Discotek adds demon city Shinjuku Anime

The American Distributor home video Discotek announced on Wednesday that will launch the demon city Shinjuku anime. Yoshiaki Kawajiri (Ninja Scroll) had directed this adaptation of anime original video of 1988 of a novel of classic horror of Hideyuki Kikuchi (Vampire Hunter D) in the Studio MADHOUSE. Discotek describes as a "remastered Special Edition" release.

In the story, a man named Levih Rah has created a city demon in the District of Shinjuku in Tokyo, and seeks to destroy the entire planet. Sayaka Rama votes to take Levih Rah rescue her captive father, and she comes to the city of demon with a teenager named kyoya and the mythical figure of Mephisto.

Central Park Media once released the anime on video tape and DVD in North America prior to the filing for bankruptcy. Digital media under license from the original novel, while ADV Manga released adaptation of manga by Shin-ichi Hosoma.

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Discotek media adds TV Anime d.n.Angel

The American Distributor home video Discotek Media announced Monday that license the series anime d.n.Angel. The action comedy 26 episodes follows a 14-year-old boy named Daisuke Niwa, who tries to declare his love to the girl of his dreams, but fails. Instead, he always thinks about the girl, becomes the legendary phantom thief known as dark mousy.

The Xebec anime Studio had adapted a manga by Yukiru yukiru Sugisaki of the same name in 2003. ADV Films once released the anime in North America before its parent A.D. Vision shut down and transfer their goods to other companies in 2009. TOKYOPOP published the manga in North America.

Image © Yukiru yukiru Sugisaki, Kadokawa Shoten Publishing Co., Ltd., channel 12 television DNA project Tokyo Ltd.

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