Genocidal Organ

BD/DVD ships in Japan on October 25; Funimation release with English dub ships on November 7 The official YouTube channel of Fuji TV's Noitamina block began streaming the first 14 minutes of Genocidal Organ, the anime film based on Project Itoh's novel of the same name, last Friday. The video promotes the film's home video Blu-ray Disc and DVD release in Japan on October 25. (The same video debuted at Tokyo International Film Festival last October, before the whole film opened.) Genocidal Organ opened in Japan on February 3. The film opened in U.S. theaters on July 12 and 13. Funimation screened the film in Japanese with English subtitles. Funimation previously debuted the other two Project Itoh films, The Empire of Corpses and Harmony, in select theaters last year in April and May, respectively. The Empire of Corpses screened with an English dub while Harmony had both English-dubbed and English-subtitled screenings. Funimation will release Genocidal Organ on home video

Funimation release with English dub ships on November 7 Funimation began streaming an English-dubbed clip for Genocidal Organ, the anime film based on Project Itoh's novel of the same name, on Monday. Funimation screened the film in Japanese with English subtitles in U.S. theaters on July 12 and 13. Genocidal Organ opened in Japan on February 3. Funimation will release Genocidal Organ on home video with an English dub on November 7. The English dub cast, under ADR director Clifford Chapin, script writer Deborah Crane, mixer Nathanael Harrison CAS, and engineers Jamal Roberson and Matt Grounds, includes: Josh Grelle as Clavis Ricco Fajardo as John Paul Jeannie Tirado as Lucie Ian Sinclair as Williams Christopher R. Sabat as Rockwell Clifford Chapin as Alex David Wald as Lucius Joel McDonald as Leland Viz Media's Haikasoru imprint describes Genocidal Organ's original novel: The war on terror exploded, literally, the day Sarajevo was destroyed by a

1st project's teaser visual revealed The official website for anime studio Geno Studio announced on Tuesday that it is working on three new television anime projects. The studio shared a visual (pictured below) for one of the three projects, but it has not yet revealed any titles. More information will be revealed on Monday, October 16 at 6:00 p.m. JST. The URL for the image contains the word "Kokkoku" (Moment by Moment), which is the name of a manga by Seita Horio. Amazon is listing an English digital release for the manga from Kodansha Comics on Tuesday, and the listing describes the manga's story: In order to save her brother and nephew who have been kidnapped by a mysterious religious group known as the Genuine Love Society, Juri and her family cast a spell using a stone hidden by her grandfather to enter the world of stopped time known as Stasis. However, when they infiltrate the kidnapper's base, they're met by other people who can also move about freely. With grot