One thing Anime Expo is known for is its great numbers of high-quality guests. It's a topic that is speculated about every year. Anime Expo has finally announced what is the first of a flood of guests to come.
Check out our Q&A transcript of the Ulysses: Jeanne d’Arc and the Alchemist Knight panel featuring Yuko Ono who voices the main character Jeanne d’Arc, and Sound Director Ryosuke Naya at the 2018 Crunchyroll Expo.
Tsume Art is a high end collectible statue company from Luxembourg. Fans of popular series such as One Piece, Dragon Ball, and Naruto will definitely recognize their iconic showcase pieces that features an insane attention to detail. Most of Tsume Art’s products are made to order in super limited production runs and can only be obtained from their online webstore akin to other high end manufacturers such as Sideshow Collectibles. Due to the exclusivity of their products, Tsume Art is not as well known in the United States.
Learn a little more about the company in our video of their booth at Anime Expo 2018!
This year’s Crunchyroll Expo (September 1-3, San Jose Convention Center) is right around the corner and they’ve got some pretty good looking guests and events as is befitting one of the major names in English anime streaming and production. They've even gone as far as being the principal driving force behind a few series. Read on for some of the things we think are must-sees at the upcoming CRX:
Cells at Work! is a manga series from Kodansha that has been adapted into its own anime series by Aniplex. This series is unique in that it takes the work cells inside the human body and reimagines them as human characters. The cells are shown doing their daily task but in the manner, humans would do such tasks. The talented Kana Hanazawa, and Tomoaki Maeno lend their voices to Red Blood Cell and White Blood Cell respectively. During Anime Expo 2018, Aniplex held a panel for Cells at Work! to premiere the first episode of the series days ahead of its official release. Aniplex also invited special guests Tomoaki Maeno, Yohei Ito (Kodansha Producer), Nobutaka Kasama (David Production), and Yuma Takahashi (Aniplex Producer) for a Q&A at the end of the panel.
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