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Back in the 60′s, Astroboy took the US airwaves by storm. This Japanese animation was one of the first to hit our shores. A whole generation of children where transfixed by this new robot hero, along with the other anime imports of the time, Gigantor and Kimba the White Lion. Now you can own your
Nostalgic Speed Racer tin sign. Vintage Japanese animation design features Speed behind the wheel of the legendary Mach 5 race car. Go Speed! Measurements are 16″ width x 12.5″ height. Comes complete with four pre-drilled holes for easy mounting and hemmed edges for safety. The Old Tin Shack logo
FullMetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel brings a fresh new action RPG to this year’s Square Enix lineup. Based on a wildly popular Japanese animation series and comic of the same name, FullMetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel traces the journey of two brothers on a life-changing quest.
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FullMetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel is based on the wildly popular Japanese animation series and comic of the same name, FullMetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel traces the journey of two brothers on a life-changing quest. Edward is a genius alchemist. He and his younger brother Alphonse try
Gatchaman Vol. 10: Jet Cutters & the Giant Buddha
Commentary Track for episode 60 with Leraldo Anzaldua (Ken) and Andy McAvin (Dr. Nambu), “Gatchaman Karaoke,” Clean Opening Animation, Clean Closing Animation, Previews. Video: NTSC Audio: Dolby Digital Region: Region 1 Dialogue: English, Japanese Subtitle: English (On/Off) Disc: 1 Runtime: 150 min
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