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    Two very good Anime & Manga information sources (other than this site, ha-ha) are :

The Anime Turnpike  Trixie Turnpike (50% bigger & w/o s.)
http://www.anipike.com
   (WOW ! !  Check them out if you have not already !)

& Anime America, which can be reached for information by writing to:

Anime America
ATTN.: Information Coordinator
333 Cobalt Way Suite 107
Sunnyvale, CA 94086

or can answer questions through Usenet (rec.arts.anime) or e-mail at anam@rahul.net
Web page : http://www-nulk.scu.edu/otaking/homepage.html

I mentioned mail & telephone ordering earlier ; here is a link to a listing of many places :

Click on this line for a myriad of places that sell Manga &/or Anime related items.

Another side note : Columbia House is/was selling commerially released dubs (yuck) from Orion Home Video. They are calling it "The Best of Japanese Animation Collector Series". It includes Akira & Lodoss Wars. For information or to order :
    Columbia House
    1400 N. Fruitridge Av.
    Terra Haute, IN
    tlphn. nmbr. : 1 800 414 6688
I still want to see the original Jpns. versions (or at least subtitled) so I can hear the original voices, music, & sound effects plus get to see the original openings & endings.

Taiho ShichouzoIf you own a business that sells Manga &/or Anime related items & you want me to put it on my listing of stores page, just e-mail or write me with the information.

Kodansha, which is one of the biggest publishers in Japan, publishes many Manga, alot of which have or will become Anime series &/or movies. Akira, Gunsmith Cats, Sailor Moon, & Saint Tail are a few examples. They also publish many books that have to do with the Manga & Anime they deal with, even a few in English. Here are their addresses :

Kodansha America Inc.
114 5th Av.
New York, NY 10011

Headquarters in Japan :

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http://www.kodansha.co.jp

Here are some links to some of the companies that make or produce Anime & Anime based games. Some of these sites have (a link to) an English version of the site &/or a link to the U.S.A. division of the company if there is one. After some of the links (names) is a few of the works they did (or had something to do with). Unless your browser handles Japanese or you have a J.I.S. code based generator or program running in the background, the Japanese on these web pages will be "gibberish". Later versions of M. S. Internet Explorer & a few other browsers have a downloadable program for use with the browser for viewing pages in J.I.S., Shift J.I.S., or EUC code. Even newer versions of M. S. I. E. have a program already in it. (Go to "View" on the menu bar, then go to "Encoding", & select the one you need. (You may need to go to "Other" or "More" to find the various Japanese codes.))
 >  Bestack
 (Eat-Man `98, Seraphim Call)
 >  Beyond City
 (Spriggan)
 >  Broccoli
 (Di Gi Charat, Galaxy Angel)
 >  Capcom
 >  CLAMP
 >  Deen Animation
 (Eat-Man, Ruroni Kenshin, Taiho Shichauzo (You Are Under Arrest), Moncolle Knight)  [As far as I know, they have nothing directly to do with the rock group Deen.]
 >  Gainax  (Evangelion)
 >  Gakken
 >  Gamefreak
 (Pocket Monsters (Pokémon))
 >  Ghibli Studio
 (Mononoke, The Yamadas, Totori)
 >  Gonzo
 (Slayers, Macross 3D)
 >  K S S
 (Legend Of Basara, To Heart)
 >  Klockworx (Clockworks) Anime div. : current | archives
 (Chrono Cusade, Tristia Of The Deep Blue Sea)
 >  Koei  (Gamecity site)
 >  Konami
 >  Kyokuichi / T M S
 (Detective Conan, (M. K.) Rayearth)
 >  M R C
 (Musekinin (Irresponsible) Captain Tylor)
 >  Madhouse
 (Cardcaptor Sakura, Vampire Hunter D (the animation))
 >  Mediaworks
 (Boogiepop Phantom)
 >  Nintendo
 >  Nippon Animation
 (Chibi Maruko)
 >  Papermoon
 (Nadesico, Sakura Wars)
 >  Pierrot Studio
 (CLAMP School Detectives, Flame Of Rekka, Fushigi Yuugi, Key The Metal Idol, Kimagure Orange Road, Tenshini Narumon !, Tokimeki Memorial (the Anime series, not the game), Yuu Yuu Haku Sho)
 >  Production-IG (& Xebec)
 (Nadesico, Love Hina)
 >  Radyikku 3
 >  Riverhill Soft
 >  Sega
 >  Sunrise (club)
 (Escaflowne, Gundam)
 >  Tatsunko
 (Gatcha Man (G-Force / Battle Of The Planets)
 >  Tenky
 >  Tezuka Productions
 >  Toei Animation division of Toei Motion Pictures
 (Sailor Moon, Cutey Honey Flash, Dragon Ball, J. S. Nube, One Piece)
 >  Toranoana
 >  Victor Software  (Vampire Hunter D (the game))
 >  Xebec (& Production-IG)  (Nadesico, Love Hina)

