Neptune and uranus are next in Figure Arts :D
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OOOOOOOO NEW ITEMS including sailor henshin pens for outers!!!!!
Prototype Sailor Satun FigureArts!!!!!!!!!
shes beautiful!!!! I'm surprised that they didn't do chibi moon next since it was believed they were realeasing the scoouts in order of appearance. Still I cant wait to see her colored!!
also mercury and venus volks pics under cut
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also mercury and venus volks pics under cut
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Prototype Pullips Sailor moon Doll
Here is the prototype of the Pullip doll of Sailor Moon, just introduced in Japan. (found on smw) Im not a fan of pullips but I figured sm fans would be interested in them ^-^ I'm just anticipating the possibility of a volks/obitsu/takara jointed Barbie sized doll X3 (I hope I hope
Sailor moon 3rd generation covers (beautiful!)
Japan Center San Francisco Anime Fair: Sailor Moon's 20th Anniversary
HOLY CRAP!!! this comes out after my birthday!!!!! I'm totally going!!!!!!!!! WHO'S GOING?!?!?!?!?!
Sunday October 7th 12:30-4:30
Japantown Peace Plaza
Post Street at Buchanan Street
San Francisco, CA 94117
http://www.japancentersf.com/
Sunday October 7th 12:30-4:30
Japantown Peace Plaza
Post Street at Buchanan Street
San Francisco, CA 94117
http://www.japancentersf.com/
Join us for a family-friendly afternoon of Anime fun in the Japantown Peace Plaza. Enjoy costume and musical performances celebrating J-Pop Culture and Sailor Moon's 20th Anniversary! This free event will include a costume contest, singing and dancing by Virtual Idol Mari Watanabe, Anime Vocaloid Singer Performer Yukie Dong, Kairu, Ti@Mi and Angel Hearts, and feature a special performance by a Super Sentai vs Kamen Rider Battle.
This event is organized by Japan Video and sponsored by the Japan Center Malls.
COST & REGISTRATION: FREE
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Kodansha Comic-Con '12 interview
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Sailor Moon, Sailor V & More From Kodansha Comics Now Available For Pre-Order
Posted on: Monday, March 21, 2011
Upcoming titles from Kodansha Comics, including hotly anticipated first volumes for Naoko Takeuchi's Sailor Moon and Codename: Sailor V; continuing volumes for Arisa, Deltora Quest, Fairy Tail, Negima!, Ninja Girls, Shugo Chara!, Until the Full Moon, and The Wallflower; and new collections for Love Hina, Negima!, and Tokyo Mew Mew, are now available for pre-order.
Originally 18 volumes long, Sailor Moon will re-launch in brand new deluxe editions condensed into 14 volumes (12 containing the main story and 2 covering short stories). The manga will feature new covers, retouched interior art and dialoge, bonus material from Takeuchi, and detailed translation notes.
Sailor Moon, Sailor V & More From Kodansha Comics Now Available For Pre-Order
Posted on: Monday, March 21, 2011
Upcoming titles from Kodansha Comics, including hotly anticipated first volumes for Naoko Takeuchi's Sailor Moon and Codename: Sailor V; continuing volumes for Arisa, Deltora Quest, Fairy Tail, Negima!, Ninja Girls, Shugo Chara!, Until the Full Moon, and The Wallflower; and new collections for Love Hina, Negima!, and Tokyo Mew Mew, are now available for pre-order.
Originally 18 volumes long, Sailor Moon will re-launch in brand new deluxe editions condensed into 14 volumes (12 containing the main story and 2 covering short stories). The manga will feature new covers, retouched interior art and dialoge, bonus material from Takeuchi, and detailed translation notes.
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Sailor moon toys by Topps?
