Mass Effect: Paragon Lost is a feature length animated epic from BioWare and Production I.G (Ghost in the Shell, Blood: The Last Vampire) that serves as a prequel to the events of the Mass Effect series, starring Freddie Prinze, Jr. as James Vega.
Paragon Lost hits DVD and Blu-ray on December 28.
Ukrainian teenager Anastasiya Shpagina spends 30 minutes per eye to achieve this bizarre, anime-style effect. Apparently she is also considering eye surgery to look even more uncanny.
This small snippet of TIE fighter action is hopefully just a teaser for a larger scale Star Wars project to come from YouTuber OtaKing77077. The stunning visuals make up for the lack of sound -- an impressive feat -- even though we've all probably seen the trilogy enough times, thus we can insert the sound effects in our minds.
Stay tuned for more.
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For a limited time only, a Tokyo cafe is selling ice cream inspired by the breasts of the Senran Kagura video game characters.
It's safe to say that this dessert is milk-based.
Tokyo's Tokyo is an anime and manga store in Shibuya, and they take their trade seriously. So seriously, in fact, that the store is designed to mimic the product on the shelves. Warped tables represent worn out manga, which have been read over and over, while curved shelves -- complete with cell-like divisions -- resemble open manga.
Tokyo-based Ryo Matsui Architects headed up the design project, which took seven months to complete.
From beloved animation company Studio Ghibli comes From Up on Poppy Hill, based on a manga with the same title.
It may seem a little slow and lack the fantastical elements of their other films, but Hayao Miyazaki isn't one to disappoint.
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