Companies (Japanese) that produce &/or market Anime videos, soundtracks / CDs, Anime books, Manga, & some tv. brodcasters that deal with Anime. Some of these (also) have (a link to) an English version of the site &/or a link to the U.S.A. division of the company if there is one. "(SS)" means that it is a show or series specific page posted by a company or corporation (, not a fan).
 >  Adam
 >  Animation Press Center
 >  Animax or Animax
 >  Animaxis
 >  Anime International Co. (AIC)
 >  Arts Vision
 >  Asahi Tv
 >  Avex Mode
 >  Ayers
 >  Bandai
 >  Baobab
 >  Beam Entertainment
 >  Character Anime
 >  Charax
 >  CLAMP
 >  Dragon Twist
 >  Dream Network (part of AIC)
 >  Emotion (div. of Bandai)
 >  Evangelion page by Izu
 (SS)
 >  Fuji Tv  (Fujisankei Tv)  (Anime page at F. T.)
 >  Gatekeepers page
 (SS)
 >  http://animejapan.cplaza.or.jp/prettyg
 >  Junjun
 >  J.V.C. (Japan Victor Co.) media division
 >  Kadokawa
 >  Kodansha
 >  Macross page
 (SS)
 >  Marine Entertainment
 >  Movic
 >  Namco
 >  Nakayosi
 (a variety Manga magazine)
 >  N H K  Tv
 >  Nika
 >  Nippon Tv
 >  OOVAS
 >  Pioneer
 >  Pony Canyon
 >  Rurouni Kenshin page by S M E
 (SS)
 >  Sony
 >  Starchild
 >  Studio Hard
 >  T B S  Tv
 >  Tenchi Muyo page by J - Entertainment
 (SS)
 >  Tv Tokyo  (Anime page at T. T.)
 >  Vap
 >  WOWOW
 >  Youmex division of Toshiba - E M I


Model of YURIKA from M. S. Nadesico.A few Anime &/or Manga clubs :
 Cal. Poly. at Pomona Neo Anime Web (in So. California, U.S.A.)
 >  Clubs in the Pacific Northwest (of North America)
 >  Greenwood : one of two Anime clubs at the University of California at Riverside (in So. California, U.S.A.)
 >  Hobart Anime Club (in Indiana, U.S.A.)
 >  Inland Empire
(of So. Cal.) Anime Club (in So. California, U.S.A.)
 >  
Morango Basin Manga & Anime Association (in So. California, U.S.A.)
 >  Pacific Northwest Anime Club Webring Homepage
 >  Pomona Valley Manga & Anime Association (in So. California, U.S.A.)
(but accepts members world wide)
 >  Tasogare (in Texas, U.S.A.)
 >  Tatsunoko Fan Club (fans of works done by Tatsunoko Animation Co.) (in So. California, U.S.A.)
 >  Tsunami Anime Club (in No. California, U.S.A.)
 >  Videoburn : one of two Anime clubs at the University of California at Riverside (in So. California, U.S.A.)

A few other Anime sites (that are not mine. Links to mine are near the end (on part 6).) + = on-line friend  * = in person friend

 >  All Mangas is a French site with many Manga & Anime images.
 >  Amber Anime Archive  Images, images, images, images, images, alot of images.

