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That is a great looking car ...until you get to the front. Does remind me of the Zagato [Lamborghini] Raptor though.

The official website for the Lotte no Omocha! television anime series began streaming a 129-second promotional video on Thursday. The anime adapts the manga of the same name by Yui Haga (Baka and Test - Summon the Beasts novel illustrator). The story begins when a boy named Naoya (Rina Satou) is brought to a magical world to be a candidate for the harem of the princess, Astarotte (Rie Kugimiya). The anime will premiere in Japan this spring. [smg id=421 type=av] The Japanese publisher Takeshobo also began streaming a 121-second trailer for the Morita-san wa Mukuchi anime on Thursday. Tae Sano's original four-panel manga follows the everyday life of a high school girl named Mayu Morita who is overly gentle and thoughtful, to the point that she does not say much of anything to anyone. The original anime DVD will ship with the third manga volume on February 26, followed by a standalone DVD on March 25. [smg id=422 type=av] Source:ANN

It's not that simple actually, AC Schnitzer are a tuner not a manufacturer.

Alpina and BMW refer to their closeness as "symbiotic", it is very doubtful you could get Alpina without already having BMW.

That's just cold man, you know he's just like the rest of us but a lot dumber.

Might be worth a try. Could place them where the banner currently is. :hmmm:

Yeah they tend to be about 1-22 months behind in their LATEST's!!!!

Mario, Luigi? Any Italians around? :D Radio Interview by someone from NBP Italy today by the look of it. Test Drive Unlimited 2: Intervista Esclusiva oggi su Radio Studio House!

23rd December 2010?

The "hate it" squad has went down a bit but it's obvious that the carlist is definitely not up to scratch for most people and in fact the only area to change in numbers is the "must try harder" section. I'll keep this poll open until the 7th February.

"it", not heard of that one. Is it based on the Stephen King novel? :D

So is a table with no legs!

I'd take the RUF Dakara, thing is a beast!

LMAO Mellors, just noticed you edited that one. You git!

This year's ninth issue of Kodansha's Young Magazine is announcing on Monday that a second television anime series based on Nobuyuki Fukumoto's gambling manga Kaiji will premiere on April 5 at 24:59 (effectively April 6 at 12:59 a.m.) The second anime series will air on the NTV network three years after the first anime aired. The Joost website had streamed the 2007-2008 television anime series in the United States. The manga also inspired a 2009 live-action film with director Tōya Satō and Death Note star Tatsuya Fujiwara as the title gambler. That film has a sequel in the works for this year. There have been three manga sequels since the original 1996-1999 Tobaku Mokushiroku Kaiji manga series ran in Young Magazine, including the ongoing Tobaku Datenshi-Roku Kaiji Kazuya-Hen. Source:ANN

The Japanese publisher Kodansha has posted a 77-second promotional video for the original anime DVD that will be bundled with Tozen Ujiie's Seitokai Yakuindomo school comedy manga on April 15. The limited edition of the fifth manga volume will include the DVD. [smg id=420 type=av] Source:ANN

This year's ninth issue of Kodansha's Morning magazine is announcing on Thursday that Kenshi Hirokane's long-running Shima Kōsaku manga is being made into a "somewhat unusual anime." The anime's release format, launch date, and other details will be provided in the magazine and its official website in the future. Since 1983, Hirokane has been depicting the corporate rise of a Japanese executive named Kosaku Shima. With every change in job title the main character receives, the manga title also changes. The manga began under the name Kachō Shima Kōsaku (Section Chief Kosaku Shima), and the two current series are Shachō Shima Kōsaku (President Kosaku Shima) in Morning magazine and a prequel called Kakarichō Shima Kōsaku in Morning's sibling publication, Evening. Kodansha published two bilingual volumes of Shachō Shima Kōsaku last year. Source:ANN

