King Baby Duck sits down with voice actor Bryson Baugus, who can currently be heard as Bell Cranel in Sentai Filmworks' Is It Wrong To Try To Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? Hear about his theater background, how he
It's the first interview special recorded at Anime Boston 2017, and we start off with a bang with the man behind the voice of the Prince of all Saiyans! Join the Boston Bastard Brigade, Wicked Anime, WAMC Northeast Public Radio, Operation
Spring is in the air, which means it's time for a new season of anime from Sentai Filmworks! Eight new series are due to premiere all throughout the month, with the majority of them made exclusive to Amazon's Anime Strike
Anime Boston 2017 may be over, but the coverage is just getting started! Join King Baby Duck, D-ROCK, Andrew & Jonathan Fleming, 42Believer, Dakota Broskie, Victoria, and Tehmsu (and a wee bit of Christine) in the first part of our
As the snow was falling hard outside the Hynes Convention Center, the anticipation was heating up for the premiere of Sentai Filmworks' latest acquisition Anonymous Noise. Held in the Grand Ballroom of the Sheraton Hotel, the first episode of Brain's
Sentai Filmworks returns to the dungeons of Orario, with its latest license of the long-awaited spinoff series Sword Oratoria: Is it Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? On the Side! A reselling of the original Danmachi series, Sword
We are just a couple days away from Anime Boston 2017, so King Baby Duck has invited Wicked Anime's Andrew Fleming and 42believer of 42's Anime Reviews to chat about what everyone should check out at this year's event! Plus
I'll be honest: I initially avoided Saga of Tanya the Evil when I first got wind of it. After all, the seemingly moéfication of a World War I German soldier screamed red flags all over the place. It was when a
Section23 Films is getting summer started on the right path, as July's release announcements feature quite a lot of hotly-anticipated home releases! A classic anime comes to DVD from Sentai Filmworks on Independence Day, with the Complete Collection release of 1979's
There's a fine range of genres that J-POP artist miwa likes to dabble in, from the usual pop & rock fare to even the sounds of traditional folk. Her latest record SPLASH☆WORLD not only holds up to these sounds, but also puts