advnation.blogspot.com - 7/1/2009
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ADV Films to distribute Sentai Filmworks' new license acquisition, Satelight (Aquarion, Noein, Basquash) animation studio's 13 episode Hokuto no Ken Raoh Gaiden: Ten no Haoh , a Fist of the North Star spin-off. ADV Films will be handling localization, production and distribution of the series ...
animenewsnetwork.com - 7/2/2009
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Sentai Filmworks Adds Fist of the North Star Side Story (Updated)
Anime News Network —
[image] ADV Films Sales Account Manager Chris Oarr has confirmed that the Sentai Filmworks licensing company has licensed Masashi Abe and Satelight 's Hokuto no Ken Raoh Gaiden: Ten no Haoh television anime series under the Legends of the Dark Kings: A Fist of the North Star Story title. The entire 13-episode series will ship in one 325-minute set on September 15. ADV Films will localize and disribute the series on behalf of Sentai Filmworks. The action anime adapts Youkow Osada 's Ten no Haoh - Hokuto no Ken ...
Sentai Filmworks Licenses Fist of the North Star Raoh Gaiden
AnimeVice Site Mashup —
... "Legends of the Dark Kings: A Fist of the North Star". I love it how they are no longer releasing DVDs with only a few episodes on one DVD for $25; it works out so much better this way (at least for us). To celebrate this occasion, I think we all should put our fist in the air for Raoh, in his honor. Opening Trailer [Via ADV Nation]
Sentai Acquires Raoh Gaiden
AnimeNation Anime News Blog —
... Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star) manga details the rise to power of popular antagonist Raoh before the events depicted in the Hokuto no Ken television series and movies. Good luck with this. Even most hardcore Hokuto no Ken fans concede how awful this show was. And when nearly all of America’s most devoted anime viewers ignored this show when it was circulating in the fan community for free, it’ll be ponderable to predict how many will now choose to spend money on it. Source: ADV Nation This entry was posted on Thursday, July 2nd, 2009 at 1:30 pm and is filed under ...
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Rightstuf 40% off ADV Films Sale
thedisjointedzone.com 5/22/2009 —
Two weeks back, I’ve mentioned Rightstuf had a 40% off Funimation sale . It was something worth jumping for joy about and this time round, it’s on ADV Films.
Same process as before,
From now through June 1, take 40% OFF the retail prices of all DVDs and books from ADV ...
Hokuto Musou will be RAAAPE!
animediet.net 10/14/2009 — From Kotaku.com and gamingbits.com -
Tecmo Koei is hard at work on Fist of the North Star for the PS3 and Xbox 360.
The manga (Hokuto no Ken) debuted in 1983 and went on to spin off two animated series and motion pictures.
Dubbed Hokuto Musou , the game is scheduled for release sometime ...
ADV Films picks up another Central Park Media title: Darkside Blues
advnation.blogspot.com 6/3/2009 — Last month (shortly after Central Park Media's file for bankruptcy), ADV Films picked up several Central Park Media titles : Now and Then Here and There, World of Narue, Grave of the Fireflies, and MD Geist - In addition to that, ADV Films has also ...
so since i’m confused about this whole “sentai filmworks” thing
jphinano.wordpress.com 5/8/2009 — Like everyone else, I’m confused as all hell about the whole ADV/Sentai/Switchblade thing. ADV has frequently said in interviews that the three are separate companies and not imprints. So what are they?
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