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At the U.S. box office, 1999 was a remarkable
year for anime, with three feature-length anime motion pictures
released theatrically. Based on the continuing success of the genre,
anime companies are continuing their plans for theatrical releases in
the year 2000. Two U.S. anime companies will
enter the fray with their first big-screen releases. And there are
many more in store in Japan. Charles McCarter takes a look as anime
goes to the movies, in Anime Films 2000.
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Our Editor in Chief looks at the world of anime last year, in
1999: The Year in Review.
Theatrical releases, anime made for American viewers, and... Jigglypuff, California?
All in this issue's letters column.
Scott Frazier has... gone fishing!
Has David Ho been watching one X-Files episode too many? Find out
for yourself, as our columnist rants and raves about
The Anime Conspiracy.
Cover Art: Cowboy Bebop Copyright © 1998 Sunrise, Inc;
Spriggan Copyright © 1998 Takashige Hiroshi, Minagawa Ryouji / Shogakukan,
Bandai Visual, TBS, Toho; X Copyright © 1996 CLAMP / X Production Committee.
Image of Trixie Turnpike Copyright ©
Jay Fubler Harvey &
Hans Raillard.
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The Big O,
Excel Saga,
Ima, soko ni iru boku,
The Adventures Of Mini-Goddess,
Seikai no Monshou,
Tokimeki Memorial OVA,
AWOL,
Geobreeders,
Iczelion,
Magic Knight Rayearth,
Sailor Moon R Movie,
Tattoon Master.
Followups: Bubblegum Crisis 2040,
Nadesico
Shonen Jump,
Shonen Sunday,
Shonen Magazine,
Ao 6,
Itsu mo Tsuki ga Miteita,
Mirai no Yukue.
Followups: Gunsmith Cats,
Shadow Lady.
Betterman OST 1,
Gundam 0080 Sound Sketch 2,
The Supergal OST.
Berserk,
Dance Dance Revolution,
Gran Turismo 2,
Street Fighter III W Impact,
Virtual On: Oratorio Tangram.
Searching for the Sixty-Billion Double-Dollar Man! |
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