Funimation will release the DVD/BD of Kamisama Hajimemashita anime in the US!

North American anime distributor Funimation confirmed with ANN on Thursday that the company will release the Kamisama Hajimemashita (Kamisama Kiss) television anime series on home video. Funimation had posted a set of Valentine's Day cards on Thursday for the series that included the words "Coming Soon to DVD and Blu-ray!" Funimation could not confirm the details about the home video release.

Only the date of release would need to be confirmed! :)

If this goes well, this would mean a new season of this great series soon!

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Can a Star Wars anime be a good possibility?

With the recent developments of the Disney acquisition and that J.J Abrahams is directing, the possibilities are endless.

Are episode 7,8 and 9 really necessary? That's a question that has split fans for decades. Will a Disneyfied version of these movies be as good as the originals?

In any way, maybe it's a good time to start thinking of a Star Wars anime. I KNOW that I would watch it, no doubt. Just imagine a Japanese opening and seiyuus. It's not even that expensive to produce if you compare it to a live-action movie. In alliance, Funimation could produce it with the highest values possible, or Madhouse, or Studio Pierrot for a classic shonen mecha feel.

My theory is that Star Wars IS a manga, after all.

Just look at these incredible samples made by fans that should be hired right away!

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Funimation suspended the release of Dragon Ball Z in Blu-Ray

Due to technical difficulties in restoring the original Dragon Ball Z series frame by frame, Funimation has announced that the release of the Level 2.1 disc has been put in indefinite hiatus and it won't be released in the indicated date, March 27.

"We are unable to continue these releases by way of this process.” FUNimation expects to research more practical and commercially viable means of remastering the Dragon Ball Z anime for future Blu-ray releases.

It's best for them to take their time.