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Anime News Network (via The Hollywood Reporter) has delivered the news that the role of Chi-Chi has been cast for the upcoming live-action Dragon Ball movie. Jamie Chung, who has apparently been involved with MTV’s “The Real World” in the past, will be taking on the role of Chi-Chi.
Live near Durango, Mexico? Want to be in the live action Dragon Ball movie? IESB.net has the dirt on what is on the up and up and who is who — something like that, anyway. Apparently the call is out there for extras of all types. Julio Toledo is handling the extras casting. If you …
Episode #0105 of the podcast is available for download! Long time no see… there just hasn’t been any real news to speak of over the last week, or anything. But that’s OK…! We have a new episode for you, as well as some content. This episode contains Volume 11 of our “Manga Review of Awesomeness” …
Episode #0104 of the podcast is available for download! This week, we took a look at the single greatest achivement in cinematic history. That’s right, kids… nothing will ever top Dragon Ball Ultimate Edition. Yeah. I said it. So in addition to covering this week’s news (which you’ve certainly already read, below), we brought in …
SonGokuGT over on our forum pointed us to bluray.com which notes that Toei has gone (at least for now) with Blu-ray as their preferred high-definition home format: Toei International has announced that they are planning to release ‘Clannad’ for Blu-ray on March 7th in Japan. This will be the first Blu-ray release for the studio, …
A post over on Kotaku a few days ago notes that Mexican actress Camila Sodi has auditioned for the role of Bulma in the upcoming American live-action adaptation of Dragon Ball for the big screen.
The final two Dragon Ball individual disc covers have been revealed. Discs #25 and #26 contain five episodes each, covering episodes 144 thru 153, and are slated to be released 05 December 2007. You can still order any of the released Z discs or any of these discs from Amazon Japan.
Everyone’s favorite battle in the Dragon World — Atari vs. FUNimation — continued onwards today with Atari’s next quarterly report (also delayed, but quite as delayed as theirprevious quarterly report: We are a party to two license agreements with FUNimation Productions, Ltd. (“FUNimation”) pursuant to which we distribute the Dragonball Z software titles. On October …
Episode #0103 of the podcast is available for download! This week we tried to answer a question… what will it take to make a watchable American live-action DB movie? Not even good… just watchable. We definitely have some thoughts on the matter, so tune in for that. Oh, and by the way… this is the …
RightStuf has yet another new listing, this time for the Dragon Ball Z “omnibus” versions coming out from Viz (this coming after initial details came out for the first series’ release). Pretty interesting description, here: This VIZBIG edition of Dragon Ball Z contains volumes 1-3 of the series, bonus color content and updated text. Let …