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	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)

	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)

	Article index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		My primary writing venue was VIZ LLC's comic anthology, Animerica Extra, for which I wrote more than 100 articles over the course of six years.
		Extra was a collection of several different translated manga, or Japanese comics.
		Where Extra was primarily manga-oriented, Animerica is mostly anime-oriented --that is, Animerica focuses on Japanese animation, especially that which has been translated into English.
	www.mindspring.com /~theduffields/resume/articles/index.htm (290 words)

	Animerica . November . 1993 . Hepburn . Animerica Extra . Newtype USA
		Volume 1 Number 00 was released in November 1992; with Vol.1 No.1 following in March 1993, officially launching the monthly magazine.
		Animerica uses a non-standard romanization system a modified form of the Hepburn system, replacing the macrons used in Hepburn with circumflexes.
		Some manga mangazine complements to Animera called Animerica Extra, and Pulp magazine were published.
	www.uk.kunsimuna.net /Animerica_UK_428244_qy (310 words)

	Viz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		A number of short stories were serialized in the now-defunct Manga Vizion (precursor to Animerica Extra) and compiled into the graphic novels Love Song and A, A' [A, A Prime].
		Pulp was a manga anthology for adults that ran from 1997-2002.
		Viz's Animerica Extra was cancelled in December 2004 as of the December (Vol.
	tangerine.astraldream.net /viz.html (1894 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)

	OtakuBoards - Anime Magazines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		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)

	Animerica - Qwika
		Animerica Animerica is one of the original magazines reviewing...
		Some manga mangazine complements to Animerica called Animerica Extra, and Pulp were...
		Animerica Extra Animerica Extra was a monthly shōjo...
	www.qwika.com /find/Animerica (332 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.
		Animerica Extra finishes off by showing some of the haikus they received for a contest.
		All in all, Animerica Extra is a good buy this month.
	www.sequentialtart.com /reports.php?ID=1499&issue=2002-10-01 (562 words)

	Volume 1 Notes
		From now on she does call him Godai-san most of the time (in the original; in the translation they didn't fix this until much later), but she calls him Ronin at least one more time, in episode 3.
		First appearance of the Cha-cha-maru, its owner (whose name is never revealed, being referred to throughout the series as "master", apparently a common term in Japan for people in his trade) and a few nameless neighborhood characters who are seen again from time to time in the course of the series.
		Ichinose is holding over Godai and Kyoko on the title page is not a coat hanger, but an umbrella; or rather, the stylized drawing of an umbrella which the Japanese make with the names of a couple underneath to symbolize that they are an "item".
	www.uark.edu /misc/julio/mi/annotated/MI_first_volume.html (1019 words)

	For those that don't already know... - Anime Academy Lounge
		X will no longer appear in the pages of Animerica Extra, despite the fact that it had been anticipated to return in the coming months.
		Due to protracted licensing problems, X/1999 will no longer be a part of Animerica Extra's lineup of manga stories.
		it means that Animerica ran into some Licensensing Problems with the people who made X and they wont let them publish it without a contract stating that they can put it in the Extra.
	www.animeacademy.com /forums/showthread.php?t=841 (646 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)

	Fanime Con - Sunday - Viz Manga (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		From left to right they're Bill Flanagan, editor of Animerica Extra; Jason Thompson, editor of the Dragon Ball and Silent Moebius titles; and Carl Horn, editor of Pulp and Neon Genesis Evangelion.
		Flanagan said that the Animerica Extra title has settled into a pattern that will remain quite distinct from the predecessor title, Manga Vizion.
		The previous version was a mishmash of manga, but Animerica Extra is focused on relationship stories, he said.
	www.fansview.com /2001/fanimecon/040101c.htm (331 words)

	Wanting More: The Growing Interest in Magazine Manga - Manga Life, manga reviews, manga news, manga information, manga ...
		Animerica was one of the first to take a stab at the market, releasing their Animerica Extra - which placed more familiar stories alongside obscure shorts.
		If a magazine comes with something extra, people will almost always be happy.
		Animerica caught the hint, branching out to meet increasing interest.
	www.mangalife.com /features/WantingMoreTheGrowingInter.htm (610 words)