The editors of Comic Rush magazine announced on Wednesday that the magazine will move from print to a completely electronic format. The March issue, which just shipped on Wednesday, will be the final print issue from the publisher JIVE Ltd., and the first all-digital issue will debut on March 1. Future issues will be available on personal computers, Apple iPhone/iPad/iPod touch devices, and Android smartphones on the 1st of every month for 450 yen (about US$5.50). The current March issue is already available for free on the official computer website for the new digital edition. The iPad/iPhone version is slated for mid- to late February, while the Android version is slated for March 1. The magazine currently publishes the following titles: Imusanjo's Bushitsu no Dwarf-chan Yoshihisa Inoue's Maru Dere Yuichi Hasegawa's Yuusha Raideen spinoff God Bird Hanamaru Nanto's Shinyaku Ōkami ga Kuru! Renga Kijima's Brafman Over Boost KEI's Copyhan: Saya to Sayu no Daisakusen Yasuyuki Tsurugi's Tama Hime Hidetaka Kakei's Tona-Gura! Yūya Kurokami and Karuna Kanzaki's Shinakoi Kaoru Mizuhara and Takashi Konno's Voice Actress's Theater Papaion! Mizuhara-san Samui Kitagawa and Maika Netsu's Hokuto-chan no Nanatsuboshi Miyao Nekoyama's Aku no Meshitsukai Masahiro Takatani's Denki no Hanayome Koha Hakoda's Brush Up Aya Tsutsumi's Akuma de Moteru ××× Monta Tokita's Mimi Mimic Ashita Morimi's Cocoa no Kekkon Internet Marriage Motoo Koyama's Ozanari Dungeon Tactics The March issue features a Shinakoi cover by special guest artist Mutsumi Inomata to mark the release of the manga's fourth volume. Source:ANN

The Tokyo International Anime Fair (TAF) reported on Tuesday that 37% fewer exhibitors are renting 20% less booth space this year compared to last year, although negotiations are still continuing with companies that are boycotting the event due to a recently updated Tokyo law. 80 of the 119 members of the fair's executive committee appeared at a press conference on Tuesday to present a status report. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government passed an amendment to the city's Youth Healthy Development Ordinance last month. The amendment would expand the number of manga and anime that fall under "harmful publications," the legal category of works that must not be sold or rented to people under the age of 18. The head of TAF's executive committee happens to be Tokyo Governor Shintaro Ishihara, a major proponent of the amendment. As of Monday, 153 exhibitors are renting 491 booth spaces at TAF this year, compared to 244 exhibitors and 615 booth spaces last year. 125 of the exhibitors still participating are Japanese, while 28 are from overseas. 25 companies cancelled 117 booth spaces after news about the amended law came to light. As a result, TAF projects that it will have 110 million yen (about US$1.3 million) less than its initial estimates. The 10 manga publishers of Comic 10-Shakai are boycotting TAF due to the amendment. Eight media companies announced a new event called Anime Contents Expo (ACE) on March 26 and 27 — the same weekend that TAF scheduled its two public days. If Comic 10-Shakai does not rescind its boycott, some of this year's exhibitors will not participate in TAF's public days. The following companies are nevertheless scheduled to exhibit at TAF along with various governmental entities and nonprofit organizations: Association of Japanese Animations Toei Animation Pierrot Tezuka Productions ASATSU DK TMS Entertainment (Bakugan, LLP) Sunrise Bandai Visual Studio Ghibli IG Port (parent company of Production I.G, XEBEC) Shogakukan Shueisha Production Eiken BONES Others Broadcasting Companies NHK Enterprise TV Tokyo TBS NTV TV Asahi Others Film Companies TOHO Shochiku Film Toei Others Sponsors/Toy Companies Dentsu Takara Tomy Bandai Anime Contents Expo (ACE) launched its official website on Tuesday and announced the following exhibitors: Aniplex ANIMATE Kadokawa Shoten Good Smile Company Geneon Universal Entertainment Japan Nitroplus Frontier Works Marvelous Entertainment Media Factory Eight of ACE's exhibitors co-signed the December press release that announced the new event, while ACE just announced this week that Good Smile Company and Nitroplus are participating. ACE's staff states that more exhibitors will be listed on the website. The 10 manga publishers in Comic 10-Shakai are Shueisha, Shogakukan, Kadokawa Shoten, Kodansha, Akita Shoten, Hakusensha, Shonen Gahousha, Shinchosha, Futabasha, and LEED Publishing Co., Ltd. Shogakukan and Shueisha co-own Shogakukan Shueisha Production, one of the licensing and merchandising companies still exhibiting at TAF. Source:ANN

The Oricon market survey firm reports that the seventh Blu-ray Disc volume of the K-ON!! television anime series sold 27,000 copies (rounded to the nearest thousand) to top Japan's overall Blu-ray Disc chart for the January 17-23 week. It is the third time that this series, the second television anime in the franchise, has ranked #1 on the weekly chart. Source:ANN

Fixed!

Not sure what you're all up to but mellors sending me this on MSN is a bit suspicious. :omg:

So you take his hat off and you go nuts? Wise hat? And here's a side note, I love all things Camely!

Good to no.

Ah ok, I always wondered where camels kept their calendars. Now I know, thanks!