You should have posted this in my thread about it!

www.theanimenetwork.com/component/option...,7/func,view/id,215/

oh pooh...

I really hope this gets brought over too! I love the look of the trailer, and I've always heard good things about the manga.

Let the cries of racism beging!!!

ROUND 1

FIGHT!!!

FWIW, don't use Amazon reseller prices as a basis for value, wait and see what one goes for on eBay. I mean, I have some early ADV videotapes that just the one was listed for $56 on Amazon - I paid like 50 cents for mine, as part of a lot, on eBay.

rebecca1/2 wrote:


eBay... HA! The first manga went on eBay for $750 a few weeks ago. These suckers are really, really rare.

After taking a new visit to the homepage, looks like IDA has an official YT page now.

www.youtube.com/IDAentertainment

Also, though I don't read Japanese, so I can't be sure, on the homepage, it says something about 7/17 and YouTube, so it may be showing up there as well.

Though by the looks of it, we in the USA won't be able to see anything unless they change the region lock, since at the current moment, it says:

This video contains content from IDAEntertainment, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds.

Pfft.
Well, it looks like IDA posted the first episode on their YT page, but sadly, it's region blocked for the US.


I knew it would be, but I had to check anyways.

So still have to order out of country for it?

Apocalypse Meow Streamed in Japan, Soft Vinyl Figures Revealed

The first episode in International Digital Artist's (IDA's) computer-animated adaptation of Motofumi Kobayashi's 'Cat Shit One' ('Apocalypse Meow') manga is being streamed in high-definition for free on the YouTube website in Japan. However, IDAEntertainment is limiting the stream to viewers from Japanese Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. IDA partner Kickoff is offering soft vinyl figures of the characters from the figure maker Kaiyodo.

ADV Manga released three volumes of the original 'Cat Shit One' manga under the title 'Apocalypse Meow' in North America. The manga follows three American soldiers — Bota, Perky and Rats — during the Vietnam War. The trio just happen to be cute animals in the 'Cat Shit One' recon group. The planned 12-episode anime series of "real and fierce combat by cute and fluffy animals" updates the manga's premise by making the three soldiers part of a modern private military company.

Source: ANN
www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2010-07-19...nyl-figures-revealed