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Topic: Protoculture (anime)

	Interview with Anime News Network/Protoculture Addicts. DVD Vision Japan
		I've been working on Anime News Network since May 2000, it was originally just a hobby that I had intended to put 10-15 hours a week into, but it grew really fast (300% in year one, 200% every year since) and it became too time consuming to do part time.
		Anime News is what I do, so me writing it up in an editorialized and collated format for the magazine is only logical.
		Anime will probably be more mainstream, but it has a tough test to pass first.
	www.dvdvisionjapan.com /ANNPA.html (3643 words)

	Robotech Masters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Their imperial machinations lead them to turn their cloned Zentraedi miners into a formidable military used to steal the Flower of Life from the Invid and conquer the Local Group of star systems.
		With Zor's theft of the SDF-1 and the destruction of Dolza's fleet in the First Robotech War, the Masters were left critically short on protoculture and were forced to invade Earth in 2029 to reclaim the last remaining Protoculture Matrix, thus initiating the Second Robotech War.
		The story in which the Robotech Masters appear in the Robotech universe is originally from the anime series The Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross, in which they were referred to as the Zor Supreme Commanders.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robotech_Masters (176 words)

	Robotech - Source Anime (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Anime (pronounced "annie-may") is animation (cartoons) drawn and produced in Japan.
		The most important difference is the definition of "Protoculture." It is not an energy source; it is not some biochemical substance that allows for mecha transformation; it is not some quasi-mystical force playing games with the Universe; it is not a god.
		The Protoculture were literally the "first culture" to evolve in the galaxy, circa 500,000 B.C. Approximately 499,000 years ago, a Protoculture exploration vessel visited Terra and "exerted an influence" upon humanity's ancestors.
	members.aol.com /BruceG6069/RoboTech_faq/Robotech_S5.html (4205 words)

	DVD Verdict Review - Robotech: The Protoculture Collection
		The eighty-five episodes were actually three unrelated Japanese anime series cobbled together by producer Carl Macek and a team of writers.
		It is the Star Wars of the anime world, and it opened the floodgates for the entire genre to invade America.
		Guilty of blasting the anime craze into hyperdrive here in the U.S., Robotech remains a classic of the genre that is deserving of its reputation.
	www.dvdverdict.com /printer/robotechprotoculture.php (1804 words)

	Anime News Network - Protoculture Addicts 64 available! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		In addition, Protoculture Addicts is announcing the update of their webpage.
		The newest issue of the anime and manga magazine has shipped to distributors and subscribers last week and is now available either from your local comic book store or directly from Protoculture.
		Protoculture is also announcing a major update of its web page: http://www.protoculture.qc.ca.
	www.animenewsnetwork.com /article.php?discuss=215 (570 words)

	Anime Press Releases: ADV Releases Robotech Protoculture Collection November 8 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		HOUSTON, September 19, 2005 -ADV Films, the number one producer-distributor of anime in North America, is pleased to announce a definitive new collection for one of the all-time greatest anime sagas.
		Originally aired in Japan as three separate anime series, what became known as Robotech was woven together by Carl Macek for Harmony Gold and soon became a staple of syndicated kids programming.
		Robotech Protoculture Collection (SRP $129.98 DVD) is a DVD-only thin-pack collection including the entire Robotech series, presented in English 5.1 with over 450 minutes of DVD extras.
	www.animetique.com /pressview.asp?pID=467 (348 words)

	Review \| Anime: A Guide to Japanese Animation
		Japanese animation, otherwise known as anime, has become impossible to avoid: Pokemon, Digimon, Card Captors and Dragonball are on every channel, Princess Mononoke and Akira still run in repertory cinemas and you can't go to a video store without seeing shelves full of anime titles, half of which are rented out at any given time.
		The fan culture which supported anime for decades has long relied on rumor and wishful thinking as much as fact, abetted by the fact that few of its proponents speak or read the original language.
		The information presented will probably surprise many skeptics (anime has a much wider range than just science fiction and pornography) and true believers (a lot of anime has been quite derivative and aimed at kids) and the raw data give a good insight into general trends and the way the anime industry has evolved.
	www.januarymagazine.com /artcult/animeguide.html (1005 words)

