Fairy Tail: Dragon Cry Panel with Tatsuma Minamikawa & Yohei Ito from MCM London Comic Con May 2017

At the MCM London Comic Con May 2017 Fairy Tail: Dragon Cry director Tatsuma Minamikawa and anime producer Yohei Ito, who also worked on Fairy Tail: Dragon Cry, were the Anime Guests of Honour for the event and teaming up with Anime Limited a panel was hosted whereby attendees were introduced to their work, lifestyle and more importantly their involvement with Fairy Tail: Dragon Cry.

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Dragon Ball Super Figures To Be Available from Smyths Toys UK During June 2017

Those who attended the recent MCM London Comic Con may have noticed a ‘relatively’ quiet announcement at the Bandai UK booth as the Toy Distributor announced that Dragon Ball Super figures, specifically the Dragon Stars Collection, will be made available in Smyths Toy superstores across the UK from June 2017.

MCM London Comic Con May 2017 Schedule Highlights

The MCM london Comic Con takes place this weekened (26th – 28th May 2017) at the ExCeL Centre in London and over the past few days the organisers have released the full MCM London Comic Con Show Guide, which provides detailed information on the guests, games and events taking place throughout the weekend, as well as the MCM London Comic Con schedule which provides a detailed map and timing sheets for the guests that will be at the event.

Idea Factory International Announces MCM London Comic Con Plans

With the MCM London Comic Con just a week ago it comes as no surprise that various publishers and distributors have begun announcing their plans for the event and on such publisher, in this case Idea Factory International, have announced their MCM London Comic Con plans on the official MCM Comic Con website.

Tatsuma Minamikawa & Yohei Ito To Be Anime Guests of Honour at MCM London Comic Con

The organisers of the MCM London Comic Con have today revealed that Tatsuma Minamikawa, the director for the upcoming Fairy Tail: Dragon Cry movie, and Yohei Ito, an anime producer whose work includes being an assistant producer on A Silent Voice as well as a chief producer on Fairy Tail.

Veronica Taylor, 4KIDS English Dub Voice of Ash Ketchum from Pokemon, To Attend Various MCM Comic Con Events This Year

The MCM Comic Con Group have announced that Veronica Taylor, a voice actor most notably known for her work in the 4KIDS English Dub of Ash Ketchum from Pokemon, will be a guest at vrious MCM Comic Con events throughout the year; starting with the MCM London Comic Con on the 26th May 2017.

Anime Announcement Round-up from MCM London Comic Con October 2016

As per usual it has been a busy few days with the October 2016 MCM London Comic Con and if you seemingly missed our videos of each distributors panel, or are distributor announcement articles, then you’ll be happy to know that everything announcement throughout the entire weekend can be found within this single article! So; let’s get to it!

MVM Entertainment Announcement Round-Up from MCM London Comic Con October 2016

MVM Entertainment continues to provide a different type of MCM London Comic Con experience for anime fans; as with Manga UK hosting a panel to announce their new licenses, and Anime Limited opting to announce titls at their booth at regular intervals, MVM Entertainment decided (once again) to announce everything at once via social media; something which worked in MVM’s favour with their announcement of the Girls und Panzer film.

Anime Limited Announcement Round-Up from MCM London Comic Con October 2016

Anime Limited once-again chose to unveil their new license acquisitions at their own booth via an announcement wall; but while this may be the case the UK Anime Distributor still opted to host two panels throughout the weekend, with both panels unveiling new announcements, discussing future plans and accepting questions from the crowd.

Animatsu and MangaUK Industry Panel Announcements from MCM London Comic Con October 2016

Animatsu and Manga Entertainment UK were once again in full swing at this past weekends MCM London Comic Con event as not only did the distributor put on a show with their own Karaoke Stage, of which seemed to be insanely busy throughout the weekend; but the UK Anime Distributors opted to announce their new titles at their own stage – as a traditional panel – as opposed to having it take place within one of the theatre’s scattered around the event.