Hi yall, long time no post XD
All this talk about sailor moon and the new rights made me want to do some more research. According to the Italian Sailor Moon website, the American video game rights to Sailor Moon are owned by Bandai Namco and the American toy rights are owned by Topps, I looked up Topps offical page and it seems they mostly make cards and some action figures for the NFL
I dunno it seems odd that bandai wouldnt have the rights (especially since most of us want re-releases for the RPG items XO) I remembered Irwin had the rights when it first came about..not sure what their projects were before sailor moon ^-^"
I dunno what do you guys think? thoughts opinions? Do any of you own any Topps merch and would like to give us your insite? ^,^ Anything goes really ^-^
All this talk about sailor moon and the new rights made me want to do some more research. According to the Italian Sailor Moon website, the American video game rights to Sailor Moon are owned by Bandai Namco and the American toy rights are owned by Topps, I looked up Topps offical page and it seems they mostly make cards and some action figures for the NFL
I dunno it seems odd that bandai wouldnt have the rights (especially since most of us want re-releases for the RPG items XO) I remembered Irwin had the rights when it first came about..not sure what their projects were before sailor moon ^-^"
I dunno what do you guys think? thoughts opinions? Do any of you own any Topps merch and would like to give us your insite? ^,^ Anything goes really ^-^
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Some news from Comic-Con
I just got back from Comic-Con, and I made a point to attend both the Funimation panel as well as the Kodansha panel while I was there.
First off, if Funi has gotten the rights to the anime, they didn't say anything. This didn't really surprise me, though. I have the feeling that if they have gotten it, they will make their announcement at Otakon.
I got a bit more info on the soon-to-be re-released manga at the Kodansha panel. First off, they are not reprinting the old Mixx version; they are doing their own translation. They are keeping the original names and will be doing everything to stay as faithful to the original manga as possible. (I didn't think to ask if it would be printed in the original right-to-left format, but I think it's a good guess that they will.) They will have everything approved by both Kodansha and Naoko herself before it is printed.
Volumes will be released bi-monthly. There will be two volumes of Sailor V, 12 of Sailor Moon, and two additional volumes of side-stories.
While it's not planned at the moment, they may arrange for the series to be downloaded electronically in the future. They are planning on setting up Facebook and Twitter accounts in the near future, they simply haven't had the time to do so yet because of their workload.
Someone did ask about the anime and musicals and whatnot. The rep said that they would obviously love to have all of that available, however, their contract is strictly for the manga. As such, they don't know what may happen with them.
No really big news, obviously. Just thought I'd post this in case anyone was curious what was said at the panels. Oh, and I got a really cute poster for free! It's the same image that is on the cover of the first volume of the new manga. ^_^
I've been on the lookout for any BSSM items at the con... but I haven't seen much. One booth has some nice figurines of the inner senshi, but they're expensive (like $250.00), and a couple of wallscrolls. That's about it. I've spotted a few cosplayers, but I haven't been able to get close enough to get any good pictures. Well, there's still three more days to go.
ETA: Oops! I forgot to mention that the manga will keep all of the references to Japanese culture, mythology, and whatnot, and that they will have translations notes in the back to explain things for western fans who are unfamiliar with them.
First off, if Funi has gotten the rights to the anime, they didn't say anything. This didn't really surprise me, though. I have the feeling that if they have gotten it, they will make their announcement at Otakon.
I got a bit more info on the soon-to-be re-released manga at the Kodansha panel. First off, they are not reprinting the old Mixx version; they are doing their own translation. They are keeping the original names and will be doing everything to stay as faithful to the original manga as possible. (I didn't think to ask if it would be printed in the original right-to-left format, but I think it's a good guess that they will.) They will have everything approved by both Kodansha and Naoko herself before it is printed.
Volumes will be released bi-monthly. There will be two volumes of Sailor V, 12 of Sailor Moon, and two additional volumes of side-stories.
While it's not planned at the moment, they may arrange for the series to be downloaded electronically in the future. They are planning on setting up Facebook and Twitter accounts in the near future, they simply haven't had the time to do so yet because of their workload.
Someone did ask about the anime and musicals and whatnot. The rep said that they would obviously love to have all of that available, however, their contract is strictly for the manga. As such, they don't know what may happen with them.
No really big news, obviously. Just thought I'd post this in case anyone was curious what was said at the panels. Oh, and I got a really cute poster for free! It's the same image that is on the cover of the first volume of the new manga. ^_^
I've been on the lookout for any BSSM items at the con... but I haven't seen much. One booth has some nice figurines of the inner senshi, but they're expensive (like $250.00), and a couple of wallscrolls. That's about it. I've spotted a few cosplayers, but I haven't been able to get close enough to get any good pictures. Well, there's still three more days to go.
ETA: Oops! I forgot to mention that the manga will keep all of the references to Japanese culture, mythology, and whatnot, and that they will have translations notes in the back to explain things for western fans who are unfamiliar with them.