 Anime and Manga Resources List
 >  Anime Art (.com)
 >  Anime Cell Gallery
 >  Anime Expo.  One of the biggest Anime conventions. It is held in the Los Angeles area.
(It is now so big that it is overcrowded & is not fun anymore & it lost its charm.)
 >  Anime Genesis
 >  Anime Goods  This is NOT a store, but a site that shows Anime related products.
 >  Anime International
 >  Anime Intro (Claymore / Amber) Video clips of show openings & endings, plus other things.
 >  Anime Mike
 >  Anime `n' Stuff
 >  Anime News Network
 >  Anime page by Jessi
 >  Anime Scene
 >  Anime Sekai
 >  Anime Shrine
 >  Anime Spider
 >  Anime Station
 >  Anime Village / Bandai Anime Village will be or is now releasing & selling professionally sub-titled versions of many series &/or movies.
 >  Anime Wallpapers  Alot of images for your computer background image.
I wonder if anyone will make real wallpaper with Anime &/or Manga images on it.
 >  Anime 101 which has a wonderful What is Anime ? page & a terrific Anime Examined page. WOW ! Be sure to check it out.
 >  Another explanation of What are Manga and Anime ?
 >  Annapuma's Script Crypt has translated scripts for a few series.
 >  Apatt's Anime Zone
+
 >  At Pictures has Anime pages of many images.
 >  A-Kon.  Another big Anime convention. It is held in the Dallas / Fort Worth area.
 >  Brian's Tokimeki Memorial Home Page
 >  ChiAnime Fansub Distribution
 >  Elysiat's Anime Page has links to more sites.
 >  Eric Kochanski does good drawings.
+
 >  Estrigious  "Jiro" & her friend met up with 3 others & this is the result.
For those who visited this page back in 1998 : Remember the "Jiro" & Independent Mayhem links ; it is the same girls. +
 >  EX, the online world of Anime.
 >  Fansub Database  A huge listing that may have that title you have been looking for in subbed format. List is here also.
 >  Fansubs.net - The Anime Fan and Fansubber Resource Network
 >  Final Fantasy Excalibur  A good site for Anime related video game information.
 >  Fred Gallagher art site & MegaTokyo.
 >  Gallery Of Iria
 >  Go-Anime.Net
 >  Griffin's Anime Page  An Anime page by another Griffin. (No (direct) relation.)
 >  Have those favorite Anime posters (or almost anything else) custom & professionally framed at Bledsole's. *
 >  Hikari's Fansub Distribution *
 >  Hitoshi Doi  This guy really loves Anime. His site has alot !
 >  I like the Anime FAQ page by the Yale Univ. Anime Society.
 >  Japanese Domestic Core Resources
 >  Kaseijin Anime  A vendor & very knowledgeable of Anime.
+
 >  Kaoru's Evangelion Page *
 >  Lord Zox
+
 >  Mighty Tezuka !  The God of Manga (& Anime)
(a past article in L.A. Weekly)
 >  Ming's Saber Marionette J Page
 >  Mr. T, The Toughest Man In Anime.  A humorous site.
 >  Mr. T vs. Escaflonwe  &  Mr. T vs. Slayers
 >  NeoN eVolutiOn
 >  Otaku World
 >  Pacific Media Expo,
a new convention started by the former leader of Anime Expo, held in the Los Angeles area.
 >  Planet Gaea : Tenkuu no Escaflowne
+
 >  Psycko Manga is a German site with many Manga & Anime images in their gallery pages.
 >  Psymanga
 >  Tap Anime
 >  Tipatat C. has a Understanding Anime site with aspects of Anime pointed out
(using Flash/Shockwave) & a few tutorials on using Flash to do Anime.
 >  Tokyopop
 >  Top Manga
 >  Wallpaper Vault has Anime & Manga wallpaper pages.
 >  www.mangaguide.com - Anime and Manga Guide
 >  VKLL : a fansubber.

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