	Product Details // 'Animerica Extra December 2004 Volume 7 (#12)'
		Its concentration on beautiful art, impressionistic symbolism, character-driven stories, and spectacular layout is the cutting edge of the manga medium and has garnered not only its originally intended female readership, but also a male readership who are 'ahead of the curve' when it comes to sophisticated manga storytelling!
		And Animerica Extra is on the very blade-tip of the cutting edge with four of the most diverse and exciting stories serialized every month!
		With information-packed features and columns, Animerica Extra readers know the best and most up-to-date info in shojo!
	www.silverbulletcomics.com /shop/product.php?a=8132 (99 words)

	VIZ: ANIMERICA Extra - Jan. 2004 - Vol 7 -1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		VIZ: ANIMERICA Extra - Jan. 2004 - Vol 7 -1
		ANIMERICA Extra - Jan. 2004 - Vol 7 -1
		ANIMERICA Extra - Feb. 2004 - Vol 7 -2
	store.viz.com /product/MGVBP0011 (277 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)

	ICv2 News - Shojo Manga and Anime--Big Business in Japan
		Animerica Extra has been growing in circulation each month for over a year.
		Animerica Extra in Musicland demonstrate that independent pop culture retailers are not even beginning to capture the potential market for this category.
		Over the next few weeks ICv2 will be taking an in-depth look at this impressive new wave of shojo product, while trying not to neglect the best of the trade paperback and DVD backlist titles.
	www.icv2.com /articles/news/605.html (874 words)

	Animerica and Animerca Extra - Unified Science Fiction and Fantasy Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Animerica and Animerca Extra - Unified Science Fiction and Fantasy Forums
		Animerica and Animerca Extra - by VampirePrincess on 19:25 26 Nov 2002
		I loved the new animerica with Spirit Away as its cover story.
	www.shadowdark.org /ib/Animerica-and-Animerca-Extra_1724-1.php (99 words)

	VIZ: ANIMERICA Extra - Sept. 2003 - Vol. 6 -9 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		VIZ: ANIMERICA Extra - Sept. 2003 - Vol.
		You Are Here: Main > Animerica Extra > Animerica Extra 2003
		ANIMERICA Extra - Oct. 2003 - Vol 6 -10
	store.viz.com /product/MGVBP0006 (62 words)

	Anime´ - NEZ News for October/November 2001
		It's still undecided when and where, but things look better now than they did based on their notice in Animerica Extra.
		In the current issue of Animerica Extra (volume 4, issue 11), Viz published the first part of a multi-chapter storyline of Steam Detectives.
		After the chapter, they inserted a notice that in light of events of September 11th they would be skipping the rest of the storyline since it deals with 'terror from the sky'.
	www.animeprime.com /edit/oldnews/news-octnov2001.shtml (893 words)

	VIZ: ANIMERICA Extra - Oct. 2003 - Vol 6 -10 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		VIZ: ANIMERICA Extra - Oct. 2003 - Vol 6 -10
		A brave young swordswoman who wants to be a prince; an artist, his stepsister, and a doll that came to life; adventure in a fantasy world not unlike ancient China; crime and mystery in the Gothic metropolis of Steam City; and a girl who came from a video tape, and more.
		Animerica Extra will look at the works of the creator of Happy Mania, The Flowers and the Bees, and other ground-breaking manga!
	store.viz.com /product/MGVBP0008 (210 words)

	Video Girl Ai - Anime Academy Lounge
		Ai is printed in Animerica Extra, where it, Steam Detectives, and Marionette Generation get the fewest pages each month ((sometimes they're lucky to reach 15 pages each)), which would explain why it's been over a year and a half since the last Steam Detectives graphic novel hit the shelves.
		To put it bluntly, it's supply and demand, Viz releases a new graphic novel everytime an Animerica Extra title reaches at least 180 more pages.
		Where as Fushigi Yuugi and Utena recieve a monsterous number of pages each month, the count that Ai recieves is miniscule and insignifigant in comparison.
	www.animeacademy.com /forums/showthread.php?t=6581 (283 words)

