Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax Arcade Game's Gameplay Video Streamed!
Shizuo, Shana, Asuna, Kuroyukihime, Kirino, Mikoto, more fight in Sega x Dengeki Bunko crossover
Sega began streaming a new promotional video for the upcoming
anime-based fighting game, Dengeki Bunko Fighting Climax, on Tuesday.
The trailer features six of the game's previously announced characters
as they fight in the upcoming 2-D, side-scrolling fighter.
The trailer features each of the character's individual play styles as
well as reveals that each of the characters is allowed a supporting
character from their respective series. Leafa will support Asuna (Sword
Art Online), Wilhelmina will support Shana (Shakugan no Shana), Tōma
Kamijō will support Mikoto Misaka (A Certain Magical Index), Kuroneko
will support Kirino Kōsaka (Oreimo), Celty will support Shizuo
(Durarara!!), and Haruyuki will support Kuroyukihime (Accel World).
Publisher ASCII Media Works and game developer Sega announced Dengeki
Bunko Fighting Climax, their crossover 2D fighting game, last month at
the Tokyo Game Show 2013 event. The game is the fourth collaboration
between ASCII Media Works' Dengeki Bunko imprint and Sega, and it marks
Dengeki Bunko's 20th anniversary.
The title is a side-scrolling
action game featuring such characters as Asuna from Reki Kawahara's
Sword Art Online light novel series and Shana from Yashichiro
Takahashi's Shakugan no Shana light novel series. The game will use a
standard eight-way joystick and four buttons — A (weak attack), B
(medium attack), C (strong attack), and D (support, to summon support
characters). Players can also dash, back dash, and two levels of jump.
A+B or A + B + down will unleash special Impact Skill attacks. Pressing A
+ B+ C simultaneously will expend one Blast icon for various Blast
attacks.
src: animenewsnetwork.com
Kingdom Hearts III's D23 Expo Japan Game Footage Streamed!
PS4/Xbox One game previewed at this week's event
Disney Japan began streaming footage from Square Enix's Kingdom Hearts
III game on Tuesday. The footage first debuted at the D23 Expo Japan
event earlier in the week.
Kingdom Hearts III is slated for both the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles.
src:
0taku.livedoor.biz
animenewsnetwork.com
Anpanman Manga/Anime Creator Takashi Yanase Passed Away
Anpanman
manga and anime creator Takashi Yanase passed away due to heart failure
in a Tokyo hospital on Sunday, October 13 at 3:08 a.m. He was 94.
Yanase gained widespread popularity when the Soreike! Anpanman television anime premiered in 1988 and became a hit — not only in Japan, but overseas as well. His superhero character Anpanman has appeared in over three dozen anime projects since then.
Yanase was not only the oldest elder statesmen in the manga world, but he was also accomplished in music. He wrote the lyrics for the late Taku Izumi's song "Te no Hira wo Taiyō ni." (Izumi composed the music for the various Soreike! Anpanman anime projects.)
Before he became a full-time manga creator, Yanase worked in the Mitsukoshi department store chain's advertising department and contributed to its wrapping paper designs and other work. He was an ardent supporter of his hometown in Kami District, Kōchi Prefecture and designed the Gomen Ekio-kun character for Tosa Kuroshio Railway's Gomen Nahari Line.
Yanase served as the head of the Japan Cartoonists Association from 2000 until last year, when he retired due to his age and health.
src:
nikkei.com
animenewsnetwork.com
Yanase gained widespread popularity when the Soreike! Anpanman television anime premiered in 1988 and became a hit — not only in Japan, but overseas as well. His superhero character Anpanman has appeared in over three dozen anime projects since then.
Yanase was not only the oldest elder statesmen in the manga world, but he was also accomplished in music. He wrote the lyrics for the late Taku Izumi's song "Te no Hira wo Taiyō ni." (Izumi composed the music for the various Soreike! Anpanman anime projects.)
Before he became a full-time manga creator, Yanase worked in the Mitsukoshi department store chain's advertising department and contributed to its wrapping paper designs and other work. He was an ardent supporter of his hometown in Kami District, Kōchi Prefecture and designed the Gomen Ekio-kun character for Tosa Kuroshio Railway's Gomen Nahari Line.
Yanase served as the head of the Japan Cartoonists Association from 2000 until last year, when he retired due to his age and health.
src:
nikkei.com
animenewsnetwork.com
Monday, October 14, 2013
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