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1 week ago

And now our final guest announcement for 2019: Welcome back J. Michael Tatum!

Discovered by Funimation warhorse Christopher Bevins, who cast him as Rikichi in 2005’s Samurai 7, Tatum’s inexplicable luck has held long enough to see his flag hoisted on a slew of dream roles, most notably Kyoya Otori in Ouran High School Host Club, suave, demonic Sebastian Michaelis in Black Butler, France in the Hetalia franchise, Tomoe from Kamisama Kiss, and the equal parts maniacal/vulnerable Okarin Rintarou from Steins;Gate. More recently, Tatum can be heard in the epic My Hero Academia as Teyna Iida.

Other characters the man still can’t believe he’s had the crazy good fortune to play include: Doumeki in XXXHolic, Jiro Mochizuki in Black Blood Brothers, Isaac Dian in Baccano!, both God Eneru and Dalton in One Piece, Komui Lee in D-Gray Man, Dororo in Sgt. Frog, the titular loveable savage of Heroic Age, Ryosuke Takahashi in Initial D, Lawrence Kraft in Spice and Wolf, Zarbon in Dragon Ball Z Kai, and Scar in Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood. His vocal “stylings,” much to the chagrin of drama teachers everywhere, he’s sure, have also been featured in Romeo X Juliet, Speed Grapher, Trinity Blood, Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple, Black Cat, Nabari no Ou, Ghost Hunt, School Rumble, The Tower of Druaga, Aquarion, Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicles, Shuffle, Shigurui, Glass Fleet, Mushishi, Soul Eater, along with feature- length films such as Vexille, Summer Wars, Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker, and Empire of Corpses, among many others. His videogame credits include Sir Hammerlock from the Borderlands franchise, Julius Kresnik from Tales of Xillia 2, Mr. Foster from Killing Floor 2, various playable characters from SMITE, and Kelvin from Battleborn.

And as if being involved with so many awesome shows wasn’t enough, in late 2007 the fluky so-and-so tempted fate by officially branching out into ADR directing and adaptive scriptwriting. His ADR directing credits to date include Aquarion, Jyu-oh-Sei, Romeo X Juliet, Big Windup, Rin: Daughters of Mnemosyne and Shikabane Hime (Corpse Princess), while his writing credits include substantial work on Ouran High School Host Club, Heroic Age, Initial D, Blassreiter, Ga Rei: Zero, Hero Tales, Legend of the Legendary Heroes, Fractale, Deadman Wonderland, Steins;Gate, Assassination Classroom, Dragon Ball Z Kai andAttack on Titan. In early 2010 he teamed up with Terri Doty and Stephen Hoff to launch That Anime Show, a web-based chat show centered on colorful, often diabolically unhinged interviews with friends and colleagues within the dubbing industry, all episodes of which can be downloaded for free athttp://thatanimeshow.com/

Ever the workaholic, Tatum is currently burning the midnight oil on a number of exciting projects due for release later this year. And before you ask, the “J” stands for… Well, it stands for whatever you’d like it to. ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

Let's give a warm welcome back to Brandon McInnis!

Brandon McInnis is a voice actor, singer, and translator. He voices Finral Roulacase in Black Clover, Yuna D. Kaito in Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card, Keita Amano in Gamers, Frodo Baggins in Lord of the Rings Online, Patrick Phelps in Black Butler: Book of Murder, Sonosuke Izayoi in Danganronpa 3, Erlang Shen in SMITE, Count St. Germain in Code: Realize, Yuto Suou in Master of Ragnarok, and many more.

He has interpreted for Nobuo Uematsu (famed Final Fantasy composer), Chihiro Fujioka (the director of Super Mario RPG), Hiroki Takahashi (the voice of Ryu in Street Fighter), and several Japanese bands including The Earthbound Papas, Versailles, and D. His translation of HTML5 Game Programming With Enchant.js, a textbook on programming video games, has been used in the game development curriculums of California Polytechnic State University, the New England School of Communications, and Uppsala University in Sweden.

With a deep love for music production and originally trained as an opera singer, Brandon also adapts and covers anime songs in English on his YouTube channel (youtube.com/branmci). Follow him on Twitter and Instagram: @BranMci ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

Please join us in welcoming Studio Capsule to Anime Crossroads 2019!

Studio Capsule is an independant studio that has created a line of doujinshi's, art books, animated shorts, logos and other expanding art projects. Studio Capsule has been featured in countless magazines, even Newtype. Studio Capsule has worked for companies like Playstation Magazine, Marvel, and Hasbro to name a few. When they are not busy working on new projects, you can catch Robert drawing on his twitch channel. Banzchan-Twitch www.twitch.tv>banzchan

Robert DeJesus
Robert DeJesus is a Writer, Story Creator, Illustrator and Charachter Designer. Robert is no stranger to the anime and manga community. An Indiana born, self-taught artist, who got his first art career break when he sent an eight page short story to comic publisher Antartic Press.He has drawn manga-inspired comics for well over 20 years and has been published nearly all over the world. With his business partner Emily, he branched out and started working on bringing his own ideas to life.

Emily DeJesus
Emily DeJesus is half of the team that runs Studio Capsule. She is a Writer, Editor, Designer and Manager. Emily has worked with Robert her business partner for over 15 years now. Studio Capsule has worked with quite a few companies like Marvel, Harper Collins, and Wayforward, just to name a few. She enjoys the business and creative side of working for Studio Capsule very much and is grateful that she has an opportunity to work in the manga/comics business.

Find out everything that’s new with either Studio Capsule or Robert and Emily DeJesus at http://banzchan.deviantart.com/, at http://banzchan.blogspot.com/ or on Facebook athttps://www.facebook.com/RobertDeJesusArt/ or https://www.facebook.com/Studio-Capsule-1627349784240688/ ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

Our final three guest announcements are this weekend in honor of our baby sister convention, Amaicon We may have some other announcements this weekend as well~ ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

We at Anime Crossroads are super excited to announce Jessica Calvello!

Jessica has a impressive resume not only as a voice actress for a number of anime roles but also as a production assistant on many loved shows. Her talents can be heard in series published by ADV Files, Sentai Filmworks, Media Blasters, Central Park Media, and Funimation.

Her most well roles include the manic Excel in Excel Saga, Nanael in Queen's Blade, Kanako Miyamae In Maria Holic, Aika S. Granzchesta in the successful kickerstarter dub of Aria, Mink in Dragon Half, the titan loving Zoe Hange, Saori Takabe in Girls und Panzer, the energetic and cheerful Hajime Ichinose in Gatchaman Crowds, and most notable the lovey warrior herself Honey Kisaragi / Cutey Honey in the 1994 series Cutey Honey in which she was picked by the creator Go Nagai for the title role.

Her other roles include Kasumi Tomine (Ailen Nine), Tiramy (Amagi Brilliant Park), Eimi Ohba (Comic Party), Kocho Enoki (Demon Fighter Kocho), Yuri (Dirty Pair OVA), Natsuno Kirhime (Dog & Scissors), Keiko Sasahara (Genshiken), Hikaru (Kimagure Orange Road: Summer's Beginning), Chouhi Ekitoku (Ikki Tousen), Fam (Ruin Explorers), and many more!!!! ... See MoreSee Less

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