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		All books and comics written after the McKinney novelizations imply that protoculture is some sort of fluid that runs throughout the mecha (and the traces of it in the Zentraedi).
		Most of the new mecha are powered by fusion reactors instead of Protoculture systems, due to the scarcity of Protoculture on Earth after the SDF-3 left.
		Later versions of the Alpha carry what is known as a "shadow device", which allows them to not be seen on the Invid's protoculture sensors, and a "destabilizer", which allows the alpha to create holes in the force fields that surround invid hives.
	www.foundonline.com /robotech/misc/section6.html (6474 words)

	DVD: robotech (transformation protoculture generation) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		For the uninitiated, Robotech was the most popular of the Americanized Japanese anime series to hit American TV waves during the 1970s and 1980s (along with Star Blazers, Voltron, Transor Z, etc.)...
		For the uninitiated, Robotech was the most popular of the Americanized Japanese anime series to hit American TV waves during the 1970s and 1980s (along with Star Blazers, Voltron, Transor Z, etc.) Known for its cutting edge animation, thrilling battle scenes,...
		Robotech was the most popular of the Americanized Japanese anime series to hit American TV waves during the 1970s and 1980s (along with Star Blazers, Voltron, Transor Z, etc.) Known for its cutting edge animation, high tech battle scenes, futuristic weapons (planes, tanks,...
	www.very-clever.com /dvd/robotech (1298 words)

	Anime To Watch: Suggestions, Questions, Discussion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Protoculture was something Carl Macek invented to link all 3 alien stories together as a continuation (namely Macross ak Robotech, Southern Cross and Genesis Climber Mospaeda).
		I haven't pulled out that rulebook in a long time.) Also, Protoculture was used to describe the interaction of a male and female or something like that.
		Also are there any Anime's out there with good plots, a lot like how Fullmetal Alchemist and Beserk follow a good plot all the way through the series.
	www.animenfo.com /forums/topic4735-0-asc-1400.html (4003 words)

	Anime News Network - Anime News
		At Anime Expo 2006, ImaginAsian TV's Justin Sevakis discussed the growing network's plans for a new entertainment complex in Los Angeles.
		ADV Films has officially announced today, at Anime Expo, that they will be releasing the GUYVER: The Bioboosted Armor TV series in North America.
		Anime News Network's exclusive interview with The Pillows on their "My Foot" tour is available now.
	www.animenewsnetwork.com (1553 words)

	Animefringe: October 2004 - Features - Anime News Network's Protoculture Addicts
		Anime News Network (www.animenewsnetwork.com) sent out a press release shortly before the convention, letting it be known that they would be making a rather large announcement at Nan Desu Kan 8.
		Anime News Network announced their acquisition of long-time indie anime and manga magazine Protoculture Addicts (http://www.protoculture-mag.com or http://www.protoculture.ca), which will begin publishing January as Anime News Network's Protoculture Addicts.
		Protoculture Addicts is not meant for the Yu-Gi-Oh crowd; articles and reviews are aimed for an adult audience.
	www.animefringe.com /magazine/2004/10/feature/05.php (825 words)

	Anime-Cons.com: News: Article
		CLAUDE J. is the founder and editor of Protoculture Addicts, the longest running anime and manga news magazine in North America.
		Over the years his interest in anime grew to the point that a casual interest in an anime website turned into a second job and then a full time job.
		Otakuthon is Montreal's premiere fan-ran anime convention to be held on Saturday June 10 and Sunday June 11, 2006 in the Henry F. Hall building of Concordia University, located in the heart of downtown Montreal.
	www.anime-cons.com /news/article.shtml/288 (719 words)

