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Digital Manga announced today on their twitter account via new releases that Maiden Rose has been licensed and is set to be released by their June imprint on March 24th of 2010.  You can find it listed on their site here.  They have also been teasing us with the news that they have recently obtained a "big license" to be announced at YaoiCon.  Many are speculating the license to either be Ayano Yamane's Viewfinder  series or Hinako Takanaga's Tyrant Who Falls in Love series.  Whatever it is, I'm sure yaoi fans everywhere will be happy. 

~Asami's Girl

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Just a quick post to share this gorgeous promo of the Sex Pistols OVA (aka Love Pistols).  Enjoy!...

Dai-kun's two cents: The premise of the story is that 30% of humans are descended not from apes but from other animals (these people are called "Zoomans"), and they can interbreed with humans, and with other male Zoomans by the use of a symbiote. Norio, an ordinary high school student discovers his Zoomanity and deals with the advances of many male Zoomans who want him to have their babies.

The Aarinfantasy server was supposedly hacked sometime around Monday night and Tuesday morning. This was noticed when admin access to the server itself was denied as the password was changed on the server. Immediate action was placed to remedy the situation to prevent any damage and harm it may cause.

Unfortunately, the only and best option to fix this case is to reinstall the server software and load backup data prior to the invasion. The probable cause may be due to a linux exploit that was recently discovered, leading to a patch that was quickly released to block the exploit. The server probably failed to receive the patch somehow and someone took advantage of it. This is just one theory though, we are still investing the main cause for the hack.

We are trying very hard to bring back the backup and have everything back to normal again. Please bear with us at this time, and thank you for your patience.

Anime in the US is a $400 million industry according to Publishers Weekly, and even through a hard economy, anime fans everywhere are still eager to spend their hard (or not so hard) earned money on DVDs, manga, and collectibles. However, some fans simply do not have the funds (or should I say, their parents won’t give them the funds) to buy everything they wish to buy.