Bandai Games in 2005
February 24, 2005
Bandai's game line appeals to a variety of target demographics, and it sells to those targets with distribution strategies ranging from mostly mass to hobby only.
Toys Launching the in Fall of 2005
February 22, 2005
Mattel has landed the master toy license for the Cartoon Network's J-Pop saturated cartoon series Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi .
Yu-Gi-Oh!, Marvel, DC & More
February 22, 2005
Upper Deck Entertainment has a full roster of releases planned for 2005.
Anime Starts on ABC in April
February 21, 2005
Hasbro has announced its new B-Daman Game , which does for the ancient game of marbles what Beyblade did for spinning tops.
New Toys & Collectibles From Hasbro & DST
February 21, 2005
Hasbro has announced ambitious plans for its long-running Transformers property.
Ah My Goddess TV, Grenadier, Genshiken, Hinotori & Phantom
February 21, 2005
Media Blasters has announced five new anime acquisitions that are certain to raise its profile among U.S. anime distributors.
Manga in May
February 17, 2005
Viz, LLC will publish novelizations as well as a hardcover art book based on the popular Full Metal Alchemist property.
Launching in May
February 17, 2005
Bandai America's Zatch Bell! TCG ships to hobby dealers in May, which should give them a 90-day head start over the mass market.
Along With 'One Piece', 'IGPX,' & 'Bobobo-bo'
February 16, 2005
The Cartoon Network announced that the much-heralded Naruto anime series is heading for the Toonami Block.
Publication Will Be Distributed at Cons
February 16, 2005
Animerica is ending its run as a newsstand, direct market and subscription publication with its June issue.
