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	Animerica - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Animerica is one of the original magazines reviewing anime and manga in North America.
		Animerica uses a non-standard romanization system (a modified form of the Hepburn system), replacing the macrons used in Hepburn with circumflexes.
		Two manga magazine complements to Animerica called Animerica Extra, and Pulp were published at one time, but are now defunct.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Animerica (209 words)

	Rumic World: Interviews
		Animerica: Marvel's English version of Akira is a consistent rival in sales, but you definitely have more fan support, readers who follow you regardless of title.
		Animerica: Yes, English versions of the Urusei Yatsura TV series and films, as well as most of the Rumic World stories, are easily availale.
		Animerica: Disney animation later influenced the story-oriented manga of the late Osamu Tezuka, which in turn became the basis of Japanese comics.
	www.furinkan.com /takahashi/takahashi7.html (2586 words)

	Rumic World: Interviews
		Animerica: Inuyasha, your new work that the entire world's been waiting for, has finally begun serialization in Japan, and the English translation is already underway.
		Animerica: There was quite a while between the end of Ranma ½ and the beginning of your current serial when you didn't have regular work.
		Animerica: I hope we can invite you to San Diego again, but I'm sure you have something else to concentrate on while you have a serial.
	www.furinkan.com /takahashi/takahashi1.html (1329 words)

	ACE O NERAE! - INTERVIEW: OSAMU DEZAKI
		In 1998, ANIMERICA was fortunate to be able to speak with the veteran animator Osamu Dezaki in Tokyo.
		She turns out to be the illegitimate daughter of a US presidential candidate kidnapped and sold to slavery at a young age.
		ANIMERICA: In that sense, maniacs tend to have narrow and deep mindsets.
	aceonerae.dreamers.com /english/ace_ar01.htm (6784 words)

	Interview with Miyazaki
		ANIMERICA: As far back as a year ago, way before the film was released, I heard people talking about how the film had all the elements of a success.
		ANIMERICA: The only work of yours that's appeared in the U.S. (in animated form) at this point is a modified version of Nausicaa, and yet your name has become very well established.
		ANIMERICA: One thing about the industry which isn't all that well-known abroad is the incredible amount of women working in the actual production of animation.
	www.angelfire.com /anime/NVOW/Interview1.html (4489 words)

	Pokemaster::Actor Biographies::Eric Stuart Interview
		Animerica: Well from the sound of it you seem to be a very versatile voice actor being all the different characters that you do, but is there a specific type that you find that you are cast for more often that not?
		Animerica: It must be hard to stay away from that what with the rock 'n' roll lifestyle.
		Animerica: Well on a completely different note, have you been to any anime convention recently.
	www.jessejames.4t.com /ActorsEInterview.html (4113 words)

	Animerica magazine - The Next Level Forum
		I honestly think Animerica is a really lame publication, chock full of horrible errors....I can usually count about 5 of all sorts in each issue.
		Animerica is a good way to find out which shitty anime is popular with psuedo-geeks at the moment.
		Animerica got me interested in Metropolis, which is one of the better films I have ever seen.
	www.the-nextlevel.com /board/showthread.php?t=13026 (1512 words)

	AnimeNation Anime Forums - Anyone here ever read Animerica's magna?
		And about subscribing to Animerica Extra..I wouldn't since there aren't many titles I want to read..and the titles I DO want to read have been going since forever and I don't like to start stories from volume 12 or whatever when I could just buy the manga volume..um..
		Animerica is also the place were i found the ad for Animenation.
		Animerica Extra was one of them, and there were 2 others, but they said animerica extra was going to be replaced by some other anime magazine, called JAU2, have no frickin' clue who they are but oh well.
	www.animenation.net /forums/showthread.php?t=131747 (1277 words)

	VIZ Media . news . press room . 2003 press releases
		ANIMERICA Magazine, winner of the SPJA Award for “Best Anime Publication” nine years in a row (1993-2002), will be on hand in a unique booth to give convention attendees the opportunity to meet the ANIMERICA staff and receive a free T-shirt for subscribing to the publication.
		ANIMERICA is also sponsoring the Anime Expo program guide, with original content created exclusively for the convention.
		ANIMERICA Magazine is a 96-page, full-color square-bound publication with a U.S. cover price of $4.95 per issue (unchanged for ten years) and a U.S. yearly 12 issue subscriber rate of $29.95 (50% off cover price).
	www.viz.com /news/newsroom/2003/06_animerica.php (357 words)

