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Hey everyone,

So if you haven’t already noticed, Megaupload was recently seized by the FBI, NOT BECAUSE OF SOPA/PIPA, although those bills are still frightening nonetheless.

What does this mean? Well, most Anime download websites use Megaupload, including us, either as a main download source, or a way to remote upload the file to other hosts like Fileserve, Filejungle, Filesonic, etc., so all the websites (warez, gaming, movies, anime) that used it as a source now have dead links. Although sad, that doesn’t mean there are no won’t be any downloads, as websites are always starting to repair themselves by re-uploading to different hosts. Everything will take longer since we can’t remote upload through Megaupload anymore, but the downloads we lost will slowly be replaced on other sources.

The SOPA act is close to being binned, and the voting on the PIPA act has been delayed, with minimal chances of actually making it through.

What this means is that we’re going to have to work incredibly hard to replace all the downloads on the forums, PLUS all the Megavideo mirrors on the main site (34,000+ episode mirrors ugh.) That’s OK though, we’ll wade through all the crap and there’ll be no difference – as if Megaupload was never used anyway.

You guys will be needing to get some new Premium accounts though, which I know sucks, as some of you had lifetime accounts. A lot of links will either be on Fileserve or Filesonic at the moment, while the new Streaming sources will be Putlocker and UploadC. If you have any other suggestions, then please let us know, as we’d love to get more sources for everyone, so nothing like this can ever happen again.

tl;dr

We’re not going anywhere, a lot of our streams still work as they have 4-8 mirror sources, we still have downloads on Fileserve and/or Filesonic, we’ll just need to work on replacing more, faster.

Thanks for reading,

~asch.

The producer for the incredibly popular Code Geass Anime franchise, Yoshitaka Kawaguchi, announced last Thursday that the Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion Anime series will be getting a film adaptation; and clarified the fact that it has nothing at all to do with the also upcoming Code Geass: Akito the Exiled Anime series.

Code Geass: Akito the Exiled (Code Geass: Boukoku no Akito), is set to screen in 10 theaters throughout Japan during Summer, 2012, which was confirmed by Sunrise the same day (Thursday). Akito will be played by Miyu Irino, whilst Reira Marukaru will be played by Maaya Sakamoto.

Also announced, was an all-male musical, in addition to the previously announced non-musical stage play (Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion: Souran Eve). Japanese Mobile game platform, Mobage, will be launching a social game this Spring. A pachinko slot machine is also in the works, according to the official website.

Continuing with the barrage of Code Geass news, Code Geass‘ official website revealed (again!) on Thursday, that an OVA of Nunnally in Wonderland will be released both on DVD and Blu-ray sometime this year. Both editions will be accompanied by a 40-page picture book that recounts the same story as the Anime.

The character designer for the original Code Geass Anime series, Takahiro Kimura, will be taking the lead as animation director, and will contribute new designs for the project. In this story, Lelouch makes the ultimate use of his powerful Geass power for Nunnally, his little sister, who loves the Alice in Wonderland story.

Nunnally in Wonderland is going to be directed by Makoto Baba, who was an episode director on the original Code Geass series’. Yuuichi Nomura (episode scriptwriter), Takahiro Kimura (animation director/character designer), and musical composer Kotaro Nakagawa are also returning from the original TV series.

Below is a promotion trailer for the new Code Geass series (Code Geass Season 3): Code Geass: Akito the Exiled.

Eureka Seven: Astral Ocean (Eureka Seven Ao)’s official website is announcing that a TV animated version of the January 26 Manga, Eureka Seven Ao, will begin airing in April, 2012. The original studio behind the first Eureka Seven series, BONES, will be returning to animatate the sequel.

Eureka Seven Ao‘s Manga is being announced in February’s issue of Kadokawa Shoten’s Monthly Shounen Ace Magazine, as a direct sequel to the Anime series which originally aired in 2005. The “real mecha epic” will center around Ao, a boy who “set destiny in motion when he held the power”.

Eureka Seven‘s Anime was originally created in 2005 by BONES, followed by an Anime film Eureka Seven – Good Night, Sleep Tight, Young Lovers, in 2009.