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All Points Bulletin: Midorikawa Nao, The Windy City Detective

April 29, 2012

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Narutaki’s picks:

  • Akira’s Climatic Scene, in LEGO
    If someone makes something I already really like out of LEGO, well then I’m probably just going to like that thing 10X more.
  • Really Weird New Anime Movie (Which I Never Heard About on Anime Sites)
    Cartoon Brew is generally my source for international animation and every once in a while they’ll have something anime news sites skip over or at least don’t highlight. The After School Midnighters is just such a case. Judging by the borderline lucid dream trailer and premise I can’t say I’m surprised many anime fans aren’t looking forward to it.
  • Brucie, You Got Some Splainin’ to Do
    Batman reveals how he learned his detective skills in this terrible issue from the 50′s. Chris recounts all the highlights while also explaining what works and doesn’t in an origin story.
  • Pokemon Fine Art Exhibit
    Two things you might not put together, but nevertheless this showing looks pretty interesting.

Hisui’s picks:

More Kaneda!

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All Points Bulletin: The Sexposition within Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride

April 22, 2012

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Hisui’s picks:

Narutaki’s picks:

  • New Comic Store Opening in Manhattan
    If NYC wasn’t already one of the best places to shop as a geek, it is getting yet another addition. They have staffed up and will be opening doors on the May 12th!
  • The Most Insane Gundam Cosplay
    Is of course not of a person, but of a robot. Strike Freedom blows my mind. And he seems to have a decent amount of mobility!
  • If You Can’t Get Enough of Batman You’re in Luck
    Which is pretty much all of us, right? This is the trailer for the new CG-animated series coming to Cartoon Network. There have been so many good renditions of him in animated form, it’ll be interesting to see what their show adds to the mix.
  • Mr. Toad Rides Again
    If you are familiar with the animated short Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride (or the no longer existence ride at Disney World), rejoice because he is getting a full-length feature film! Pete Candeland has signed on a director, you may be familiar with some of his work for Gorillaz. And since this was supposed to be a feature before it was cut down to a short in the past, they may already have a good idea of where to take it.
  • Totally Awesome Robot Cakes!
    There is some deliciously high-level craftsmanship going on in these. I’m partial to the K-9 one.

Speaking of One Piece, as Narutaki and I were recently discussing it, that girl from the series that no one seems to like:

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All Points Bulletin: Centaur Glengarry Glen Ross

April 15, 2012

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Narutaki’s picks:

  • LEGO Tachikoma
    It moves pretty well, too. And it comes with a part list in case you want to make your own!
  • 7-Eleven, Soccer, and Detective Conan
    As far as I know this is the first appearance of Conan in the Nendoroid line of figures, something I have been hoping for! Two different uniforms to kick off the release of the 16th Detective Conan movie in theaters featuring a soccer story. Each comes bundled with manga as well and the Big Osaka version is exclusive to 7-Elevens in Japan.
  • Nerd-tastic Logo Redesigns
    I love stuff like this! They are most Star Wars related with a sprinkling of other series. My favorite is the Empire/Adidas mash-up.
  • Centaur Manga Covers [1] [2] [3] [4]
    Yeah, in case you missed it on Twitter, centaur manga is a budding genre in Japan at the moment! Really.

Hisui’s picks:

I can’t wait for the next movie!

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All Points Bulletin: Biker Mice From Mars

April 8, 2012

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Hisui’s picks:

Narutaki’s picks:

  • Mind the Gap
    A preview of the upcoming mystery/supernatural comic has me plenty on board for its May debut. 
  • Who Needs Cable? The Birth of Online Animation Channels
    New distribution formats are popping up and the animation industry isn’t going to be left behind. With the appeal of Adult Swim and Comedy Central-like programing blocks, smaller animation groups are looking to make their money away from big networks.
  • Kaneda Rides Again . . . For Charity
    So once you build a totally badass replica of Kaneda’s bike from Akira, what do you do with it? Ride it everywhere of course! But if the prospect of your life being just a little bit cooler from seeing this bike zoom down the street wasn’t enough, the journey is raising awareness and funds for autism.

You should smile now that Fate/Zero is back:

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