Attack on Titan Game Coming To Nintendo 3DS

Don’t worry, Attack on Titan isn’t doomed to be a browser game alone—the manga series is also getting a Nintendo 3DS game, developed by Pokémon Mystery Dungeon and Virtue’s Last Reward developer Spike Chunsoft.

Attack on Titan Video Game Set for 2014

A video game based on the Attack on Titan manga and anime series is in development for launch in 2014, producer George Wada said at Anime Expo this weekend.

Unofficial Pro-Quality "Attack On Titan" Movie Poster Looks Too Good To Be True

A Japanese professional movie concept artist by the name of Kouji Tajima posted this image on his blog and Twitter and it's getting a lot of attention!

It looks too good to be true! Well, it is, Tajima claims this is just a fan creation of his own making, but he would also love for an offer to work on the live-action film version currently in development, as he

Titanic Kyojin is getting shrunken down into a Nendoroid

During the recent Nico Nico Chokaigi event in Japan, many Nendoroid figures were teased and revealed but none quite so, um, unique as the Kyojin (or Titan) from the series, Attack on Titan. In all honesty, I can't understand why this was chosen as a subject. 

Ultimate Tamashii S.I.C Kamen Rider Kuuga 3 Form Set

 

 

Finally an Ultimate release for the S.I.C Kuuga forms. The set will include all other 3 of Kuuga's form, Dragon, Pegasus and Titan. Also, an effect set and stand will be include for each form!

 

Tamashii Nations 2012: S.I.C & 12PM Exhibits

 

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Cartoon Network To Launch Full "Teen Titans Go!" Series in 2013

 

While anime inspired cartoons have a fairly spotty track regard among fans of the original Japanese medium, Cartoon Network's 2003-2006 Teen Titans was generally well received. A super deformed spin-off of Teen Titans Go! shorts recently began airing on the network's DC Nation block, and that was apparently well received too, because it's getting its own full show next year. 

From Cartoon Network's announcement Teen Titans Go! features the return of Robin, Starfire, Raven, Beast Boy and Cyborg in all-new, comedic adventures. Character-driven comedy is the order of the day as this new take on the super hero series focuses on the funny business that happens between saving the world and living together as teenagers without adult supervision. 

letter VIDEO: Cartoon Network's DC Nation Introduces “Superman of Tokyo”

 

This week's Saturday morning Cartoon Network DC Nation block kicks off the Superman of Tokyo shorts, plus new super-deformed Teen Titans and full episodes of Green Lantern and Young Justice.