Breakthrough adaptation from MMORPG to film - “DRAGON NEST: WARRIOR’S DAWN”

Based on the phenomenal MMORPG (massive multiplayer online role-playing game) of the same name, Axinite Digicinema brings “Dragon Nest: Warrior’s Dawn” in Philippine cinemas starting March 18 nationwide.
 

PLAYING MASTER AND SERVANT IN “BLACK BUTLER”

Hiro Mizushima stars in the titular role of “Black Butler” produced by Shinzo Matsuhashi about an orphaned aristocrat exacting revenge who hires the services of a black butler at her aid costing her soul.

Ayame Gőriki plays the aristocrat young lady named Shiori Genpo who masquerades as a male in order to get even to those responsible for her family’s death.  She eventually summons a black butler named Sebastian Michaelis, on the condition that her soul is already for the taking after the revenge has been fulfilled.  Sebastian Michaelis, a demonic butler with impeccable knowledge, manners, grace, cooking skills, martial arts and charming looks.

Enter the Bantorra Library with Book of Bantorra‏

Enter the Bantorra Library with Book of Bantorra

Hit a different kind of library this school break with Book of Bantorra.

Opening the gates to an alternative world filled with magic, fantasy, and books, The Book of Bantorra takes you to a realm where everyone who dies gets turned into books that are stored in the Bantorra Library. Want to learn more about how a particular person lived his or her life? Just go to the Bantorra Library and read a book to plunge into their lives—literally—because all you need is to touch a stone tablet ‘book’ to see a person’s history.

Book of Bantorra follows the tale of Colio, a young boy who had his memories erased. Armed with a bomb embedded in his chest.

Animax brings you the sequel to the hit Anime "Last Exile"

Do you remember that death-defying episode when our two vanships couriers encountered the mysterious girl that is said to be the “key” to bring peace in their world?  Any diehard anime fan would probably say “yes”. Well, I did.

It was approximately 10 years ago when I watched the steampunk epic, Last Exile; and I must say it was one hell of a ride. When I encountered the Animax teaser online, I had a feeling that Gonzo – the studio behind "Last Exile" and other hit series such as Gatekeepers and Fullmetal Panic – is bringing another masterpiece.

The encrypted Morse code message on the teaser that clearly said “EXILE” practically gave it away. Finally, after weeks of waiting Animax Asia reveals that the sequel to the 2003 hit anime will be called Last Exile – Fam, the Silver Wing – and will be aired on Animax same day as Japan. This time however, the much-awaited sequel to Last Exile has a different story, a new set of characters, and kickass vanship designs!

K-ON! Complete Special Airs on Animax July 13!

K-On!, Japan’s moe (cute) anime sensation is returning to audiences in its complete form of two full TV anime seasons along with an unaired OVA show, starting this July on Animax!
 

Follow high school girls Yui (guitar), Ritsu (drums), Mio (bass) Tsumugi (keyboard), and Azusa (guitar) on their comical yet heart-warming journey to becoming the hottest band in school.
 

Drummer Ritsu and bassist Mio are the only members of the school's pop music club. They are too excited to put their musical talents to good use but because they lack members in the band, they are being threatened to close. Recruiting Tsumugi to play the keyboard, they need just one more member to keep the club going.

Unable to even read sheet music, new high school student Yui joins thinking she will play castanets – the only instrument she can play – while the trio mistakes her to be a guitar prodigy! Comedy ensues as they discover the truth and help Yui learn the guitar for real. And later with Azusa joining them, the girls go on to become a full-fledged pop band in time to play for the school’s festival.
 

In season 2, the girls are in their third and final year in high school. Back to their favourite music room to practice, the five get even better as a band, and go on the quest to recruit new members to their club. Fans can look forward to catching the bonus OVA episode that follows at the end of the second season, previously not broadcast on Animax.
 

From Kyoto Animation, the studio which gave us hit anime franchise The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, K-On! is a very popular anime TV series in Japan, with Blu-Ray DVDs of the show also top sellers. The five girls of K-On! are also the first-ever fictional characters to have a music album top the Japanese national music chart.
 

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