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		Animerica Extra vol 2 #1 - 5, 7 - 11
		Animerica Extra vol 3 #2 - 5, 7, 11, 12
		Animerica Extra vol 4 #1, 2, 4, 7, 12
	www.nikaku.com /catalog/books/books5.html (718 words)

	Sequential Tart: Atsukamashii Onna - Manga Mayhem: A Brief Introduction to Super Manga Blast and Animerica Extra (vol ...
		The art is real eye candy, but not enough to make up for the poor storytelling.
		Animerica Extra offers six manga for the price of $4.95 and also features interviews and articles about manga.
		I find Steam Detectives to be the most fun to read in Animerica Extra.
	www.sequentialtart.com /archive/mar01/ao_0301_1.shtml (1564 words)

	Archonia.com, Your favourite manga and anime store: Animerica Extra vol 5: 10 October 2002
		From the editors of Animerica comes a monthly manga anthology containing some of the most popular manga-turned-anime ever made!
		With 128 pages and four to five manga titles per issue, Animerica Extra contains breathtaking art and stories: science fiction, fantasy, romantic comedy, action, and shojo manga!
		All information on this item (including description, picture, price, release date and weight) is subject to change without prior notice.
	www.archonia.com /index.php?page=article&aid=20063 (292 words)

	Anime News Service - March 1-8 Anime News
		Instead of the proposed 2 discs + disc of extras mini box sets, ADV is reportedly going to do one large box set at the end, that everyone will be able to get ahold of.
		Animerica has a small article promoting the upcoming release of Amon Saga from Manga Entertainment on March 27th.
		The set is loaded with extras including model image gallery, and a special seiyuu extra.
	www.animenewsservice.com /archives/feb14.htm (8834 words)

	My Shoujo Page FAQ
		Both Animerica Extra and Pulp can be subscribed to.
		X/1999 SUSPENDED IN ANIMERICA EXTRA The serialization of X/1999 has been suspended in the manga anthology Animerica Extra starting in Volume 4, Number 5.
		Our licensing department is working to bring the title back to Animerica Extra for Volume, 4, Number 9 and to be sure that this type of problem can be prevented in the future.
	shoujo.wuv.org /shoujo-faq.shtml (1204 words)

	AnimeNation Anime Forums - Animerica Extra vs. Shonen Jump USA? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		I used to get alot of previews of Animerica Extra too when I was a regular subcriber to Animerica and I thought those were so cool, especially when Fushigi Yuugi was on at one time.
		Shonen Jump has now officialy become the home of the most cliche-rich shonen titles ever, targetting the pre-teen male crowd with a rating of T - Not one female character has been the character on the cover of shonen jump.
		Animerica doesn't have much that intrests me. But that's just circumstance, it does seem like a better mag, even though there isn't as much manga per issue.
	www.animenation.net /forums/archive/index.php/t-151924.html (608 words)

	Viz
		X/1999 [X] (CLAMP) - ran as a six issue series, then in Animerica, was running monthly in Animerica Extra but had to be suspended due to licensing issues, but Viz reacquired the license, future volumes are to be graphic novel only.
		Several titles were serialized in Manga Vision, the first manga anthology in the US, and they also began to serialize CLAMP's X(X/1999), probably their longest running shoujo title to date.
		Viz's shoujo output began an upturn with the debut of their new anthology Animerica Extra, with featured as its flagship title, the fan-favorite Fushigi Yûgi.
	shoujo.wuv.org /viz.shtml (606 words)

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		Each issue of ANIMERICA EXTRA contains romance, fantasy, mystery, and science fiction stories from the artists who move the world of manga.
		And as this war of destiny draws closer, there is only one random factor: young Kamui, the strongest psychic of all.a misanthrope who has chosen no side, but only wants to protect his childhood friends Fuma and Kotori.
		Exploding to pieces, Kamui's aunt Tokiko dies giving birth to the sacred sword that is his birthright.
	www.animenewsservice.com /archives/vizdec00.txt (2582 words)

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