

Studio Khara have released another splendid animated short for their ongoing “Animator Expo” event, dazzling viewers yet again with its profound symbolism and accurate portrayal of life’s mundanity – while using entrancing anime visuals to maintain viewer attention, though a dash of depravity could have aided in such endeavors.
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An excesively stimulating animated music short provided by the Japan Animator’s Expo entitled “ME!ME!ME!” has garnered quite a bit of attention online from H-fans, gaining acclaim for its sexy visuals and abundance of seemingly misplaced guro.
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The Hiroshima Animation Biennale is set to hold an expo on Japan’s glorious history of robot anime, incidentally marking the 80th year of Tetsuwan Atom creator Osamu Tezuka’s life. The exhibition will run for 20 days from August the 7th, and funnily enough it will be held in Hiroshima. If Hiroshima is too far from the plamo lined streets of Akiba for you, it will apparently tour the whole country after wrapping up in Hirohima.
Screenings of works and giant scale figures are promised; they are apparently hoping for 400,000 visitors across all their related events. No word on if there will be any Tachikoma in evidence. See also interesting revelations regarding an International Gundam Research Society here. Via Anime!Anime!

A research society with the scholarly aim of studying Gundam? Apparently so – the news is gleaned from details of the upcoming Robot Anime Expo. From the limited details available it appears they will unfortunately be concerned with social and cultural ramifications and the like, as well as such essential questions as how mankind should interact with alien races, rather than the business of building giant robot killing machines. It may be interesting to see how this pans out. Via Anime!Anime!