Why wake up to a boring alarm clock when you can now wakeup to the voices of (your possible ‘waifu’) Emilia and Rem from the hit series, Re:Zero! The app features over 90 recordings allowing users to customize their morning wakeup greeting. Unfortunately unlike the Asuna app, the images are static but features over 30 character images.
Currently the app is only available in Japan for Android and iOS for 720 yen.
http://re-zero-app.jp/
Inori Minase has received the prestigious "Best Actress" award at the 10th annual Seiyu Awards. While best known for her work in the anime series Is It Wrong to Try and Pick Up Girls in a dungeon? as the character Hestia, Inori has had some other exciting opportunities for 2015.
She was awarded the prestigious title for her lead role in the film The Anthem of the Heart, and in the popular anime series School-Live.
Veteran voice actress Yuu Asakawa is a huge fan of zombies and absolutely loves Resident Evil and The Walking Dead. During our interview with her at Anime on Display, we couldn't help but ask one of the toughest questions she has received yet:
If she could only save one person during a zombie apocalypse, who would it be? Leon Kennedy or Daryl Dixon?
Fans of the Monogatari series have been clamoring for the much anticipated origin story of Bakemonogatari since it's anime release in 2009. Now after 6 years Aniplex USA plans to bring the film to select US theaters this February.
For Android fans who want to make iOS and Windows Phone users jealous (this includes me), Asuna from the hit series Sword Art Online will wake you up in the mornings, give you weather, fortune, and appointment reminders in Japanese. Based on the press release, it appears with the purchase of the English language support add-on (really?), it will translate the menus, subtitles for Asuna's dialog, and allow for limited English voice command recognition. You can find the full list of commands here.
Read more: Take Asuna (SAO) With You As a Personal Voice Assistant Released in English
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