	Any suggestions for magazines covering Anime? \| Ask MetaFilter
		Anime Insider is published by the well known Wizard, who publish a monthly on comic books.
		And most of my blogging these days is about anime, but it doesn't qualify as "good, professional".
		Protoculture Addicts seems to be it's antithesis, with pages crammed with text and fl-and-white images everywhere but the cover, but I find I get more of my money's worth and I end up reading it cover to cover instead of just glossing over the big two-page spreads.
	ask.metafilter.com /mefi/34163 (522 words)

	Anime News Service - December 6-10 Anime News
		MONTREAL - Protoculture is pleased to announce the release of Anime: A Guide to Japanese Animation (1958-1988), a 320-page filmography covering the first thirty years of anime, from Astroboy to Akira.
		Protoculture is also the publisher of Protoculture Addicts, the anime & manga magazine.
		Anime News Network is reporting that according to the 4th issue of Nippon Keizai Shimbun, Yomiuri Kokoku-Sha (Yomiuri Advertising Inc), CGI firm Milky Cartoon and Nelvana in Canada will soon begin producing several new, entirely CGI TV series.
	www.animenewsservice.com /archives/dec8.htm (4204 words)

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		Protoculture Addicts is a 52-page (on average) bi-monthly magazine published by Ianus Publications in Canada, and costs $4.95 per issue.
		Subscriptions to Protoculture Addicts are available at $25 for a 6 issue (1 year) subscription.
		While gamers and mecha modelers loved the magazine, anime fans had a lukewarm reaction to it, so the producers decided to move the articles on mecha anime back to Protoculture Addicts and mostly reserve Mecha Press for gaming- and modeling-related articles.
	www.foundonline.com /robotech/misc/section8.html (1973 words)

	ProtoCulture X (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		ProtoCulture X started out in March 2001 with the goal of providing a look into a growing popular culture of gaming and anime.
		That was when we started to expand more on what ProtoCulture X would do and what it would offer to its visitors.
		Since its launch ProtoCulture X has undergond three major redesigns and a couple of face-lifts.
	www.protoculturex.com /aboutus.htm (225 words)

	Anime Tourist - Protoculture Addicts and ANN combine forces.
		Anime is film style with distinct designs and approaches to storytelling from Japan.
		Anime News Network has announced that it has partnered with North America's oldest anime magazine, Protoculture Addicts, to produce Anime News Network's Protoculture Addicts.
		The first issue of Anime News Network’s Protoculture Addicts and the 82nd issue of Protoculture Addicts will be on sale in January (Solicitation in the November issue of Previews).
	anime-tourist.com /article.php?sid=835 (526 words)

	Guide to Anime (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Anime characters are often entangled in extreme situations, and...
		The MIT Anime Club is a non-profit MIT student organization dedicated to increasing the awareness of Japanese animation (anime) in the MIT community and the general public.
		Anime (ah-nee-may) is the Japanese word for animation or cartoon, rumored to be from the French dessins anime.
	www.guideto.org /fun/Anime (3291 words)

	Yellow Menace - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		HOUSTON, September 19, 2005 —ADV Films, the number one producer-distributor of anime in North America, is pleased to announce a definitive new collection for one of the all-time greatest anime sagas.
		Always on the forefront, ADV is introducing North America to bold new anime franchises such as Gantz, Elfen Lied, Chrono Crusade, Peacemaker and DNAngel.
		Its Anime Network is America's first and only television network dedicated to bringing anime and anime-related programming to consumers nationwide via digital cable 24 hours a day.
	yellow-menace.com /modules/news/article.php?storyid=202 (570 words)

	DVD Vision Japan Presents-- ANIME FRONTIERS: News, Interviews, Reviews, and information about anime!
		After months of rumors, Anime Crash announced to the world that they are "back with a vengeance".
		The new kids on the block, AN Entertainment is what happens when anime fans achieve their dream to release their own anime.
		Anime Play is a "DVD magazine" that takes the capabilities of the DVD format, and combines it with a printed magazine.
	www.dvdvisionjapan.com /interviews.htm (2217 words)

	Protoculture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		ProtoCulture - R&D, a subdivision of ProtoCulture, is working tirelessly, equipping ProtoCulture with the latest, cutting-edge technology.
		Protoculture is a company dedicated to publish and distribute anime & manga-related products.
		In physical anthropology, protoculture is the passing of behaviours from one generation to another among non-human primates.
	protoculture.info (328 words)

