I love both the Tegami Bachi manga & the anime versions so naturally I've been following the the latest Season & I've got to say I did not see the ending of ep.5 coming at all! Anyone who's read up to chapter 34 in the manga but hasn't been following the anime, I'd recommend just checking this ep out simply because it reveals things as yet ( Read more... )

here you go!

Yup, a french website has broken the news (close up of the article here)that a second season of Letter Bee is to start this fall (while the current one will end in March ( Read more... )

Whether you've been enjoying the anime or not I'd definately recommend giving this a listen. The vocals are lovely and I think the song captures the feel of Yuusari really well.

( 2nd OP in Full )

Erm, I've been capping the series for the past couple of months. Sharing these just in case someone wants to make something and because I've dropped and picked it up many times; I figured I should spread the word to prevent myself from dropping it again, lol. I thought I'd post all the download links here but it'd be too long a list to type, so, ( Read more... )

Umm...just sharing my drawing hehe
I like Lag Seeing ^_^


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Via ANN:Crunchyroll... announced that it will begin simulcasting the Tegami Bachi anime series on Saturday, October 3 at 8:30 a.m. PDT. This anime adaptation of Hiroyuki Asada's manga will be available from Crunchyroll everywhere except Japan.

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It's short (15 secs) but it's still something. Narrated by Jun Fukuyama (Gauche's VA) and the song playing in the background is probably the opening.

I don't know if everyone knew about this or not, just thought it'd be nice to remind everyone^^

Sept. 4    Ch.32, JSQ Cover and Page color (to celebrate the anime series starting from October)
Jump Square #10

Oct. ?      Anime series starts! (TV Tokyo)
Actual time not yet posted
http://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/anime/tegamibachi/

Oct. 2      Vol. 8 and Official ( Read more... )

The June issue of Shueisha's Jump Square magazine will announce on Saturday that an television anime adaptation of Hiroyuki Asada's Tegami Bachi (Letter Bee) manga has been green-lit for fall. The original manga follows a boy who runs deliveries as a "Letter Bee" messenger throughout a strange fantasy land. An anime special (pictured at right) was ( Read more... )