	Hanami Gumi Resources - Commercially Translated Manga - Animerica Extra Magazine
		When I learned that Viz had licensed the manga for my favorite series, Fushigi Yuugi, I was intrigued that they were planning to serialize it in their new monthly magazine, Animerica Extra, along with several other series.
		Animerica Extra, however, was aimed at the high school and college crowd and contained several series that I was interested in.
		Animerica Extra's sister magazine is Animerica, which has articles, reviews, and news about manga and anime in the US and in Japan.
	hanayume.net /hanami-gumi/resources/vizmanga2.html (601 words)

	WIPO Domain Name Decision: D2000-0905
		The Complainant’s ANIMERICA magazine is based in San Francisco, California, USA, printed in Canada, published in English, and seems to be targeted at American audiences.
		The Respondents devised the name animerica in July 1997 to refer to their product (stylized drawings generically known as "anime") by coming up with variations on anime and checking them with Network Solutions for availability as domain names.
		Although the name ANIMERICA is an invented word derived from a telescoping of the two descriptive words ANIME and AMERICA, it remains suggestive of those descriptive words and is thus a relatively weak trademark when used in connection with publications in the United States of America containing anime.
	www.wipo.int /amc/en/domains/decisions/html/2000/d2000-0905.html (3096 words)

	OtakuBoards - Anime Magazines
		I think Animerica is the best anime orientated magazine out there, since it has bette layout and good information.
		I have a few issues of Animerica and Shonen Jump (which is more of a manga collection) and I think I'll subscribe to both.
		Animerica is good because it gives me a chance to read up on anime that I have never heard of or have only had minimal exposure to.
	www.otakuboards.com /showthread.php?t=24344 (1017 words)

	inuyasha artists interview - Your Online Source For Anime, Anime Movies, Anime DVD, Hentai, Manga, Anime soundtrack, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		ANIMERICA Compared to your previous Ranma 1/2, were there aspects or trends in the story that you intentionally tried to change?
		ANIMERICA You're just hoping and don't have specific ideas for such characters right no? Takahashi Right, I don't have specific characters for that yet.
		ANIMERICA There was quite a while between the end of Ranma 1/2 and the beginning of your current serial when you didn't have regular work.
	www.animespectrum.com /inarin.html (1550 words)

	Printer Friendly: Animerica 8.9 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		This is one of those weird titles that could score either 2 or 4 bullets, depending on where you're coming from.
		Animerica is a monthly magazine from Viz Communications, 96 pages with no that many adverts, for just under five bucks.
		Of course the other advantage with lots of short articles, is that if you don't like one at least you can move onto another very quickly without feeling that half the magazine is taken up by a uninteresting feature.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/974559092942,print.htm (347 words)

	Yu-Gi-Oh! Uncensored: Interview With Eris Stuart (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Animerica: Well were you very active in acting and that sort of thing while you were in school?
		Stuart: Actually the funniest thing happened where my Girlfriend was on the train and two kids were playing with the cards and one guy says "I have Pikachu" and the other guy says "I have Brock" and she said, "No, I have Brock." [LAUGHS] I thought was really funny.
		Judging by the way the dub turns out you didn’t do much research at all, and as a director not only do you have a resonsability to do your homework, you have the responsabilty to educate the rest of the people who will be making the show.
	yugioh.dbzoa.net /ericinterview.html (6673 words)

	Anime News Network - Animerica Extra to become shojo-only (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The editorial on page 141 of the August 2003 Animerica Extra notes that, "as of volume 7, Animerica Extra is becoming a shojo-only magazine."
		According to the editorial, the August issue is the final one for Marionette Generation, and both Revolutionary Girl Utena and Short Program 2 will be leaving before the end of the year.
		Additions to the shojo-only Animerica Extra will include Chiho Saito's Utena movie manga, as well as Yumi Tamura's WILD COM.
	www.animenewsnetwork.com /article.php?id=3904 (155 words)

	Animerica Interview with Ono Toshihiro
		The interview originally appeared in Animerica Volume 8 #1 and on Animerica's website.
		Below is a combination of the two interviews, since both were basically the same with a few questions that the other interview didn't have.
		Pokémon are essentially circular, so if you can arrange the parts of their faces inside of the circle and attach the limbs right, they'll look cute.
	www.geocities.com /english_japanese/manga/manga-ToshihiroOno-interview.htm (2232 words)

	Anime Universe
		Animerica is a great monthly magazine dedicated to anime and manga.
		This magazine is a definite must for anyone who wants to find out more about anime, beyond what they might find on Cartoon Network or in their local video store.
		I first learned of some of my favorite works in the pages of Animerica, and continue to read it to see what's new.
	www.anime-universe.com /animerica.html (282 words)

