anime adaptation of Nakamura's Junjō Romantica boys-love manga, and they are also working on the manga-bundled anime DVD. A website will open with more information about the television series.
Source: ANN