	SPRIGGAN
		Spriggan had the distinct honor of being only the second anime film in the festival’s history to be invited to play at this historic event.
		Anime Industry members are going to be in for a special treat later this year, as Spriggan will be having industry screenings in Los Angeles and San Francisco prior to its Theatrical Debut later on this year.
		Protoculture Addicts: Thank you for taking time out of your schedule to respond to some questions for Protoculture Addicts.
	www.sprigganthemovie.com /news/npop.html (1526 words)

	Anime News Network - Press Release
		ABOUT PROTOCULTURE: Protoculture is the publisher of Protoculture Addicts as well as anime resource guides like Anime: A Guide To Japanese Animation.
		ABOUT ANIME NEWS NETWORK: Founded in 1998, Anime News Network was one of the first English language anime news websites, and remains, after six years, “the Internet’s most trusted anime news source.” ANN provides North American readers with up to date news, views and reviews regarding the North American and Japanese anime and manga industries.
		According to Alexa, Anime News Network is the fourth most popular anime related website on the Internet today, and the most popular website in the “Anime / News and Media” category.
	www.animenewsnetwork.com /pressrelease.php?id=571 (668 words)

	ProtoCulture X (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Project Notes: This was Shadow Wolf's first attempt at making a AMV (Anime Music Video) with the aide of his wife (Sinaj) who helped him with the timing of the music.
		That proved to be a challenge to properly integrate the sounds into the video so it would match and surprisingly it turned out quite well.
		This is Sinaj's very first attempt at a AMV so she decided to use her current favorite series, Saiyuki.
	www.protoculturex.com /pcxstudio.php (529 words)

	DVD Verdict Review - Robotech: The Protoculture Collection
		Robotech—The Protoculture Collection is the best the series has ever looked, and it's combined with all the extras from the previous "Legacy" releases.
		Robotech—The Protoculture Collection contains the newly remastered edition of the series ADV began releasing a couple of years back.
		Robotech—The Protoculture Collection is simply a repackaging of two previous ADV releases of the show combined to make one attractive box set.
	www.dvdverdict.com /reviews/robotechprotoculture.php (1834 words)

	Amazon.com: Anime: A Guide To Japanese Animation (1958-1988): Books: Andrea Baricordi,Massimiliano De Giovanni,Andrea ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		At last the old protoculture book, with Astroboy in the cover like in the original italian version.
		All the years from 1958 to 1988 have a summary that give us an appreciation of the action in Japan and the impact mainly in Italy (we have plenty of references to the anime in Italy but nothing very extent to worried).
		Im sure that this book is not going to disapoint you, this work deserves the congratulations and the support of all the people who love those old series and want a good place to begin a research.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/2980575909?v=glance (831 words)

	[INFO] Anime/Manga Convention Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		An edited version of this list appears regularly in Animerica, Animeco and Protoculture Addicts magazines and is available on the web at http://www.otaking.com/otaking/concalendar.html This article can be freely distributed for non-commercial use, as long as all credits and notices remain intact.
		Although the Atlantic Anime Alliance gave permission for ICON to hold another ChibiCon with their staff in 1996, (See ChibiCon Returns and ICON), ICON has since incorporated ChibiCon in their Anime Track and the ICON Anime Track is no longer called ChibiCon.
		Permission was granted to the Anime Track of I-Con to adopt the ChibiCon name and perpetuate the legacy which the Atlantic Anime Alliance started and which Anime East continued.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/anime/conventions (3258 words)

	COMICON.com: 9/18 ANIME NEWS NETWORK & PROTOCULTURE ADDICTS JOIN
		Anime News Network has always wanted to publish a print companion to the website, and rather than start with a blank slate, we felt that it would be
		Protoculture Addicts is the perfect choice for us.
		Protoculture Addicts has been around for 17 years, for many of us it was the first anime magazine we ever bought.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=37&t=003342 (404 words)

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