	Animerica Magazine Teams with Anime Expo » PopCultureShock
		Animerica Magazine will be heading up the program guide for Anime Expo 2003, the biggest anime expo in the U.S. Check out the release for details.
		Animerica Magazine, the highly acclaimed monthly publication produced by VIZ, LLC, will provide Anime Expo’s program guide with added features never seen before, such as an all-new show guide, expanded information on guest speakers, fun facts, trivia and archived classic interviews.
		Animerica Magazine will produce the program, providing it to 18,000 estimated attendees throughout the event.
	popcultureshock.com /news.php?id=97 (307 words)

	AnimeNation Anime Forums - viz's problems
		And for the record, it's "Animerica Extra" that was cancelled, not "Animerica".
		While Animerica really isn't as good as it was once, I still enjoyed reading it every month.
		Animerica may not be as good as Newtype, but I kinda grew up with it.
	www.animenation.net /forums/showthread.php?t=173320 (841 words)

	Pseudomé Studio Projects :: View topic - Shojo Beat to replace Animerica
		The latest issue of Animerica came with a letter explaining that the magazine would be no longer available for subscription and that the remaining issues in subscriptions would be replaced with Shojo Beat.
		Animerica's site doesn't say anything about it that I can find (their site has been redesigned since I saw it last saw it, too), though it does mention Shoujo Beat.
		From what I've found they also cancelled Animerica Extra around December of last year.
	www.pseudome.net /phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=2024 (361 words)

	Animerica Vol 11 #12 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		I especially enjoyed looking at the fans who were dressed as their favorite characters at the Anime Weekend Atlanta 2003 convention.
		The fans really put some hard work in getting their costumes just right and I am glad that Animerica immortalizes them in their magazine.
		This should be an interesting story, because it doesn't deal with old witch hunts, but witch hunts in the here and now.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/107140900981913.htm (185 words)

	Animerica Rumiko Takahashi Special (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Animerica Rumiko Takahashi Special - Animerica Vol 5, No. 5 1997
		I've used the same emphasis as Animerica used, but instead of "Inu-Yasha", I'm doing "Inuyasha".
		At the end of the match, the championship belt was held high, and the announcement rang out: "The real winner tonight is Takahashi!"
	www.wot-club.org.uk /Inuyasha/special/animerica_rt.html (1504 words)

	Anime Dream News - New Design For Animerica (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Animerica, probably the most popular anime magazine in the US, decided to celebrate their ninth year of publishing by unveiling a new design today.
		The new design will make its debut in the November double issue, set to release on September 21st.
		More reviews and news have been promised, in addition to a free fold-out poster in every issue.
	www.animedream.com /ad/servlet/news/241 (91 words)

	Sequential Tart - The Report Card
		One of the best things about Animerica Extra is that it's a good way to experience many types of manga.
		There is also a page of a fictional newspaper in the story, which does add a nice touch.
		Animerica Extra finishes off by showing some of the haikus they received for a contest.
	www.sequentialtart.com /reports.php?ID=1499&issue=2005-03-01 (562 words)

	Anime Dream Infobits - Gundam Themed Animerica PR
		ANIMERICA is here to explain the stories of all the different Gundam animated sagas.
		Since 1992, ANIMERICA: ANIME & MANGA MONTHLY has been your essential resource to the world of Japanese comics and animation, with news, reviews, sneak previews, exclusive interviews and columns.
		The preceding was an excerpt from a press release sent out by Viz.
	www.animedream.com /news/infobits/1109animericapr.shtml (306 words)

	Release Info
		The future shipping dates for the import products are very uncertain but are approximated as best as possible.
		Secondly, Animerica Extra traditionally ships during the third week of the month and is monthly.
		Animerica Extra Vol 2-9 (Viz) $4.95 US/$7.50 CDN 128pp
	members.tripod.com /the_quill/release.html (202 words)

	Anime Central Convention Forums - Anime Central Article in Animerica! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		It's the July Issue of Animerica, they also overhauled the entire magazine so the con report is in the back.
		It was in the July NewType last year, I remember because I saw the Pic of Pimp Ash in it.
		The con report in Animerica was about the same as always, but it seemed to me that there were less cosplay pics.
	www.acen.org /forums/printthread.php?t=4492 (533 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Brief
		The new ANIMERICA design will be introduced in the double-sized November issue (Volume 9, No. 10/11), which hits newsstands on September 21 and will feature an updated ANIMERICA logo, square-bound treatment, a reader-friendly design and expanded content that reflects Viz's leadership in the industry and the expertise of the magazine's editorial staff.
		ANIMERICA is the longest-running magazine on Japanese animation (anime) and comics (manga) in America.
		Launched in November 1992, ANIMERICA is the English-speaking world's premiere source of information for anime and manga.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/printthis.cgi?id=446 (487 words)

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